he return of the taboure the Japanes mills able to their own power has, according the Chinese Press, been prevented Me. Vu Yacching, chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, who is. stated to have notified the workers that they will strike fund distribution during the next two days. The total amount to be distributed will be $260,000. I is. quite natural that under the eircun stances the strikers will romain! away from the mills until they have received the money. After that, perhaps other funds—will become available from the same source.
Even that no funds are a ailable until either the strikers threaten attack their leaders or to go buck to work. Then huge sams are 1 ported ready for distribution, tone knows where this money ce from or in what hiding place it kept between distribution times As rozurils the question of sett ment in other amills, itis kno that an effort will be made influential persons to being pressure to bear on the local Chi orities to approach the Beitiah Consulate on the subs ment in the British same lines ment.
The power have returned to the Japanese Is which are able to utilize their own power. When the workers have shown an inclination to return to their jobs, it is believed that a way will be found to settle the power question,
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