CO129-492 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1925 [12] - 1926 [1-5] — Page 422

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3. That we approve of and look forward to the organisation of further Joint Boards of Control with our Chinese Brethren

for the management of the Funds entrusted to us and the work

of our Baptist Institution.*

Our personal servants were intimidated and

threatened. Having joined the Labor Unions they were officially notified to strike. On the morning of March 23rd all personal servants on the Mission Compound walked out. Instructions were given to the coolies and cooks and other helpers that they should do nothing whatever for the hospital. A member of this organisation walked boldly into the hospital

office and instructed the cashier that from that time

forward all hospital funds were not to be turned over to the foreign doctor in charge of the hospital, but to this organisation. This demand was made upon the threat of the

cashier being killed unless he obeyed instructions. The Foreign doctor in charge of the hospital actually caught this man in the act of passing this order to the hospital cashier. Pickets were placed at all entrances to the Mission Compound. All foreigners were closely watched by the native pickets and

nothing was allowed to be taken in or out of the Hospital

for the foreigners. No food could be purchased or supplies

secured.

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In a few days the following ultimatam was addressed

in writing and sent to us as follows:-

Dr. C. W. Leavell,

Rev. Tipton, Rev. Rex Ray,

Dr. Bailey,

Miss McMinn,

Miss Pearl Johnson,

Wuchow, March 26, 1926,