The Archive · 1933

Students Changed

Students in great numbers are back from their schools to, spend their vacations at home. The at~ titude of the student class in Hun a far different thing now from was a few years ago. The Jexcitement over the in the north was short-lived and nothing has been: heard of the programme raise money to buy aeroplanes for the army.

Many of the students in senior middle schools and colleges have come to the place where they say AM we can do is wai Work is about to begin on our new Tan-Pao garage which was burned down a few monthe ago, been held respon Job. has never really © b though it, seems to that the fire began wit handling of petrol.

Peking, Aug. 20. former shal Chang Hsueh-liang and now a member of the Peking Political Coundil, has} written Yo General Ho Ying-ching, the acting. chairman of Peking Branch Military Council, offering to waive his salary as councillor of the Military Council in view of the difficulty of the council in raising!

litary funds.

General Ho request and has.

Our new modern, pao ta called the Wang Hong Ting is completed and is built square, with out stone and verandas around the three stories, Eis quite am architectural sight on the highest place in the ity, on the river bank. General Chang of sha, who was killed last year in Kiangel together with Gen-feral Wang of Siangtan, was buried fon Yohlohsan in Changsha, A' now monument. and tenth has just been [completed and is reported to be the largest and most. beautiful there, not excepting Tsai Ngo's and Whang

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