General Chang Huang-hsiang, made fa lengthy report to Marshal Chang fon the activities of the Bolsheviks in the Railway Zone, and of projects of contemplated reforms. he proposed to introduce and which the Marshal hay sanctioned. One Jof the most important issues con+ cerns the Railway Schools, the} curriculum of which is drawn up jaceording to the Soviet way of! teaching, all the Russian teachers being Soviet citizens. General Chang vightly points' cut that} Russian children are being imbrued Jat an carly age with communistic ideas, which are contrary to the Chinese way of thought and will be harmful to China in the tong, He insists. that the Soviet shoot bucks shall be changed.
As the namber of echolars—girls and boys—attending the different Railway eehools situated the whole stretch of the Railway must be close on 10,000 the matter is an important one from a Chinese way of thinking. All private owned and Municipal schools are now under the direct control of the Chinexe: authorities, who use Russian inspec. tors as experts, so no doubt the Chinese do not see the reason, why there should be any difference with the Railway Schools, the majority of the pupils in both cases being Russian, General Chang ig also anxious that more strict control should b: exercised over the left Russi local press so that they should be} strictly prohibited from carrying on any communistic propaganda and the same thing with the vane Soviet Unions of Workers that are operating in the Railway Area.
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