Kai-shek and other important members of the C. E. C. the day's proceedings have only relative weight, Dut we are told that "the probe of people's movements on which ti conservatives and radical members of the Party differed widely in opinion was brought up for diseussion. Tt was finally decided that the people of China should be. entitled to have the right of ganization but their' movements jonid be within the limits of law and closely guided by the Kuomintang and the Nationalist Government."
This means mass meetings and close bearing The next subject for consideration and execution (says Kuo Wen) was the care of the young men of the country "who sacrificed their time in schools in. public activities towards aiding the Nationalist movoment in the past." It was decided that the Central Government should provide adequate funds for sending students of high scholastic standing to foreign countries for higher courses of training and put others to better education in Chines educational institution "The necessity of better discipline in schools Was also recognized."
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