Mr. Goodban Issued a statement on the matter, explaining that the ap-}pointment had been made on grounds Jot personal quality "alone, "because this is the only basis on which -apointments of this kind can be made a school which may have as many. }a8 20 or 30 nationalities represented nang its members."
Mr. Goodban declared that the Jschoo! should carry on its traditions Jof promoting understanding between boys of different nationalities without reference to national policy and that Headmaster must be able to count Jon obedience, even to unpopular Later, "a virtual ultimatum was issued, giving the absentees a time limit to return, Commenting "on the affair, the uth China Morning Post" roundly reprimands the delinquents for Jexeess of patriotism "brought on by being too safe and having too much to eal.""—-Reuter.
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