record of w fact on which both parties agree, It might be Just as true to say that refusal to adopt their suggestion is obstructing reform. ME. Tien-tsung Sih very properly declares that the Chinese Government's single firn 1s to protect workers as well a3 Industries." It cannot. therefore be attempting to call in question ministrative fact on which, apparent ly, the Consuls end the two Muni pal authorities sre In absolute agree ment. The only difference is that the Consuls wish the fact to be formally recognized in the agree ment—a suggestion which can surely be carried out it Mr, Tien-tsung Sih's argument is correct. The Consular Body has enough to carry on {ts shoulders without being accused fof Blocking a settlement. which its principal "members at all events have long desired the two munielpalities amicably to reach.
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