The meeting also decided to call upon the Central Supervisory Com= mittee to draw up a list of names affected by the resolution for submission to the forthcoming National. Congress.—Kuo Min, Cunvese women in Peking, repre sented by Misses Wu Chien and Li Min, members of the Anti-Japate land' National Salvation Associatior interviewed Marshal Chang Hsueh: Vang on Tuesday morning and submitted a petition praying that way be declared on Japan, says thi young man—or young woman—in office or workshop thinks it by no means dull and by no means beneath the dignity of emancipation to seek further Tae "North-China Daily News" yesterday received through the post, n'a yellow envelope purporting, to Ihave been sent. by Shanghat ference "or history. knowledge in literature, art, Yet, hero Pee" Peoples Anti Japanese, Salva in Shanghai, there is precious pamphlets, entitled little assistance given f0F/the Central Labour ud such laudable self-improvement.
Committee of the Chinese Social There are, it is true, institu-Soviet Republic", "Manifesto to Lations like the Foreign Y.M.C.A. dourers and Farmers which toy idea.
They cannot be said to be forceful or inspiring enough. Worthy! societies draw their faithful audi-Tie Occupation of the) live, Bast ences of the middle-aged. They fern, Provinces by japan," "Ope cannot be expected to meet the Ceter of the Centeal Young Leo need which is so admirably filled lo' Branch of the Chinese: Com= in Great Britain by University hunist Party Concerning © the Extension lectures and special} Manchurian Situation? and "Mant courses arranged in institutions festo Relating 10" the Japanese like the Iandon School of Econo-Itnperialiste Invasion of the Three Enitern Provinces." The: envelope, British association it might be) mic Under the auspices of Partially "opened. Apparently, which here aleut tam wae possible to invite from England—Passed the notice of. the censors jon terms sufficiently good to foned at, the Post. Office by the attract first-class men or women Chinese authori—lecturers of eminence who would)
valuable courses extending, throughout the winter months.) chinchow. by Japanese aeroplanes ference to the hemping of on October 8 and the reported death. 1c-is_no good relying on the, fof a Russian professor, news possibly, excellent talent available) Just been received that the Russian jon the spot, for the simple reason concerned was Mr. Viadimar Gol hat it would be but ftfully obsoft, a former" artillery—ofeer foivable ata its presence is, and 'a professor in Chinchow Uni itself, indicative of other versity." Deceased had only arrived. at Chinchow two months previous to pselominant. engagements. his death, having been sent by the Seung. men and" wonien, Harbin Department of Education to-called upon to consider this aspect, take the chair in English literature of their jive here, would be-abie He. was living in the universit and competent to assist in choos-which had been made the head: quarters of the Fengtien Provincial ing lecturers and stranging for} Government, then the bombing took their engagement. They only r+ place. Th "university. buildings quire a lead. No disparagement were badly damaged -and the one incast on past generations; the in which Mr. Goloobteof™ lived was problem -is modern: the way to) totally destroyed. The late Mr-Goloobtsoft, who was well known, in solve it must be modern to.) Harbin, was an authority on foreign aday's the young man—apart Innguages and a member of several the exercise which he gets, scientific organisations. Some yeart. from the many splendid. sporting ago, he. was employed in Si organisations finds his - course by a local foreign firm. He w dificult to steer between the rears old and he is servi Scylla of expensive club life and) the Charybdis of what is vulgarly known as "night life", which, inthe habit as such simply because cidentally, is also expensive, in) lof the vacuity of life around him. tore ways than' one. Recently, The possible extensions of this. In'dealing with the present recreational policy may be easily" economic crisis, the chief of an) harmful." They are to be dis-important command of the. Royal, cerned in many a failure to Air Force addressed a personal} balance personal budgets and con-letter—which, of course, amount-sequent differences of opinion on. ed to an order—to his officers en-the subject of salary between joining them to cut down -their, employers and employed. It is club bills and reduce their per-possible. to face this prob lent sonal expenses on servants an# Doldly and' squarely without be> other luxuries. Here many a ing excessively puritanical. or young' man can regularly indulge priggish. For, invite essence, it: in habits which, not necessarily arises from a cultural need. To abjectignable in themselves, would] fill that need leadership guld find: not be his at home except in the; inspiration from. the wealth of guise of exceptional explosions. of [goodwill and good, material in, celebration. He comes to regard which Shanghai abounds, 4
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