The Archive · 1937

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The Intention of the sponsors was peaceful, Mr. Chu said. As clearly outlined in the rules of the movement, those who joined it were also required to pledge themselves not to create any disturbance but to join the Association's leaders in prison within 24 hours after the receipt. of the court's summons, and remail there until the former were given freedom.

Such a movement should be made known to the public, but -unforttunately news items concerning it had been censored. "Mr. Chu said. The Association had even sent advertisements to the Chinese papers for publication, but these again were not Published.

Miss Shen Tse-kiu expressed regret on behalf of Mme. Sun Yat-sen for her absence owing to sti indispositon.

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