Need of Readiness to Fight Impenalism: Kuangtung Ready for Reconstruction Interviewed by a Chinese correspondent, Mr. Sun Fo, son of the Into Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Commissioner of Reconstruction in Canton, who left for the South on Thursday, said that it was his original inten tion to spend two months in Shanghai to arrange affairs in connexion with his father's funeral. These, much to his regret, were not com: pleted until recently when the contract for the construction of the tomb was signed and he was able to leave for Canton at the call ut the Nationalist Government.
Willing to Mediate With reference to the breaking up of the Kuomintang Party was quite willing to offer himself as a mediator. The party must be united before it could be strong enough to cope with the imperi the call of the restore the rights and liberty of people; and internally, to cause the downfall of militarists and obstacles that tended to check the progress of the revolutionary cause in order to achieve a real united state. The cause of the dissension in the party was due to the fact that the Communist. members often looked at non-Communists as anti-revolutionaries or the Right Section, and some of the non-Communists feared that some day the party would be entirely influenced by the Communists, The Japanese invasion of Manchuria had caused the party to awake. If the members of the Kuomintang Party do not unite for the common cause there would be absolutely no hope for China. The two sections were now meeting each other half way.
Reconstruction the Next Step As to the affairs in Kuangtung, excepting Hainan Island, the whole province was practically unified. "Our next step is reconstruction," said Mr. Sun, "and the development of our revolutionary. forces for further military movements for the unification of the whole of China, In certain period' of time we hope to be able to settle all, the national affairs."
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