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CHINA Stucents' Renaissence Movement m8 The spontaneous protest of thousends of students who > marched through the streets of Peking protesting against the “gcceptance of the award of Shantung to Japan in the Versailles Treaty, was the te ginning of a Renaissance Moverent amony the young people of China. Chinese youth is aroused to its responsibility in regard to mtione] and intermtional affairs and is orgenized to express its opinion. Studente of Chinese affairs report that there is a notable division tween the present and the rising generation in China as to the way to meke China secure, the former demanding military strength, the latter wishing to make China the great peace nation and believing that in’such e policy will be found its strength em safety. "China's complex national problems are slowly being solved by the enthusiastic etudy a nd associative effort of the Youth Novenent in Chine, coupled with the Student Moverent." ~ Statement of Dr. Hume, President of the Yale-in-Crina College. CZECHO-SLOVAY-IA The Csecho-Slovak Students’ Renaissance Movement was organized in 1920 at a national conference and is striving “to unite the etudents and graduates of the universities to faith in God, to strengthen, help, anc 4mprove one another, to work for the mental, physical ard spiritual perfection of all men, . and to promote faith, goodness and truth." - There will be a conference at Apocno July 10-18, 1924.