CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 409

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having failed to ve effent to the settlement, the matter would be tal en out of his hands and entrusted to Mr. Ma Chui-chun (mentioned in enclosure 3 in my despatch 16.186

of July 18th as one of the mediators on the Chinese side), who is the Director of the Arsenal and "ead of the Asag nå- ašed Labour Unions. Then the question of payment of private maployees was raised, Dr. Jun, in common with Mr. Bugena

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0. C. fu and other Chinese officials waved it aside as of no saportands, and sind that a fund would be raised to do apenas e those who were met paid in full.

Hr. Ka, nodompanied by Mr. Luk King-fbo, dallei en sy Tromah (1⁄2lleague and myself on August 17th, his principal @ncern being in cermmotion with the private employees. Te raminded him that we had never guarantee: either reinstate- ment or payment of wages. He admitted this, and confirmed that a fund would be raised by the Chinese for the prayo but asked us to do what we could to assist him.

The next day dr, luk game to «nnounce that the themeen employees would return to work on the norrow, Magunt 19th. The pickets were removed or that day about man, and the whole body of mployees strammed bank early in the after-

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Tho is lice of both dạngessions onmo back the day after, tendered their resignations, were paid to July 15th and receivei their gratuities as ngroad. These latter however mounted to considerably less than what they muli have hel been hai thay not let their posts. None of them have for the time being bạch taken bank by either bunnil, although possibly a few of thơm may be later on. It senas doubtful if the Thinese en their side will carry out their under- taking to give them œployment in the Jity Feline or

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