Tokio.—The following is the fundamental policy for Korean education, as published by the Government-General of the Peninsula, according to the "Chuo":
(2) The Japanese educational system will be adopted in Korea, as far as possible, as a general principle.
(2) Steps will be taken so as to bring Japanese and Korean schools into closer communication with each other.
(3: Korean aspirations for school education will be duly respected and steps will be taken to satisfy such aspirations as far as possible. (4) When circumstances of localities demand, Koreans - may be educated separately from the Japanese, but the spirit of no discrimination will be carried into "every detail under all circumstances, The "Chuo" adds that the above are resolutions considered and assed by the Korean Educational investigation Commission appointed for the purpose by the Government-General.—Reuter.
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