Another Anti-Christian manifesto thas been issued by the Shanghai. General Students' Union in connexion with local intercollegiate. athletics. This "Nanyang University, in _her efforts to oust St. John's University from the Far Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association, demanded the latter's withdrawal with a view ts giving a vital blow to Christianized athletics and slavery sports which Chinese usually is not spoken, ig the forerunner among the educational tions. Nanyang. University, though she has failed in her proposal to eject St, John's University from the Association, resigned from the Association but was sympathized with by Fuhtan University, and Southeastern Uni versity also followed suit. Thes three institutions have voluntarily stepped out of the Association, and with them we now express our perfect sympathy.
"The various universities which, by severing their membership from the Intercollegiate Athletic Association, have adopted a passive means' of resistance against the slave-like Christians of foreign Let us venture to suggest to non-Christians that, meanwhile, must on one hand follow' this method and on the other we must adopt active measures against our common enemies "We therefore call upon all Chinese-owned and administered institutions to organize an athletic association for themselves. We must get our fellow-students at janyang, Fuhtan and Southeastern Universities to appoint a new com-tee with a view to forming a association. To this new as-ion we must forbid and oppose strongly the admission of Christian students but welcome non-Christians from Christian schools in order to show that we have but one aim, "In the course of sports we will invite persons of experience to act!
instructors and judges, who other than Christians, "Fellow-students! If you agree with us, please hurry in organizing Chinese Intereollegiate Athletic Association as a means to combat Christianized athletics in China,
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