the Editor of the "Norri-Cutsa Daw News."
England last year to agree to arbitration and the consequent, appointment of a Royal Commission)
(c) An assertion entirely contrary to any history on disputes and one so extraordin nary that it is impossible to conceive that serious thought vas given to it before it was indited:
These guilds have also, "taken pains to ascertain and confirm.
their attitude is a eorrcet Sim—In view of the reported alliance between Generals Chiang Kai-shek and Feng Vu-hsiang, the enclosed translation of a statement issued from Feng' headquarters, and published in a Citizen's Daily New interesting, in that it clewly shows that Feng is not anti-Communistic. In the Chinese text of his telegram to the Hankow leaders, sent from Hsuchow on the 2ist instant, there is nothing to indicate that he has chanced his position, and thrown over Communism and the Third Tntereational, Again, on the question of the areement of 1916 by what virtue dyes the China Navigation Ca. as one of the parties thereto, arropate Tam, ete, nghai, June 26, 1927, lem of Ca-operation "he Nationalist and. Comnuntst to itself the ight to declare that! "future arbitration shall be by "From the time that Ching Kal-atelo mutual convent."? The spirit and] revaliad saint the Nationnist intention in which the company now fat "the country occasion regard the agreement is in distinct {0 oppose him, Marshal Feng Yushstang contrast to that in which they enter-fas regretted the ofielousiess of thos to and signed it on May 12 and bel longing to the Wight Wing, greatly 15, 1916, and if anything emphatical-the' whole parts. might be ly disproves the "mutual arbitration"
Nationalist Revolution argument the company now ad-'Therefore in the following vanees, it is the following paragraph hho has, specially set forth, why" the "National lof the late Sir Everard Fraser's letter to these guilds on May 10, 1916, (previous to the agreement, ference. between. the Right being soned by' all parties) and 'Lote' Wines" and Ansty graph six he. shows clearly that" his attitude towards the Left Wing "Similarly, all future questions fra ted his whole arimy'to support the in dispute between your guild and Central Potent Committee, "The seater themselves (the Company) shall be mone ly ae fol Sabmitte and decide in the same patiier can coop Gite prine ipl, The Communist party. is out not the slightest shadow for world revolution. Tis type al: bein view of the above quotaciples are thave of: commu notion and community. of dest tion of the late Consul-General to (not division of goods). One of Dr. show what the intention and spirit Sun's "Three "Principles" adopted by was of "li parties when the agree ment was entered into and signed (two days later in the case of the C.C.0.G. und five days later in the the BLE.G.C) and the word the Nationalist arty a the Ewottara St) the people that The two parties cat ce-operate on flits principle.
Nationalist and, Commun "can ce-operate" in all" clearly proves that com pulsory arbitration was the agreed medium by all parties for the settlement of futnve disputes. For the China Navigation Company to now allege that it was not, is simply:—(1) Discrediting their own counter offer made to the Guilds the Tmperiatiat f'eommon every naturally th be'cp-operation and unity Ca-operation In their relationship to world revolution. and national ut through the Consal-Geneval in May, 1016: (2) Burking. the Company's responsibility. for the present]
reatettable eri (2) Disparaging the late 8 for of, world. revolution, supports ti verard Fraser's recording in'
Chireve National Revolution, Tt directs conveyance of the Com besuchen. tpeetaliy. to" support the pany' own suggestion to these Chinese "Commun hart in exon His stesngeh in the Chinete Revolutions Guilds on May 10th, 1916, ity" movement, The weer of the Finally, the members' of there!
Chinove. Nationalist. part xvilds inthe service of the China could bring. it aleo into Navigation Company, whilst deplor-Ship yeith the "Thied Inteer ting the position into which the comtution and. nati pany has forced them, will not per-ame, The mit the present dispute to interfere rene world reveution Nes tu tht with the manning of the Company's veasele should such the oppressed. labouring and cultural chi-sen. The fundamental seek to abrogate the reduction misleading and we would thank you to publish thie in order to remove any possible impressions created] thereby.
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