Shanghai, Oct. 1
Two silk reeling plants in Soochow resumed operations recently, it was reported. yesterday. One of them, the Wah" Foo, was formerly the Chinese-owned Dah Yue Filature Tt was reorganized this year and reopened in April under Sino-Japanese management. Fifty per cent, of its shares are now held by the " Central China Development Company.
The Oong Sheng and the Chungnan Mateti Factories also have reopened in Soochow: and their products are sold in Shanghai and various inland districts in Kiangsu, The Ssu Luen Cotton Mill, the sole mill of its kind in Soochow. making preparations for reopening November, the Naigal Wald Kaisha, Ltd., having agreed to invest the mill Japanese Concession Dens Closed Tokyo, Oct. 1.
All the opium dens in the Japanese Concession of Tientsin were closed today, when the six-month period for these dens to chang? their business or to close expired, according to a message reaching her from Tientsin—Domel.
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