Although Chiang Kai-shek has ted the rumours of his abandon-Rent of the pro-Soviet policy and the reconciliation Letwsen North and, South, it serves only to prove thi at leadt ong halt of the ramours is true. Ho hes said: "Any nation which treats us equally, we will ai with", This la not fundamentally the principle of Dr. Sun Yatesen's pro-Soviet policy, but a common be-Wet, The spirit'of Dr. Sun's pro-Soviet policy la, in the first. place, that the methods of Russian Revol tion, should be imitated, This had often expressed to the public, as well asin the person to Chiang. Secondly, Dr. tries, end not as ce-aspivers of Tt is common knowledge that the Right Wing which met at West Hill is against alliance with Russia, but they have not openly declared for for-aking Dr. Sun's pro-Soviet policy. "We measure nations according to} their treatment towards us; those who are up to the measurement are] our friends, while those who are they declared, reteviet polley, nor "that believe that very" word. end Zeit eet mane
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