San Francisco, Dee, 2.
Dr. 2, ¥. Kuo, @ former president of the National University of Hangchow, now in the United States, to deliver a series of lectures on the paycholouy of the present-day Chie hose youth movement, states that this' movement is the' final factor that must determine either the free dom of China.from Japanese in-nonce snd domination or its ultlmate submission thereto, The young
desperate, disappointed, and resentful men "of "China, ho says, generation, and pitched to such a ogre of desperation, that suicides become @ common occurrence, apparently the only way out of the present situation.
Weak-kneed policy* is the term, Dr. Kuo declared, that the youth movement of China has adopted as explaining the present govern" ment's mock acceptance of com: promises offered by the Jepanese Government because of the rostrain-Ing force of the island Army. The Chinese youth movement, on the other hand, wants either io resist 0 Aght, "The Chinese government, Dr, Kuo asserted, "is repressing the ations of the youth movement, fenr= Ing the pressure of the Japanese army. "Tu some cases a wholesale massacre of these students us token Place, This only stirs further, dise sension among. the young.
"It ita vicious cycle." Dr. Kuo declared, which the Chinese youth movement now finds itself. Repr sed by the Government, students concentrate their hatred on. the Japanese subjects in their provinces with horrible abuses. This gives the Japanese Government a cause for Mespatching their Army and. foreing submission or humiliation from the Chinese Government The latter, in their (urn, further opy.ess the youths, and again, helpless against the gov ermment, the students inflict more maltreatment upon the Japanese."
"Even though the Chinese may feel that the chances of victory are small," Dr, Kuo stated, "they are losing everything now, because the Japanese Army gradually Is stripping the country of all land and. resources, and their attitude is one of why not put up a fight, instead of allowing the ruthless invasion without any efforts to prevent it?"—United Press,
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