'The' list of awards is as follows:—
The employees of about 200 dry cleaning and dyeing shops in the International Settlement and French Sir Peter Grain Work Cup for senior forms, Vb.
W. S. King Work Trophy for intermediate forms, Illa.
Bishop Curtis Award for junior forms, 1d." A Housepoint Cup for yer, St Hilda's, with 5,209 points.
Dean Walker Scholarship, Gwen Bell.
Campbell Mathematical Prize, Betty Umpleby.
School Certificate ion, passed: Gwen Bell Beryl Jacobs, Ella Megregor and Betty Umpleby.
David Brand Memorial Scholarship, Stella Barrs.
St. George's Scholarship: senior girls, Betty Umpleby; junior girls, Shirley Baskett; Lancastrian, Wendy Gates.
Shanghai Horticultural Society' Inter—School Certificate. Cathedral Girls' School.
Shanghai Horticultural Society's Prizes; 1 Halesia Kerr and Renate Kerr—3 Shelagh Case and Heather Fraser.
Concession resumed work yesterday morning, it was learned. The workers went on strike on Wednesday, after making demands to their employers. The terms of agreement, reached between the two parties, could not be ascertained yesterday but it was believed that the managements had acquiesced to demands presented by their employees. These, as already reported, included a holiday on Sunday. About 2,000 strikers returned to work.
Meanwhile, approximately 1000 assistant of shops owned by Chinese tea merchants went definitely on strike for fear of being intimidated by the Nantao union, it was learned yesterday. It was learned on Friday that the shop owners had closed their shops in order to avoid a strike, locking ouf their employees temporarily.
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