Student indignation aguinst the situation in North China' flared up again on Saturday evening when About 200 Chinese youths marche the North Railway Station, Chapei.. and held a demonstration outside the building, denouncing Japan.
Several hundred other Chinese joined the crowd as it took up ity Stand in front of the station stened to fiery speeches by student leaders, delivered While banners ud-vocating "national salvation"—were being waved overhead, The students ostensibly went to the North Station to welcome a dete tion of their comrades. fron Tha chow, due to arrive on the G8 teach Some of the banners displayed by We students urged the public te part a Propaganda body of "unlversity and middle school students working on behalf of national salvation. "Others advocated opposition to Japan, and there was one large canvas which showed 4 map of China with the northeastern provinces designated in red, In contrast to the remainder of the country.
A large detail of Settlement Police from the West Hongkew Station under Inspectors A. G. W, Groves and E. C. Stokes went to the scene fas soon as It was learned thatthe students were marching on the North Station, Capt. E. 1. Kennedy. Divisional Officer. personally took charge on the Seitlement side soot alter the demonstration had started.
'The demonstration was similar to those held at the North Station at the end of Fast December, Friday, the anniversary: the exectition of twa railway' work agitators in Mepel. passed without incident in Shanghat.
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