CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 408

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and the lester was onne again sent to us, this time by a

mengongor. Te jointly made en the margin n roše, signed.

by both of us, that we could not possibly noompt it, and

we returned the letter, then ir, bo wrote to protest

against this"double discourtesy“ „we replied that we could

ret rest under an imputation of bad faith, and that had he

taken ny advice originally, the subsequent unpleasant in-

cident metald not have occurred,

On August 15th my French Colleague and I adtressed a

formal protest to Kr. Tho #ing-shoung with referuano to

the Police insident, pointing out that, in spite of all

81507871008, the pinkets were still maintained (analo sure

No.14). To this we received no reply.

on the same day we went to see Mr. Bigare Then and

naked him to strange for us a private interview with Dr.

Jun, at which Mr. 0, 0, fu should not be present, te enable

us to explain matters and to rement that the strike set-

tlement be darisë gut ne ngreed, Mr. Chen uylartook to đo

but later on suggested that it would be botter 17 wa

midressed a note ourselves to Ir. Am dirent. This we did,

sending the robe through Ir. Ohen, whị informed us the same

evening that Dr. in would see us at 10 am, next day

(nagust 16th),

át this interview være present, benides ourselves,

Mr. Them and ir. fel (the Trench-spanking Jemetary to Dr.

Xươn, whẹ had for mone time past been in communication with

my French "%lleague and had rendered us valuable assistance).

The interviewr lasted a considerable time, but in substance

it merely wapuntet to our representing to Dr. (kun that the

terus agreed upon had met beam carried out on the Chinese

side. Dr. Jun finally remarked that, Hr. The Ping-sheng

having