Abolition Vigorously Pushed in Cotton Mills Osaka, Mar. 2. made yesterday that the abolition of the midnight shift in the cotton mills is being vigorously pushed and that, although the Factory Law will not Iecome effective until July 1,33 mills have already stopped night work after eleven o'clock. These represent over 30 per cent, of of note that large Jcoucerns like the Nisshin, Toyo and Dai-Nippon are taking the lead aad that others are quickly following their example.—Reuter, 'KING, Feb. 23:—On receipt of news that his mother had died in Szechuen, Mr. Tai Chi-tao, President of the Examination Yuan, tendered his resignation to the Central Executive Committee. At the: meeting of the Committee today it was rejected but Mr. Tai Chi-tao was granted ton days,
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