The Archive · 1925

Press Association Stands Out

AAs compared with the attitude of a number of local organizations, Chinese Press Aas cided to adopt ud whilst maintaining the Chin xe point of view, to refrain from publishing radical' articles or editor Jals and other highly coloured art cles.

In an announcement which they we issued, the Association states that, whilst' the editors might have their personal views of the tune tion, the members of the Associa tion' should be prepared to accept views from all side, provided that they are not too libellous and request {ne public to send in items of news interest and photographs if possible, The Chinese, they state, shoul stund together in passive resist In comparison with the bare news sheets which they produced a week go, the larger Chinese papers are publishing strike and student covering three or four Some of the smaller sheets have joined in the strike and sus-rended publication but they are of no consequence whether they are issued er not, Two other Japanese, in addition to those mentioned above, came to

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