and Education Gen: Chiang Kai-shek, President of the National Goverar has issued a lengthy New Year's message in the course of which he ex-borts his fellow-countrymen to de-Vote every ounce of their energy to the promotion of education and the development of agriculture.
Pointing out that these two things are of paramount importance in present-day China, Gen. Chiang says that not only are they responsible for the development of all industries but failure to develop] education and agriculture will be the principal cause of unstable conditions in this country.
He continues by saying that, in recent years; there has not only. teen no progress in education in China but, on the contrary, there 13 been 'a total lack of discipline among the students. The President expresses the sincere hope that the
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