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appears as the evil genius of the strike organisers.
After every interview they had to report to him and
receive his instructions. Again and again throughout
the negotistions this individual's attitude of
chicanery and truculence was clearly the only obstacle
in the way of success. For example, at the end of
July, when a settlement satisfactory to both sides
had been arrived at and the strikers were expected
to return to work immediately, Mr. Yu wrecked it at
the last moment by falsely representing to the dele-
gates that the police were being sacrificed, whereas
the arrangement had actually been for them to receive
a gratuity and be incorporated subsequently in the
Cant on City Police Force. It was not until is
Vajesty's Vonsul General and his Trench Colleague
had insisted on dealing with "President" Bun direct
without the presence of Mr. Wu that the strike was
finally brought to an end.
In the settlement eventually concluded
both sides preserved their "face", De foreign com-
munity scored inbat the police who had left their
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