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Foo Iron Works at 596 Macao Road saki, and the Misses Patricia" Me-Hugh and Nell Dyer of the Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo, They left for Manila aboard the American President liner President Cleveland this afternoon, Previously, Miss McHugh and Miss Dyer had booked to sail for the United States by the President Pearce, buf, changed their plans jon the last-minute advice from lew "York. another missionary, together "with a Aiko, left the United States. Mrs. Brumbaugh had been aiding her husband in niaintaining the Wesley Foundation in Japan in Yotsuya Ward,—Domel, Sultan's Representative returned to their jobs after a brief strike. According to information obtainable, the settlement found both the management and employees satisfied.
The 2.000 employees of small weave ing factories in the French Concession and' International Settlement were still idle yesterday. The strike forced about 50 factories to suspend operations. No settlement was envisaged by Chinese circles yesterday.
Others to join the strike movement were 120 employees of the Hwa Zung Ting Printing Ca. at 1462 Avenue Edward VIL The printers refused to continue with their work on Wednesday when their demands for more pay were rejected by the manage+ ment. number. Bbturbed to work yesterday The blockmakers, about in
morning, their demands having been accepted by their employers. The dispute started on Tuesday when the workers went on à "go-slow" strike. A general tie-up flared up on Wednes, day, but negotiations brought the strike to a successful end on "Wednesday evening. with the workers promising to return to their jobs.
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