view. of recent labour disturbances here, much attention is being paid to a particular portion of the speech delivered by Generall Chiang Kai-shek on the occasion of his inauguration. The gist of remarks where he dolt with labour matters is as follows:—(1) The Wbourers of toxlay have) 4 only one duty i.e. to support the Nationalist Government and to accept the direetisne of the Kuomi tang.
(2) Failing to do this, they will be! influenced by the communists and their chance to earn a living will be lost.
(3) Although strikes are permitted by law in prosperous countries, this is not applicable to industries of public utilities such as postal, tele graphic, railway ud navigation services (4) The Chinese Kuomintang is} a party that will render assistance to labourers, Under the teachings} of the Three Principles of the People, the labourers in government service should not go on strike.
(5) In order to secure self emancipation, labourers must have firm organization, intellectual progress and discipline.
(6) Labourers should adopt} legitimate measures in their straggle for pers: na} interest and the Government will help them,
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