To Report on Smuggling and Factory Inspection the smuggling activities In North China and. on factory inspection in foreign settle ments would be. subsnitied to. the forthcoming International Labour Conference was revealed by Mr. Chu Hisueh-fan, China's labour' delegate, who sailed in the s. President Me-Kinley on March 18. The smuggling, according 10 Mr. Chu, had not-only affected the livelihood of Chinese workers, but also the financial and currency situation in China, while the factory inspection problem had 4 lose bearing on the welfare of Chinese labourers ax well as the sovereignty of China, Mr. Chu, executive member of the General Labour Union, will first allend the World Textile Conference in America. "At this meeting, Mr. Chu said, China would not "submit any proposal. From America, would proceed to Geneva to allend the Labour Conference, Among the topics listed on the agenda of. the latter conference were problems relating to safely of textile, printing and chemical workers and. fixation of the minimum age of working and, regulation of working hours, The delegate was seen oft by a large group of official representatives id friends. He is expected to bs away for four months,
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