CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 678

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of the troops stationed there. It was agreed that the

catter should be discussed at a meeting of the Diplomatie

Body.

A few days later, however, the American Einister

informed his Colleagues that, having referred the matter

to his Govorriment he had been talographisally instructed

to the affect that the American Jovernment were not dis.

posed to join in representatione of the sort preposad. With

the concurrence of his Vollezguss the senior Minister

therefore wrote to the Senior Consul at Shanghai at the

and of February that the lienda of Legations did not see

their way to comply with the hope expressed by the

Jonsular Body.

3. I understand that Bir Konald Haslany, widle realis-

ing that representations in the sense desired would not

Fedesarily produde any result, was quite prepared to join

his Colleagues in pressing the Chinasa Jovernsent to

include the dismantling of the Vossung Forts in their

BETAN ZEERʼnts for the demilitarization of the Shanghai area.

Indeed Sir Ronald Facleay had already broached the metter

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