Canton, Sept. 30.
Another popular mass meeting was convened at the Provincial Party Headquarters yesterday, and the students of the city held-a smaller but far more important conference at the Asia Hotel.
While at the first only the se ments of those present were rei tered, the purpose of holding being to broadcast to the world the fact that Canton's citizens are behind the boycott movement, the 'Students' organisation got down to serious business. It will be the schoolboys who will conduct the boycott, now an assured fact, No central organisation is to be perfected, Students, merchants, labourers and all may have their own boycott committees, their own, dare-to-die' " battalions' will use their own methods, make their own. regulations.
The Bankers Association held its separate meeting. Loans are not to be granted on property insured in Japanese companies. Money will not be delivered to Japanese vessels, nor will business be done with Japanese banks, It has been pretty well decided by all organisations that whatever done will be done to Chinese disobeying the boycott rules, and not anese directly. Only after Foods have come into the' posses. sion of Chinese shops will the Sion of Chinese shops will they For all that the Government can do, it looks as if a boycott will be through by the students and others, for it is a popular cause. 'Wang' Ching-wei and his party ave strongly against it, at least at this time, but in this they have the masses against them.
ter sending two letters to the Oct. 1. shop Kung Hing on Tang Hing Street warning "that it should suspend the selling of Japanese made wares, the writer of the letters placed " bomb in front of the shop and one of the employees and. customer were slightly injured.
this took place at about six o'clock last night. A third letter was left as a gentle reminder that more is in store for the owner if he keeps on trading in Japanese keep:
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