The following ave. excerpts from a manifesto issued by the Shangh District. Kuomintang:
4At this time when the existing National Government in Nanking, the: members of which have never! forgotten he teachings of our late party Jeader, is carrying out the reconstruction and the political tutelage. programmes, the "selfish and traitorous Reorganizationists fare doing their. utmost to defy tht party. and the. Government and they are "plotting to bring.about the downfall of the Government and.to undermine' the party. Members of the Reorganization party are either corrupt elements who have embezzled government' funds and escaped or those who are remnants the Western Hills clique. Is it conceivable that these "people are capable of reorganizing the Kuomintang. and establishing an -honest government? The counter-revolutionaries, the Communists, the
Kuomintang elements are jointly launching their final offensive against the Kuomintang and so this is the period during which the life and death of the party and the people will be decided. "Therefore we must not allow ourselves to_be tempted. We must rise and. Sight] for China and the Kuomintang."
The Observance in Nanking Nanking, Oct. 19.
More than 10,000 troops took part in the review held here to-day by General Chiang Kai-chok in celebration of the 18th anniversary of} the founding of the Chinese Republic. The troops included the 5th] Division and the famous. "model" ion.
General Chiang was accompanied by his wife and by many of the Tenders of the Government. number of prominent foreigners were also present, including Mr. Saburi, the newly appointed Japanese Minister to China, Dr. J. Bult man, the Swedish Minister, and Sir Frederick Whyt At the conclusion of the review the troops were assembled around a central platform from which General Chiang Kai-shek addressed them. General Chiang reiterated his loyalty to the Government and swore to uphold the Kuomintang.—Reuter.
Nanking, Oct. 10, Among those who attended the grand military review at the Aviation Grounds: were Dr. Johann Hultman, new Swedish Minister to China Mr. Saburi, new Japanese Minister to-China, Mr. -M. Shigemitsu, Japanese Consul-General at Shanghai and Counsellor of the Japanese Legation Dr. Barthel Weydenthal, Polish Delegate to China, Dr. Fischer representing Germany Major J, Hnizdo representing Gzecho-sieva Mr. Blondeau, French Consul, representing the French Minister to China Hewlett, British representing the British Minister to China, Mr. Walter Adams, "American Consul, representing the American Minister to China, Mr. R, Silvercruys representing t- Belgium Sir Frederick Whyte, Political Adviser to the National Government Hon. Newton W. Rowell, Secretary of the Institute of Pacific Re-Intions, and Mr. F, W. Maze, Inspector-Geneval of the' Mavitime Customs.
Tu the-evening a-dinner party was given to the above diplomatic representatives and foreign guests by Dr. ©. 'T. Wang, Minister Foreign Affairs, at his home. The important members of the Foreiga ry were also present at the
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