Berlin, Oct. 7. Here Kuehlborn has been apand left for his new post Havas, without exaggeration that at no other time has China accomplished so much along all lines within a period of eight years, It is not my intention to boast, on this happy occasion of China's Sliver 'Jubilee, of' past achievements of the National Government, for there {s still gigantic work lett to be done. What T intend to bring out by making a brief review of past events is this China is capable of doing great deeds by her own efforts, capable of wiping out destructive ' forces of militarism and Communism, capable to undertaking constructive measures for the welfare of her people; in [short, capable of setting her own house in order. provided that she is
destiny uninterrupted and unem-iven the chance to work out het barrassed.
This chance we want, and this chance we must have. To give China an opportunity for internal develop ment is not only to render her indirect friendly assistance, but also advance the cause of world peace, because, with her peace-loving mil-Mons and her unlimited resources, China, once prosperous and strong, will be one of the greatest stabilizing influences in the family of nations."—Central News,
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