'The cargo in question had com= plied. with all" Customs' formate there were ho grounds for fur ther Inspection, Te was not until the cargo "hua passed. the. Customs. and Tyau Procery of being loaded on 4 raleed by the Japanese. gondagmerie wangiung that any. objection was {o fis shipment." Tt was after the eit= Stimstancer of" the purchase' of the amo by ihe Ni. anthorines, had Been fully explained, to: the Japanese Authorities that the ship. was detained ud' the cargo: removed, the case of the s, "Hilda Moller; exception wat tale by the Japanese Kendarmerie to the shipment of mis: fellaneous © cargo, io Hontkong, Rangoon and" Calcutta, after ihe cargo had been fully Ioaded in the ship. and hed. complied with all' Cuse {ome formalities, "The cargo obiccted to" was consigned 10 8 number of Chinese "consignees" in "the. ports Ramed. and it ig not the ense that the oweers ut the vessel have ade ited that the cargo wae Chumaie owned. of that St ought to have been geamined by the Japanese wutherstles Phe cargo. in, question 1s being. dis: charged bythe shipowners at the Shanghai, and Hongkew Wharf, and will be detained by them pending a Uecisien as to its future shipment, Bomb Tossed Into Tobacco Factory In addition to their present labour uly 26. problems, the management of the Fon' Sing, Tobacco Company were fiven additional worries. yesterday when a MMills bomb was tossed into the south compound of their pre~ mises at 821 Macao Road, the missile exploding at 5.0 a.m, Fortunately no injuries were caused and damage to property was. negiigibile.
'A possible motive for the attack is That the bomb was thrown through revenge, the possible perpetrators be ing.a band of would-be strike me¢ iors who were turned down by the management, Because of this attack, the $60 workers who wore to have resumed work yesterday failed to report for work, Waiters on: Strike 'Meanwhile, the labour situation re~ mains litle hanged, there being still About 1100 workers' away from work the' Setilement and' Concession, The newest strike to byeake out. occurred on Thursday at the Sun Company Tea Room where 75. walters stopped work and presented demands fo ihe effect that they wanted part of the service charge pald ers as part of their While 28 workers of two. candle fgetories ended their strike yeiterdey, the situation remained unchanged four other establishments; these were the Clemente' Apartments, the Max= well "Zip Fastener "Company, the /Shriro Brothers, the Ming' Sung. Shoelace Factory,
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