The Archive · 1936

Industrial Accidents in November

There were 190 Industrial accidents reported to the Council during November. Of these 14 wore fatal Nine" women were injured. The causes of 172 are known with suf cient accuracy, and 100 have been the subject of detailed Investigation and Instruction in preventive Classified by industries, 90 cases, of which ight were fatal, occurred Ju the textile industry; we accidents ook place In glass factories; both of hom fatal; six, one fatal, on build ings under' constriction; 42, none fatal, in machinery and metal, pro-duels trades; 28,' one fatal, in trans oration; six. one fatal, In the food and drinks category; while one falatity occurred in vehicle making trades.

Classified by causes, 69 eases wore associated with machinery moved by mochanleat power, of which one was fatal; 11, seven fatal, were duc to fires; four to clectrielly, one fatal; 21, none futai; to being.struck by felting bodies: 25.' two fall, to falls of persons; 10, one fatal, 10 striking A soverat train, carrying 300 prisoners, left Tientsin for Peiping on Dec. 1 in the evening en route to Kalgan, reported the Star." These convicts are serving terms of over ton years, and wore being transferred penitentiary owing to weestion of prisoners In. the prison, which at present houses more than 2,000, Hanomuts, printed on rice paper and signed' bythe "Shanghai "Cen train of the Central Chinese Com: munist Party," urging national -mo-Dilization against Japan were received through the mail by local Japa ese newspapers on Sunday. 'The leaflets entitled "The Change' in At-{tude of Troops under Chang Hatieh-Hang, Vu Usueh-chung and Yang Huscheng, and National Mobitiz Against Japan," denounced the king authorities for considering Jap nese proposals for economic ea-oper= ation and the formation of an anti-Communist front, Four slogans con: eluded the appeal. These were "People of China awake and form a joint nllslapanete fron" "afoblize the nation's resources for war on Japan," "Down with Japanese Imperialisi and ils running-dogs, "the traitors," and "Long live the liberation of the Chinese people."

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