The Chekiang delegation at the Sun Yat-sen University may small in numbers, but what it lacks in numerical strength it has more than made up in energy. By printed and spoken word, the little group 480 inflamed the fellow students from other parts that at an indignation meeting held at the end of month, a resolution calling for strike was carried almost unani ously. For three days nobody should; show up for classes, and maybe the government would begin to see the Tight, of day. And the threat was carried out, and the ery for the calling back into service of Chancellor Tai Tin-chou reached the ear of Nanking.
'A University instructor who wrote special articles for the "Man Kuo Po," the Kuomintang daily, ipped into his column some red hot sentiments anent Kam Chang-ching's appointment. Promptly the editor, disclaiming all knowledge that the article had been written in this vein, Kicked the columnist off of his staff. A Kuomintang paper must back the governmental policy.
Because they had been caught tearing down posters which denounced Mr. Kam, two boys from an outside school' were given a thrashing. On the other hand, two Sun Yat-sen University classman Tanded behing the bars for putting up these selfsame posters.
Next in the chain of incidents was the filing at the capital of a fresh petition, this one asking that Chu Ka-wal who been Chancellor, but who also is tired of his post, be sent back to Canton. It was the staff of the medical school who signed this petition, among them several foreign doctors.
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