Hankow, Dec, 10.
"This morning a number of stud ents went on hunger strike in order to thow their dissatisfaction with the way in which the Governmen: is deciding with the dispute with Japan over Manchuria, Some are attending school a8 usual but are talusing food. They are all very insistent that something: ought to be done in the way of military resistance on a Inrge scale," In some cases cents are offering themselves emits for the army.
Kuomintang Headquarters Wrecked Dee. 1.
Reports of disturbances from many parts of the country are comting n't lenis at Hangchow yester._ afternoon completely wrecked ing Provincial Kuomintang, la The officials escaped. Although police were sent to the place they were powerless. before mob of several thousand infuriated students, A (telegram from Taiyuan states tha? more than 6,000 students representing various schools in Shansi surrounded the provincial govern-ament headquarters yesterday. morning demanding that the provincial government provide them with free transportation to Nanking. General Hsu Yung-chang, Chairman of the Shansi provincial government, urged the students not to go to Nanking Dut his efforts wore unavailing, as Tate last night the government headquarters were still surrounded by. students. General Hsu expressed the firm desire that under mo eitcumstances would the students be permitted to go to Nanking. He added that if the students had any Proposals to make to the Central Government he would forward same on their behalf."
About 6,000 students from North Nanking at 2 o'clock this afternoon, They demanded an General Chiang Kai-shek, students split into two groups. One group remained at the National Government Office and. threatened to stay there all night, if necessary, until they are received by the Gener-Slissimo in person. The other group paraded through the streets" this Aflemoon shouting slogans.
'AUH o'clock General Chiang Kai shek had not pat in an appearance,
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