Gen. Chiang Gives Advice to Military Students Nanking, Mar. 22.
"No one is infallible; but, if you err to-day and rectify your' mistake to-morrow, what virtue can be greater than this?™
This ig the keynote of a lengthy address delivered by General Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Military Affsirs Commission, at the enlarged weekly memorial service at the Central Military Academy.
Besides the cadets of the Central Military "Academy, the service was Also attended by the senior officials of the venous military organs at the feapital and 20,000 cadets of the infantry, artillery, cavalry, military engineering, and ry_schoois ary Staff College.
Peiping, Mar, 25.
Instructions have been Issuied to) the provincial government of Hopei und Charhar and the municipalities! of Peiping and Tientsin to commence the collection of income tax from April_1—Reuter, Jcadets to observe strict Party a military discipline. In order to sue-joeed tu life, one must persevere in one's efforts, he said. Without the virtue to perseverance, no progress Site i gene ho rms
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