able Function re-union tiffin was held on Sun-preters' Association of the Chinese Labour Corps with the British Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders during the Great War, There were about 20 members present, including Messrs. T. T. Chen, assistant secretary to" Dr. 'V. K. Ting, Director-General of the Port of Shanghai and Woosung K. K. Wong, of H. M. Consulate: General Works Department; B, Tai, of Tai & Sons Import and Export Ca.; V. K, Song, of Messrs. G, E, Marden & Ca.; William Ling, of the S. M, Police Department; Y, T, Zau, treasurer of Nanyang University; Y. Kwel, of the S. Health Depariment; K. C. Mo, of the China United "Assurance Society; C. H. Li, of Wayside Police Station; C. P. 'Chow, of Messrs. Mustard & Ca,; Wilts L, L. W. Sun, of Messrs, Foster MeClennan & C W. F, Mole, of the S. M, Public Works Department; Y. U. 'William Chao, S.C. Ma, of the 'Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, La. A. C, Koo, mse, of St. John' University; and ¥. S. Hsing.
Following the tiffin, Mr. B, Y.
delivered a short address in the course of which he said that the Association had been formed for the purpose of strengthening the bonds of friendship between those who had served together during the Great War, It was purely for social intercourse and had no political affiliations. It was formed for mutual help and to be of some assistance to Inbourers who had deen disabled as a result of the War. It was a ire to be able to meet together like this and That an Increase of driven to. those who draw monthly pay.
1 more that $20 and 30 Dor cent. to. thave. wh jeaw a monthly lens than $20.
Yo). That foi of the "arike, pay. be fsa the 10). That the Company recognize] the Workers" Association aa the repre-Eentative origan of the workers.
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