1, Bw, will at 46 Yangtszepoo Road The labour situation in Shanghai shows no great change, for with the Petceful return of the Naigai Wata Kaisha. workers, nothing. has developed excepting the strike yes terday at the San Sing Cotton Mill and the resumption, to balances this, of employees at the Yangts¥epoo Mill, No. 1 Wetmore Road.
At 7.80 a.m. 335 employees in the fine spinning room of the San Sing Mill became disgruntled and quit their posts. The fever spread and an hour later they were joined by the remainder of 2,980 "men and women. It expected that the usual demands for increased pay, no dismissals, et. will be presented. "At the Yangtszepoo Mill about 3,000 of 4,570, who had been out since September 17, resumed their Inbours, the remaining being expected to return today.
In Pootung the Nikko Mill i stilt idle, although the police are mediate ing' between workers and management. 'The Japanese Cotton Mill 'Owners' Association believes that everything will be smoothed over quickly.
Forty employees of the Nationel Press, Kansuh Road, are still demanding higher wages.
About a score of the 100 ring-[leaders at the Naigai Weta Kaisha, whom the management at the conclusion of the sym trike, met on Sunday and formulated en organization styled the Association of Ex-Workers of the Japanese Cotton Mills. They are demanding a gratuity of $20 from the mills, and hope the union will allow them 30 coppers daily sustenance and to receive additional assistance. A representative of the General Labour Union presided at "the meeting.
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