London, Nov. 26.
"The Times," in a leader to-day) headed "Better News from China," says that despite the legacies a long period of civil strife two) outstanding facts sive cause for hope for a happier future, "The best brains of the Kuomintang have courageously admitted that the Party is not infallible and, what is more, the two commanders who emerged victorious allies from the civil war have clearly agreed, the Chinese adviser of the Mongol conquerors pointed out in the 13th century, "China cannot be governed from horseback'.
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