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The British representative hm ngnắn seen the
Hend of the Provisional Goverment at Paking, and emphas
sined the grave danger of the foreign ngitasånn.
Head of the Provisioanl Government told him that
stringent instructions had been vent to provincini
suthorities and gave definite waaranse that foreigners
in China were in ne danger. le promised to do his best
to prevent spreading of false and inflamatory moments;
he was confident that agitation would die down at
Shanghai when the incident 11 at homers settled. The interview
anded in agreement me to the necessity of restering
tranquillity in order to an aire a suitable atmosphere for
meeting of the sposisi Tariff Conference am maintenmes
of cordial relations between Drush Britain and Chinn,
(The Tariff Conference under tim Nine Power Customa Tariff
Treaty signed at fashington in 1922 see pages 47–82 61
Cmd, 1627 is to take place withân thres mankha of the
e ming into fores of tmt Treaty, The enlling of this
Conference lesa been held up by the non-rsiification of the
Washington Treaty by the French Governsent owing to a
dimpute us to the method of Sayment of the Somer
Indemnity, but this dispute is new reported to have been
settled, tise ratifiontion by zranes of the Treaty
mey be exported shortly).
Telegraphing on June 17th the British
representative in Puking protested against the idea that
the Chinese trouble Wha to dimeestent of Uhinese
WERKSTE OR asemmt of conditions in Chinese mills, The
Shanghai riots were, it is true, the direct euteens of
resent strices in Japanese milla in which other foreign
owned mills were not concerned, but videspread anti-
fozaiga nad mere parti sul orly wrti«äritish, feeling was
dùn to a variety of onunes quite wicemnected with labour
donditions, má the strikes which are now sprending to
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