CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 406

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The ame afternoon ay French 1⁄21⁄2lleague and I mat at Mr. Wugee Then'a where we jointly drafted a new kelion olause and sent it privabely, through Er, Chan, fer Dr. Bun'a approval, Ve subsequently received a rote from Er. Then forwarding a slightly revised formula which he said had secured Dr. Jan'a apres val, adding that Mr. Too had bem instrunted to reply in this sense. To therefḥre såld- re-1341 a formal letter to Dr. Jun on August 7th, mabody. ing the olmse (malastira 16.6).

It might reasonably ahve been supposed that the mies- tian wis now closed. On the following day however Sho Commissioner of Kreign Affairs sidressed us a letter (en- alssure No.7), in which he put aside Dr. Jan's formula, substituting wother one which had alrendy bar rejentei by us. He also objected to our having reduced to writing the m-anlled "funtlemen's Agreement", the previously draft el article relating to the Feline (see my telegram No.♬ of August 14th). A few days later my French 1⁄2ll- angue and I had reason, as will be seen, to congratulate

ourselves on having done so.

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This led to further correspondence with the lạamisa- foner of Foreign Affairs (enclosures 8 / 10), in which we eventually agreed upon a revised version of the relics

goutti ~lause, to be interpreted by reference to the Janàlàm Agreement na remoed to writing in its final form. On August 12th the Deputy bımissioner of freign Affairs omme reimd to anneumos that the terms had bem annepted and that the strikers wuki return to work the following morning. The next day we received an official løbte from the Kkmisainer af þreign Affairs to this effect

(enolo sure 11).