CO129-482 - Public Offices - 1923 — Page 373

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mid to have been largely due to the insistence of his

1e, a lady of wealth and social ambition who controls

Durse strings in his home; while the long overdue

rel and acquittal of his former Colleague Lo Ten-kan,

see my despatch No. 375 of the 5th ultimo) furnished some

text for his return to nolitical life. tecording to

klar reports his decision to take office was influenced by

desire to assist his father-in-law, the largest sugar

meer in Java, who is said to be having difficulties

ith the tch Authorities; while it is also not unlikely

jhat the chihli party were in a position to bring preasure

lo bear on him in connection with the part alleged to have

le ́n played by his father-in-law in the Austrian Loan

jrusaction (Bee paragraph 7 of Mr. Clive's despatch

2. 89 of February 3rd). Dr. Koo claims to hold his appointment

· ́er ex-President Li's original mandate nominating him

his nost (though in the view of the latter's suport -

all the Ministers of this administration havo pro-

Prly vacated office

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see paragraph 12 of my despatch

1 344 above referred to); Chang Pu, on the other hand,

been appointed Acting Minister of Finance by his

jolleagues in their corporate capacity of resident, A

ypically Chinese proceeding.

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