Moscow University Planned in Honour of Sun Yat-sen: Canton Students Leaving The Shanghai "Nippo," 1 local Japanese paper, gives further details fof the scheme of the Soviet authori. ties to establish university in 'Moscow in memory of the late Dr, Sun Yat-sen, 'The payer says that the Soviet plan is to sovietize the whole of the Far East. With this aim in view, they now propose to establish in' Moscow a university in memory of the famous Chinese leader and reformer, Dr. Sun Yat-sen. This will de known as the Chung-shan Uni versity, Chung-shan being Dr. Sun's literary name. Students will be taught exclusively Oriental studies} and they will be called upon to conduct campaigns of Bolshevik pro-Paganda after their graduation.
Tt is understood that there will be no tuition fees charged, and] moreover the students' travelling expenses, etc., will be borne by the Soviet Government.
Several hundred students are reported to have gone to Moscow but the Chinese authorities are refusing: to viea their passports, hence a new route through Outer Mongolia has been found. Instructions have been given that this route must be ado ed and all Communist propagandists throughout the world are ordered to observe this,
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