CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 484

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to drive a wodze batwsen us by suggesting that in that

gain the French batoanion alone might be boycotted. 1

however pointed out that the only possible solution

therefore was to take over the whole of the ritish as

well is of the Yench Julios. the Chor promised to consider

the matter, and later on wrote to us accepting the

suggestion, on nertain conditions which are still under

Aincussion. It is hoped however to reach an everly

settlement.

I feel it desirable to emphasise once again that the

Mrike la chiefly, if not entirely, due to bverrment

instigation. "itherto the Civil överror was the principal

official identified with the movement. My French

'blleague has now obtained from a source, which he as ures

mo ia absolutely reliable, formation that the Strike

Delegates had to report to ir 0.0. Tu after each buferamas

and receive his instrunt ions. then they rajanted our terus,

this was done without his krpwledge: whereupon he masoned

thea and rated them for their nation, and told them that

rothing must be đọng in future without previous consulta-

tion with hin, In some quarters the view is hold that the

Russian briet 'mlegates at present in Canton are respon-

sible for the Strike, but I to ret think that this is so.

In my opinion the movement was intended by the Authorities

na a first step towards recovering control of Thaneen.

It is slow that 18 a Strike is to be called without any

attempt to approach us infomally beforehand whenever it

is bund necessary to take steps or the better polising

of Thazaan, or to make any other changes in the details of

minipal Administration, a long stride will have been

taken towards achieving this end.

That this trike is mt spontaneous on the part of the

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