Students Strike at Hongkong School Hongkong, June 20, Hongkong is ina mingled state' of vusement™ and" Srrlation over politico controversy" that has arisen at the Diocesan Boys" School, one of the oldest institutions in the' Colony A number of Chinese pupils, mainly am the senior classes, have "gone "tile" "in" profert "against the cmporary appointment of 2 Formosan tional ts Senior Brofoct during the Absence of school protects at matt 'The trouble arose when the Headmaster, Mr. G. A. Goodban, appointed Formosancborm Chinese' as" Senior Prefect. A" deputation approached Bishop Hall, Chairman of the School Committe, and threatened to, wale out ifthe appointment was" not Despite appeals from the Head: master and {rom Sit Robert iotewall Teader of the local Chinese commun: ity and. himself an Old. Boy, over 129 boys stayed aveay,_ three "whole classer being emptied." The majority of these were day boys, only about frozen boarders being absent.
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