of Workers Tokyo, Apr. 28.
An unusual, strike is attracting much attention here. About 200 male workers of the Japan Dyeing ud Weaving Company went on hunger strike on Tuesduy protest against the discharge of one Thee workers confined them: selves to a godown and announced their intention of refraining from eating anything until the manage ment agrees to reinstate the dis charged worker, Since Tuesday both management ind sympathisers with the hunger trikers have taken food to the strikers but according to their leaders they refused to touch it 1d have had only water since the ike was declare Sympathising with the hunger-bout a hundred women ame factory have "go. slow" strike and about organizations are. backing them as well as the hunger-strikers.
striking from work.—Reuter, "The ire, of course Apr. 24.
Workers at the Nippon Dying Company at Asakusa, 286 strong, to-day entered the fourth day of their unique hunger strike, The hunger strikers refuse all food. They accept water but, police and friends have been unable to tempt them even with delieacl Company of workers that they should discontinue their strike—United Press, Apr, 21 The hunger strike of about 200 male workers of the Japan Dyeing and Weaving Company, which began April 21, contin Twenty of the strikers are re-to have been sent spital suffering from the effects: are urging both parties to the dispute to effect a settlement ax soon as possible Router.
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