CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 577

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disminged over 100 employees, and 2) that the gratuities had not been naid to the Police according to the agree» ment. I nointed out there allegations to the Deputy- Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, and he admitted that they were totally untrue.. In my turn I asked him whe- thar a find had been raised by the Chinese, as under- taken, to compensate those employees who had not been paid in full, and whether the Police had, under the tarma of the Gentlemen's Agreement, been re-employed in the city. He confessed that neither of these things

had yet been done.

Aubusoneftly the agitators started distributing

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men caught in the not was arrested by the French Consul and handed over to the Chinese Police, but I have not They also took to visiting heard what became of him, the Shameen employees, calling on them with threats to cease work again. What the employees' attitude was towards such incitements may be gauged from copy and translation of the enclosed letter addressed by them to the French Consul, together with one of the leaflets referred to above (enclosure 4).

inflammatory leaflets in the Concessions.

At the same time warnings were being given and letters were being sent to a number of individual en- ployees, threatening them or their families unles, they left their work. Some of these so threatened, but by no means all, had taken the place of employees dismissed

The matter came to a head on the for various reasons. morning of September 19th, when one of these threatened

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