New Office Nanking, Jan, 7.
General Chiang Kai-shek this morning went to the Ministry of Education in order formally to take up his duties as Acting-Minister of Education.
In an address to the members of the Ministry the Generalissimo stated that the Government spent millions of dollars every year upon the education of students. The Government hoped not only to make these students useful citizens but trusted that these students might become leaders and help to make many thousands of others useful citizens also only by having good citizens, eaid General Chiang, could they hope to have good government.
Tu conclusion, General Chiang Kai-shek urged the members of the Ministry as well as the teachers of the schools and universities throughout the country to pay close attention to the important work upon which they were engaged—Reuter.
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