CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 528

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I enclose herewith copy of the second official statement drawn up by the French and British Councils

( enclosure 1). It was however never published, having bem held back at the request of Er. Eugene Chen while the subaequent negotiations were still proseeding.

When the settlement was rejected, my French ∞lleague and I asked Mr. Chen to arrange for us an interview with Dr. Sun, to whom we intended to appeal, He suggested that we had better do so through the omnisadamer of Foreign Affairs as the regular official channel. We accordingly saw Mr. Bo Ping-sheung, who readily undertook to make the arrangements and who placed his motor oar and his motor boat at our disposal. Our application had however to pass thèaugh the hands of Kr. 7. 1. Wu, whhamugɑn Kr.

bo's attitude changed, and every device was sought to prevent us from obtaining the interview. I enclose mpies of correspondence with the Qımissioner of Foreign Affairs on the subject {enolosures 2 5). My French ✪lleague and

I are both convinced from subsequent events that the ques-

tion was never referred to Ir. Skm at all.

Sun

We therefore again saw Mr. Rugene Then on August 2nd and askel him to assist us in obtaining an interv Show Dr. Sun, The next day he wrote to inform us that Dr. would see us if we wrote to the Commissionerät Foreign Affairs, requesting him to arrange an interview and stat- ing the object of our visit. We accordingly wrote in the same day, and on August 6th we eventually saw Dar. Shun.

At this meeting Mr. 0, 0. Mu, Mr. Bigene Ühen and the Commissioner of Æreign Affairs were present. Dr. Sun,

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seaned.