Peking, June 30.
In the course of a speech delivered at a reception given to the party of visiting American journalists, Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, after a circumstantial account of the Chinese National Revolution, expressed the hope that the American Government would help China towards the realization of her national aspi tions. Gen. Chiang spoke briefly 4s follows:—"Due to the fact that China is now going through a period of. transition, consequent the country. While I have to admit that many of the social and economic conditions are by no means satisfactory, I must point out that some noteworthy results have cer-
Within a very short span of time 18 years in all we have overcome gigantic obstacles and have now a tion.
T hope our foreign friends will not fail to take cognizance of this fact,
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