According to a cixeular issued by the Association of Labour, Students and Commerce, it is necessary for the Chinese people to eliminate entirely Japanese goods from the Chinese markets. Treacherous merchants found secretly selling Japanese. wares for profit must be punished, the circular says, 'The Associated Merchants Guild has addressed a notice to the Vege Dealers' Union in Chapel, ing. the latter to cancel its decision to refuse to sell vegetables to Japanese residents of that district, The Union is exhorted to re-esta'- Uish friendly relations with the Japanese and to continue supplying them with vegetables and other foodstuffs, as before, so as to make the Japanese people aware of the "unjustified actions and policy adopted by their government and protest accordingly."
Posters have been noticed in the windows of many Chinese shops in the Settlement and on the walls of different buildings bearing Chinese characters representing "Sever Economic Relations with Japan" and "Boycott Japanese goods."
Committees for the sever economic relations with Japan hi been organized in different schoo! and Chinese public organizations Owing to the agitation against Japan, 32 officials who successfully passed the examinations for posts as district magistrates of Chekiang and who were to have gone Japan and Korea on an inspection tour, have cancelled their journey.
Memorial services were held by public organizations on Saturday in Paoshan for the Chinese who were Killed in Tsinan, Tu addition to the usual Kuomintang opening: core monies, there was throe minutes' silence' for the dead, after which fiery speeches were delivered denouncing the Japanese Government and the usual resolutions were expenses; and/or the dmiscion of volunteers. of the Law School in Route Pere Robert are understood to have given their approval to the establishment of military training in the school, and from week uniforms shall be worn.
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