After being suspended for nine monthà since the beginning of hostili-
Moving to assist refugees in finding new occupations, factory and mill owners in Shanghai have agreed to ce-operate with the Federation of Charitable Charitable Organizations, Chinese society, Chinese reports said yesterday Under a set of tentative rosulations, the Federation will investigate the refugees' former occupations and furnish the necessary information to the mill owners, Decisions regarding the employment of such persons will est with the mill owners, the Federation only ripplying refugees as applicants.
The employers will be solely responsible for the supervision of the refugee workers during working hours, but the Federation will assume responsibility after working hours.
The refugee workers will be accompanied to work and after hours by the Federation's representatives so to ensure uninterrupted supervi-
Refugee workers will be required by the Federation to deposit a portion of their wages, at least 10 per cent., savings so that they may have some money upon retirement The Federation will give the workers an ies in the Shanghai area, operations were resumed at the Chapei Waterworks on Monday morning, the "Mainichi" said yesterday.
A ceremony marking the reopening of the plant was held at 10 o'clock in the morning near {he filter bed of the former Chapei Waterworks Company on Hasegawa Street (Cha Yin Road), with a group of officials present and a Shinto priest of the Shanghai Jinja officiating.
The waterworks can supply 100,000 cubic metres of water daily, the paper said. Reconstruction of the plant was completed by labourers and engineers of the Waterworks Bureau of Nagoya, Japan, under the.supervision of the Hsing Chung Kungssu British Air Attache to Siam Appointed Bangkok, June 14.
Wing-Commander A. G. Bishop has been appointed Air Attache to Siam. Britain is thus the first Power to possess accredited military, naval and air attaches in Siam.—Reuter, account of their savings.
The cost of the refugees' food will be deducted from their wages.
While the Federation will defray the funeral expenses for a refugee upon his death, the employer will be required to make a donation when refugee worker meets his death during work.
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