In n letter dated May 13, 1927, received from Messrs, John' Swire!
Sons, London, the Company' attitude' is reiterated in that it maintains, "that the letters addressed by the Company to the Guilds on December 11, 1917 and January referred to an adjustment board] ai above, being accepted by the! minent owing to the attitude adopt-26, 1918, also to the Guild's legal and, possibly, arbitration, Guilds the settlement Agreement ed at the time by the Company the advisers under date November 6, was drafted by Sir Everard Fraser matter of the agreement had been The 1916 Dispute on May 12, 1916, in the ease of the represented to Sir Everard Fraser.
3920, free us legally from the 'These Guilds, China Coast Officers' Guild and on who, ina letter addressed to the 'Agreement and they certainly do} the masters ating and May 18 in the case of the Marine China Coast Officers' Guild under morally." lieer officers on the China Coast,
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