The Archive · 1925

Foochow Fish Riots

Students' Move Now Definitel Anti-Christian Peking, Apr. 2.

It is reported from Foochow that further attacks have been made against the families of the Anglo-

Chinese College students who continued to attend the College. These students left the College after the families had been given three days' warning to leave the city.

The Students' Union is now demanding that the Young Men's Christian "Association and other educational institutions shall joi the Union and take part in its acti ties.

The Union has published circulars: ovenly defying authorities.

The fish guild apparently yielded to the threats of the stud-fents, and the disposal of fish handled by American firms has been prevented. is feared that the activities of the students are likely to spread to other institutions and foreign organizations other than American Reuter's Pacific Service.

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