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_UT cei Peres en L 2 WV are Ut aetna OF OO C00819148 * | fparticigation in une pee oa eee SET Te NTL 365 aero ee SEN Te RET Ee TINE eres y +: ow, ta Ul bassea. Nt Bs sutures wa with arobh pes aifnestent ‘acing wudents. The talks were eid im Bee chambers of the Paya ts Premicr. The two student Jeavers first tock 4 hep the qussuon of the ce atinissicn of | R86 seudenis whe had wen dismined Feom their schtols fecaute of ther “ students’ strug: ~ and becuuse of their defiance of > Cleveprisenrs mea oon students ps suaas. - . ; oO Next, the Parnameniar Serretary’s SUERMOT Was Ged ee ge {trike of certain Prinmaca students in Vyrotest apart Ine dladster OF Ine Mead + aster of State that. Schcol No. 2 in fyuimana. U Pe Khin, suo nad beep septseed oy U Kyaw Bals, oer res Parnameniars ducretary UO Thao” chdaung Ss stuted to have assured the LABFSU leaders that ne would look Vso tnese malista. : The ABFS( -eaders neat alled up- fen othe Parnamentan Secretary 0 ‘Mome Miamier, Mann lin Aung oh e the Ailing er eo! Pte Aa Be i} Fran Cue patie eo, “tae vaetia AO Ne ANS. iO Heb thas suring. had ince 16s aod att Bie KS Cutrepaadead | e . .” . ‘from rat after a ectention of 1K Mmesting, . . . The chairman of the. meeting Ko Thaw Zin, introduced the puest of hnour 4ad.in ths course of hiy specch thanked the Deputy Prime Minster Thakin Tin whe had been wnsirument- alin securing the release of the detain ed student. : . Ko Thaw Zin alse severes criticised the pivati cduckuona wate Coad vOns sere pad throughaut Burma, he my me mee vungo» Distnct where not a single new school building had been pur up. AS a fesull, (here was overcrowding i ihe class-reooms and sn cute shortage of teachers. , Pree education was all very well, Ko Thaw Zin remarked, but the cost of tert books Contnued 10 Tse year by year and many school childz.n were denied the privilege of schoohng be- - cause ther parents were so poor they coulda’t affurd to send their chikdrea sta school, . it: dey cunnecuon with Une murder (TE Sememiner 14/7, of a student. Ko ' ‘Hits Saowe. 19 Munhia. No acuon had Ystudents, parents and representatives \oern tuaen in tne cause, they aBeged, aed the Hume Virnirt was. urged to sae steps in the msller "The Parbamenisr; Secretary was Jgiso informed of the ucunuun of a ‘student, Ko Min Aung, th Toungoo, sad his early rerease was preracd dy the + leo student ieaders. : The interview is ceported to -have taded with suilabie assurances from “Dastiamentary Secretary Mahn Tin .Ausg Than that he wouid loos into j both Ubese cases. : ~~ ! STTIENTS CITE From Our TOUNGOQZIuly 6 — Representa. _Jtives of the Tolingoo Students Union yesterday ii ‘ Deputy Premise Thakin Tin at the Circuit House here to discuss certain grievances on the part of local students. . ‘The Deputy Premier, who was accompanied by the Depaty Comnts- sioner, fivd an hour's tak with Ko Thaw Zin, President-of the Students Union, Ko Saw Lwin. the Secretary, and three other exccutive commitie é J ¥ | Students Union To ri Be Re- Formed LS \\ -THAYETMYO, July 6— About 40 i’ atodenss eet bere todsy snd used | motsty decated to form a student | a *. ynioa, The meeung ch an ocga- members. eccing commuter of nine under Maung The student representatnes cased Kain Nyo, sho was clectad as Presi| * Lihe matter of wo students who are al doxt, acs Maung Khin Aung. who wast; fj orecent being detained under Sec. 5 elected as secretary 1 ‘A number of resolutions were pass: ed. one which urged a peace settement! ear “1 do not teocht, he docs not! soffer * Sasis. Other resolutions dee) manded the abolishing of all ~ repscs- sive" vies and regulavens on students, yelease of Section 5 student dctenus, resdzusiion of all studeats dismissed! waguld tate the matter pp with the. from schocds an@ Ligher Wotments Meme Soeisiry for education in the. comiag Runtget 4% : . : The Deputy Commissioner ayseed to relense one of the dctenus. Ko Min Aung, »ho recently passed the matri- culation examination and now wishes ta enter the University As regards the ciher detenu, Ko Kyw Aye. Deputy Fremicr Thaka Tia is cepauried to have told the Mudent representatives that he ma in ‘of political oryantsations 10 the towa.. t The reception was well attended hy © i ee mm | Unisersity pol ta the Unive |atready ja the suddi pbs ib the pas, at 3338 “epratcics” wails the Vanrsard, which wes spo } sored by U Kisw Nycin, was cogard les favourably by tac Goveroment ef bee Me, or ay See te ge thm fa: ti athe Vaie ‘ads conts sigtast Naw this ponisen bus uascrgone 1 i ichunee. The SUF is now oot only’ IN Puwe! BY aL MIU, Yue 4d aay. : treated with more respect by thig;: J Uanersaty authorsies, SUF leaders. ! now Gnd that the Usiversity authol:! ‘ries ate prepared to listen to what thef: Y, tsay as “les i a aad some af them have bean elect tw the Hostel Admissions Su ‘? mittce, a thing which would ha | bostels—Thiri and Mala—the Van- 1 Shrecently held nostel elections. - Out of elecuons in, 12 halls t -lfar, the Vanguard has been able ¢ thia ons s}stronghold, But cven candidates were besten. ttn the remaining Jf halls, there w: Shweho, and Yadasa. Electians are yet to be. heid in 3% morehails. Except in the two girts guard secm destined to suffer defeats, H If this trendis uscl Red, the Va guard will have no hope whatever of winning, the RUSU clectiont | Nee ee , Gi The tatks aleo deatt with ine ques. tien of certain students who had. bee forced to leave schoo! when they ze fused to dissulss Uhrir anions “‘Chakiy Tin has asked the D.C. to ensuce that the Soys are re-admitted. _ As regards the han on yniuns, t Deputy Premier said that the question of lifting the ban would depend on the report of the Education Enquiry Cosas}. mission. Thakin. fin sho explained thas 1 Government could sot at present co sider any request for the provision of af college for Toungoo or for the cya- struction of new catensions to cxistin schools because of the Government'a! . adverse financial condition, é —— oa a aenlante ’ ft i