The Archive · 1933

Enormous Demands by Wing on Hands

ig reported that three Chinese wna claimed tobe: the representa: ves of eipayee atthe Wing Cotton oung cal On

Burenu of Social Affairs over the fweckcend, demanding. a disburse: ment of $400,000 t0 the employees inthe nature of x, bones," which Should have been distributed" bus Tehich, was held up as a result The Febroary imbroglio. The mil employs 7,000 persons.

7500, employed by the' Song Sing ride sod tity hands, out Gotten "Sly 200 Brenan Rond, who were missed because of the Suspension of the mut shift n'a certain department, are demand hat they should' be. reinstated Several mediatory conferences live Bee he. Bagh 'At the' same company's No. Milly 468 "Yangtsrepoo "Head," the majority, of S00 employees' ace Glagrantled because "100 female workers, considered. unfit. because Ithey axe either too old or too young, were dismissed recently. having stolen more than $2,500, six armed robbers fell into the hands of the police at 7.01 a.m. on Dee. 20 at the intersection of Cha-Poo and Tiendong Roads, and were relieved of the major portion of the loot, and, during an armed battle in which the police fired 14 shots, Ave of them ix armed robberies were re New Year's Day, 1933's. crime record thus opening with a heavy entry. In no. ease was an alarm False oF a shot fired and, detec. the track of the. various robbers ives are now working on to Three of the affairs happened. in Louza district, one of them being of the highway variety, and one ench in Wayside, Yulin Koad and tszepoo, "ithe biggest "Toot was taken from a, contractor's hut in 'Tsungerli, off Amoy Road, notes and jewellery' to the value of $1,070 being seized.

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