CO129-501-1 Chinese situation- Canton strike- boycott and trade situation 6-1-1927 - 13-5-1927 — Page 25

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Telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong to the

Secretary of State for the Colonies.

Dated 2nd March, 1927.

(Received Colonial Office 11.9.a.m. 2nd March, 1927)

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My telegram of 23rd February,

Trade situation

shows no improvement in Cant on. Dispute between

merchants and employed is still unsettled and delay

clearly reflects the growing communist counter

attack which will be greatly enhanced if the nationalists capture Shanghai.

Seamen's Union appears to have abandoned

temporarily as impracticable plans for shipping strike

but it is actively strengthening its hold by forming union cells in Chinese crews of all classes of vessel including Pacific liners.

At Swatow the Union is reported to be allying itself with Juvenile element in the peasants unions.

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