The Archive · 1938

Workers' Quarters Sought

Resides, the British firm, it is al-egod, has not been permitted to take aver Sing Kong Li, Yangtszepoo Road, a' conveniently situated terrace Oymed by the Shanghai Land Invest. ment Company (British), as workers' quarters, The only objection to the Scheme. is reported to have been sed. by. the Japanese authorities, ing Kong Li is now closed by a ocked iron gate.

Among the Chinese tobacco fae-ores. in Yangtszepoo," two or three the smaller ones are now operat-hug on what is reported to be a Sino-'Japanese basis, with the Japanese holding a controlling interest.

In the: instance of the Wha Tung] obueeo Company, 920 Tongshan. Hod, a dispute Between the supposed Chinese owners and Japanese ateliers over the removal' of the inuchinery led to the machines being Me of the local foreign news papers", the spokesman said, pub-fished an article this morning alleg-_ ing that the Japanese authorities were hindering the reopening of certain British-owned mills.

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