CO129-492 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1925 [12] - 1926 [1-5] — Page 423

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recognise the existence, in the human being, of unfairness and un-freedom which cause pains of oppression among races and nations. Our nation has been laboring under extreme

pains of oppression from the unfair treaties concluded with

the Powers and your nation. You, missionaries and doctors,

have come to China so long, have witnessed the terrible

conditions arising therefrom, and should have assisted the

Chinese to abrogate unfair treaties in the Christian mind

of altruism.

We have sent delegates to approach you three times, demanding your joint approval of the abrogation of missionary and all unfair treaties and your recognition of

the open management of missionary affairs. Our demands are

firmly refused. The saying that the missionaries and

doctors are vanguards of the Imperialistic invaders proves

to be a fact undeniable. Flagrances and stink must be

separated, so enemies are hardly associable. We have resolved finally and unanimously to sever friendship with

you, missionaries and doctors? This is for your

consideration.

Yours very truly,

(Sd.) Kwangsi Chinese Christian

Promotion Association.

We appealed to the Military officials and the

Secretary of Foreign Affairs to save the work of the

hospital for the people of Kwangmai, The Labor organisatione

seem to have thorough control and power and the Military and

other officials supported by the Soviet Russians allowed it

■ithout molestation, the carrying out of the programme.

A strike was ordered of all hospital helpers and

nurses in the hospital. This was to take effect when

salaries for March were paid on ipril 1st. Some of the