FOREIGN RIVALS.
MENCH STUDENTS , ACTION. French medical students are Joying to prevent the Government from granting special privileges to foreign students. They object, in a petition sent the Minister of Public Instruction, to a proposed decree enabling foreign students, naturalised French, to qualify by presenting school certificates from their own countries instead of taking the French baccalaureat, equivalent to about two years in American colleges.
They also object, to foreign students being able to avoid military service by becoming naturalised after their thirtieth birthday. ( These objections are based chiefly upon fear of rapid increase in the number of licensed physicians, already considered too numerous.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 11 (Supplement)
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