Two Factories in Pootung Alone on Strike With the exception of the No. 1 and No, 2 mills" of the Nikko Boseki Kaisha, in Pootung, all Japanese textile factories" were operating on November 27, accord: ing lo information collected by the Japanese Cotton AMI Owners' Asso-elation.
From a 50 per cent, output on the night of Nov. 26 the Nikko mills in the western industrial area of the Seltlement reported that production had advanced to 80 per cent. of normal yesterday morning.
The No. 1 and No. 2 plants of the Naigai Cotton Spinning and Weav-Ing Ca, 62 Robison Rond, in the morning of Nov. 27 resumed operations after a 12-hour interruption caused by the failure of the entire] hight shift to report for work on November 26.
Conditions were reported near seven days lockout, officials said that the probably would be seitied in the next 24 hours,
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