Negotiation for Settlement: Deputies Upheld by Peking With an announcement by Judge! Kuk at the Provisional Court on April 2 that he had been instructed by President Ho to hear cases as. usual with the Senior Consul's Deputy, Mr, Van den Berg, "os an "agreement has been reached between President Ho and the Senior Consul that the hole matter will be settled by the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs and the Senior Consul direct, and pending stich settlement ard on agreement by the Senior Const that the deputy would cause n0 warranted interference with cou roceduire," the normal course of events was carried out and Judge' Kua and Mr. Van Berg disposed several cases fought before ther deny this.
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