(Cotinued from page 342.) ole, Aoished sending after. twen Innes the lenginy manifesto of the Fifth National Congress at the Gosing tevemony at si Sock theaters Soon and hus brought fo a success Conclusion one ofthe most momentous Trectings of the vominang. in its The manifesto makes a string appool to the nation to sally edied tee Ideals ofthe late Party Leaders and cals the entice people to rice to the Dresent vst seek, in te ght of Dr. Sun's teaching, atonal salva: ti and nation reconstruction 'The Congress recognises the grave situation the nation is" now confronting and the immense task which rests with the Kuomintang in giving lead to the people in their difficult work, but the tone of the manifesto is' optimistic although serious. "The responsibility of maintaining the glory of the Chinese history of the past on the one hand and building up an immutable foundation for the continued existence of the Chinese race in the future on the other now rests squarely. with our People, and the rank and fle of the Kuomintang are their vanguards," the Ne manifesto points out. "The Congress firmly believes that should every citizen of the nation be fully resolved to restore his country, China should, 0 long as the human race does not become extinct and truth continues to Drevail, eventually rank herself among the richest, the most powerful and most happy nations in the world, and the glory of the Chinese nation,
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