Refusal of Demand for Removal "of Director-General Nanking, Oct, 7.
While final decisions will' not he made public before their approval by the Central Kuomintang authorities, it is learned that the demand of the Shanghai postal union thut the Director-General of Posts be removed will be rejected by the Ministry of Communications.
The Nanking authorities state that the control of the postal organization in China has only been recently taken back from the hands of foreigners, There is no reason, they believe, why the Chinese post men cannot cooperate with the new Director-General, Mr. Liu Shus fang. Mx, Liu, it is declared, called out armed police to guard the postal headquarters during the recent strike, not because he was adoptings any oppressive measures against the workers. Realizing that. the office was located in the foreign Settie+ ments, a high official here explains, the armed polic€ were there only to maintain order and to prevent any mob outbreak which—might endanger the preservation of peace in that district,
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