CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 405

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somed somewhat lesz alert than he had bem prior to his

showed illness last spring but was otherwise unchanged, himself genuinely desirous of bringing about a settlement. Indeed, both my French 1⁄2lleague and I falf that, had 11 not been for the prasmos of Nr.0, 0. Tu at the interview, an agreement muld have been reached them and there,

Such miggestions as 0.0,tu did contribute to the debate were hardly helpful, One was that if reither 1⁄2nosasian desired to reinstate its Falice, the British should take over the French lalice (13 men) and thỏ Trench should take over the British (38 men). This proposal meeting with no response, he renewed the suggestion previously made to us by the strika agitators, noting under his direction, that the Folion should be formally reinstated foraa day or so in order to “give frös" to the agitatora, after which we should be at liberty to dimiss them without mmpensation

or deal with the otherwise in any way we plenand.

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sider; that the apparent reinstatement of the Helios feil- awod by an nlng at imediate dismissal was a trick which we would not possibly think of playing on than; and that if w Aid, math x quran mula bring about a thoroughly justi- "lable outory in the nativa press and probably also a re- mrudesnenos of the strike. Eventually it was decided that the iwlion question should be settled on the lines already laid dow, viz., that thei- resignations should be senept- ed and that asah man should ressive from the punnil his pay to July 15th and a gratuity based on length of sævide and should be re-employed in some aspneity or other by the Chinese authorities. Dr. Jun Airected the Commissioner of Breign Affairs, Mr. Joa Ping-zhong, to deal with the

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