CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 543

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BOITYO 'WELANDA FRÈMIC” to re-

The Air Administration

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My dear Boo,

Laik

178 (AJÍN aid ma te ut or or oraz Klugm

ads data out ofd to vote at b*

94, spomkul 112 nestbeer of Jo- tenteradeħ ona wĒŽ TO JE

weten Autos e vaga drenarty and dr mažyčni za JANE KATRAS

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I have read the latter, dated today, fron Mr. Giles

And M

de la Prato, in which the following statement is made:-

*We were infbrmed that, if an agreement were rezanei en the

Police minstion, ir. Bun would insist on its being carried out

and would prevent my further interference with the right to

This is not an anmutato statement. In the course of

one of my conversations with the Consula I obaurved that if a

satisfactory solution of the lukang question could be found, the

bator was a man wis tuli með be afraid to insist on its being

barried out mid deal with extremists who might indulge in acts

of intimidation like threats to kill. Thân was mid mtirely

in the amse of an obitor diatım, quite curmorily, and was never, and obviously muld rat have been, intended to be under-

stood as pledging the bater to compel the strikers to end the

strike.

I had no mithority whatever so to bind the bater.

From the beginning I made 15 abundantly clear, in writing and verbally, that I was acting entirely uro"Ticially

and an a private person; and I made it a comiition that if nothing resulted from my efforts to secure a settlement, what- erver I did or said was not to be treated as part of the strike

negotiations. I am certain the Jnsula will confirm this point.

Yours vary sinosrsly,

(34.) Rugene