Three principles dealing with the B.C. strike were decided upon at Jo, meeting called by the Executive Yuan in Nanking on Monday, according toa Chinese message received here on Tuesday (June 19). They ar the B.CC. authorities should lasked to re-open the No. 1 Factory; the event that the re-opening is tufterly impossible, the management then should be asked to reinstate the unemployed workers in other factories; and gratuities should be paid to the remnants of the unemployed. workers after reinstatement, The apparent deadlock in the British Cigarette Ca. strike situation 1 is continuing, the "new" and "old" factories in Pootung being still idle. The Thorburn Road plant of the company is not involved.
The beating of a former worker in the BEC. Pootung "new factory, where a strike has been in progress for more than a month, was reported Saturday.
On Friday morning a part of the materials in the Printing and Designing Room of the "New" Factory were removed to No. 3 Factory, Thorburn Road under the protection of the Chinese Police.
Four hundred members of the maintenance corps of the striking BEC. workers assembled early on monday in the vicinity of the Pootung ow" factory and kept guard there throughout the day to prevent the {transportation of tin foil from the lant. There was no violence.
The recent dismissal of a number of operatives in the Sung Sing No. 1 Mill has caused considerable dissatisfaction among the workers in the concern as well as in the No. 8 Mill, 200 Brenan Rood. with is office of 7 Ching fo Fong.
Loo Chao-shing. Chinese lawyer
2 passage near the corner of Canton fod Chekiang Roads, was shot in the head' not far from his office. at 830 Pim. on Tuesday "(une "13) Unidentited persons. "He was ime mediately taken fo the Letter Chic nese Hospital where, however, he was pronounced dead upon arrival.
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