Workmen Instigated by Students to Send Ultimatum Canton, Mar. 13, 'The workmen of the Canton' Christian College organized a union' some time ago.
Yesterday they paraded the city] in honour of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. A former student named Kam Ngai-Kwong, who is an ardent supporter of the Soviet, attempted to stir up the whole star? of workmen, The workmen, encouraged _by students, finally- sent an ultimatum to the College authorities containing twelve demands, The students; urged that now was not the time for education but they should help to organize the workers and aid the: cause of revolution.
The workers demand amongst) other things an increase in wages of 0 to 60 per cent, an eight hour day, that employees shall be engaged only through the union and that they shall not be discharged without the union's permission. Reuter's Pacific Service.
Tokyo,. Mar. 15, Finances The Department states that gold shipments from, Japan will be resumed: in April or May of this year—Reuter's Pacific Service, 'Tue "China Times" Jearns that the Mi of Finance in Peking has sanctioned' an additional $2,- 000,000 for the construction of the Shanghai Custom House, making a, total appropriation of $5,200,000, CANTONESE PLANS IN,
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