General Labour Union delegates visited the mill managements in the Western district and demanded that the mills should conform to the following conditions to avoid fur ther trouble:—1. The Labour Union must be rev She mile must grant each union ggu-there reding flO" or under of Sosaa aes nen $0, increase of 10 per
must Feceive four days! additional pay "All noncabsentees for one months '3. Sundays and holidays are to counted as holidays with fall pay.
employees may take six months eave without losing their positions.
Those dlsmicsed becruro of thely connexion with the May 30" Tacident at ay, $50 to, ilia en abollah 12.°AN workers, must he employed inch tug Union's ancy.
cers must Hot Work off for ment The urs per day, with an have enagements must provide "he "Am Inerente in ay for Juveniles, swith' no hard work "for them, n plays The following statement wag yesterday citeelated by the Shange hai General Labour Union:
"At the request of the general labouring body, this Union hag decided to call another general strike, the aim of which will be (1), to secure better living conditions (2) to enforce our demand for self government in Shanghai; (3) to welcome the Nationalist Army, which has been fighting fort Aiberation of the labourers. At the same time, it is hoped that will rise ind Join together exterminating military-bandits who have been oppressing the people, 'A meeting was held yesterday, afternoon at the headquarters of the Union when a proposal waa made that the strue should be starts this morning (Thursday), Others suggested that it should begin on Saturday morning. Up to the time of writing, no dedston had been arrived at.
We understand that the Shanghat Seamen's Union have also issued fa circular calling upon its members to unite and be rrenared to Join the general strike as. soon they are notified. There will," understood, be a strike of seamen, regardless of what action may be taken by the General Labour Union, Jas the seamen are anxious to fores the ise and secure a satisfactory. reply to their recent demands on the shipping companies The Enforcement of Discipline The General Labour Union hag circulated the following list of regulations to the leaders of the different labour organizations with request that the latter sco that they are enforced:—That all Inbonrers should obey *he orders and the decisions reached by the General Labour "Union That all labourers should attend soestinge and pay "the det end work, Without first obtai That" tabeurerg should not work, General slong amon thoneeves Weghoue Ate "That labourers should not orga
Ebiaining: permission from the General semble in, groupn and. Rght SAA ibourers should Peopls, wither without. Ineful casey er ahouid' Choy" fight" among them, that tabourers should not abuse end ogeault their eexpleyers:
"7. "That labourers should not fraud others: end That labourers shall not use the General Labour strike of locomotive drivers the Shanghai-Hangchow Railway began on Tuesday night, the result being that.. the recently [Fesumed Shenghai-Sungkiang ser Vee was again interrupted. The engine,. drivers, of the Shanghalroom Nanking Line are, it ts eaid, pre Paring to join them, some already having deserted their posts,
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