With the return to work of more than 3.000. the situation on Brus took a definite turn for better yesterday. jose to Tesuthe yes were the'coolies and Hongkew linotype establishments. while some 2.000 Smployees of 600 spray pai were back their: jobs on by their employers.
Hongkew Wharf resumed yesterday The coolies of the Shanghai and morning after a full agreement hau been reached by their representatives and the management of the a So far as it could be ascertained. the cóglies received an increase in pay. Negotiations between the strik-frs and the management had been going for ten days before the dispute could be settled.
Té was reported yesterday that other employees of the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf were asking for an increase. too, but that no strike had been threatened.
Printers Go Back The 2.000 art printers, who went on strike, about a week ago resumed work yesterday pending negotiations with their employers. The strike of these printers, ib is said. had caused some inconvenience and many Chinese theatres had to go without programmes.
re y R ute had affected' some $00 workers of. silk ported yesterday. he dispute had dyeing establishments in ihe Inter-Royal Canadian Air-national Settlement and French Con-when he arrwed for "Service cession. The strike. involving some 300 workers broke out on August meat t f ^W. of the School salutes TAI (toft). ling 30. but the strikers resumed work Walsh, Air Oj Tino emma: Train MPO aired. Hone. vel the next day after their employers comes. the the Highness is his Aide, ive: had promised to review the demands his Wing Commander Sir Louis Greig, Royal Air Force, for better working conditions, pre-ea sented by the workers when they struck.
Some fifteen painters. employed by Mark L. Moody. who went on strike on August 21, resumed work yester-
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