CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 556

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after den gzLune to anticla on tand Klien marred mendiz dait n°: Peter dring, ora haizdos prind exbién sift gehorzonNA STERO

„AJBL end to pricavs add no pilo si adoni trak metorði nið að hangang are #pranom z'iu T

Jhameen in the sense in which it was delivered and Mr. Giles.

to 14 Mr Luk that no equivo nation would be tolerated.

On the morning of the 13th it was found that pinkets were

still on the dates, and workers seaking to return to work in goo?

faith were prevented. In addition it was ascertained from an

Express in Chinese that the tarma as per Analo suro A wore fairly

accurately represented. The Express œntinued that the Follon

"ould roturn to their work on the 14th and the other workers on

the 16th. The Janton Gazette not, it is know, divorced from

control by a section of the Authorities stated that Mr. 0.7. mi

had addressed a mass meeting and contered the desire of Dr. Sun

that the strike should be settled on Shaneen's terus, which ho

considera! fair and reasonable, and that the strike should bo

rastinlol and the strikers return to work, Mr. Tu is rojorted

to have orolainot the torns, but mention of the " lent lover' 8

Agroogent" 13 rob mvie.

During the day it bolano abundantly clear Yon ovilamen

from any burges that, antrary to the "Gentleman'a Agroment",

the strikera were deliberately ind to believe that Reingintuvint

of the lolion prior to return to work of the strikers had soon

This point has never bean and cannot be apnoeded by Shanem.

donceded, it having been unde aoundantly and openly clear that

the Police have planet themselves in a position where they

could not be accepted in their old places, and the teras ir

Enclosure A show this clearly. "orrespondance shows this is

fully accepted by the Chinese authorities.

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In justice to all those who have andcampured to come to a

reasonable solution in the matter of the strike and all it

entails on the unwilling strikers this statement is made publ10.

In addition to the above, in the latters dealing with the Serma, ve, the Gnaula did not ask for the strikers to be forced to