Gen. Chiang Gives Ten Points for Young People Canton, Sept. 23.
Gen. Chiang Kal-shek, speaking at mass meeting in Whampoa, yesterday, said that, after ten years, he was most happy again to come face fo face with the inhabitants of, Whampoa, his second home town, and particularly happy was he to sce the youngsters of ten years ago now fully grown up.
"My hope for Whampoa, the Generalissimo stated, "Is that you will, one and all, help to make ita place of San Min Chu T and of the evolution, so that, when every child grows up, he or' she will have a sense of patriotism."
Gen. Chiang also expressed the hope that the school children in 'Whampoa to-day will, when they graduate, become' revolutionary youths, loyal and useful to the nation and the people, like the Whampoa Military Academy graduates of ten years ugo.- He admonished the young people to be filial, neighbour ly, industrious, respectable, honest, courteous, law-abiding, faithful, loyal, and patriotic.—Central News. ments and the carrying out of apers tions regarded as necessary to Insure the safely of Japanese lives and proerty in China.
Diplomatic observers expressed themselves to-day in favour of direct conversations between Gen. Chiang and Mr. Kawagoe on the settlement Of the recent incidents and a readjustment of Sino-Japanese relations to prevent a further aggravation of the situation—Domel.
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