Nanchang, June 5.
The forthcoming summer vacation for the schools should be utilized for {the promotion of the New Life Movement, states a circular order issued General Chiang Kai-shek,—President of the Military Affairs Commission, to the various Provincial and Municipal authorities.
Undue emphasis has often been placed by the schools on "textbook information" to the neglect of education for social service, the order states. To inculcate in the young the spirit of sacrifice and service, efforts must be made to provide them with adequate training in social work—Kuo Min.
Many Faint More than a million persons, includ-
parts of the Empire, lined the streets ing thousands who came from al of Tokyo to-day to pay their last Fespects to the mortal remains as the great hero of Japanese naval history was borne to his grave, So vast were the throngs of mourning people that 2,500 policemen were assigned to special duty along the funeral route. Affected by the heat and the sadness of the occasion, more than forty persons fainted and fourteen others who collapsed were carried to hospitals. One man died from heart failure as the coffin passed in
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.