"Of late, the international stage has resounded with talk of economic fgsatance' and economic, co-opera tion.' Assistance is mutual, ever. Shackling other people's hands and feet cannot be called assistance. Ca-operation signifies union of two parties, One side alone cannot talk of "ce-operation, Looking after one's own interests only is not ce-operation but unilateral ction, 'Ous foreign policy has been clearly' expressed in the manifestoes issued by' the successive Plenary Sessions of the CEE. Under the principle equality and reciprocity, we sincerely hop= to improve international rela-ith the nations of the worl to elevate the status of country, a determined struggle is indispensable, So long as we are determined to established our country.
the world, we need not fear fali-
Ing in our task of consolidating the national defences. The will certainly arrive when we the status of freedom a1 og for China as the late Party desired."—Kuo Mi 'These measures were Immediately token back to. Szechuen by Mr, Lu 'Toetu, and accepted In' thelrentireiy by General Lia Hsiang. Chaleman of the Seeshuen Provincial Government. General Liv, in a tolegeam to General Shinng al'shok, thanked the late "for is gollellude for the welfare the people of Szechuen, and pledged imsott todo his almost forthe forcement of the measures this, tclegeom was. received with sallstactlon by General Chiang Kal-hol haptic add. hn tle Seneret Chiang said that henceforth raphia reply to General Liv Hsiang,
the Guntral and. Local Governments wit bee ig one en for the, regeneration of the. a "Atior the start of construction wone on the. Chenatu-Chungking Railay, 2 continued, General Ho. Ying-chin finde TV, Soong, member of the Standing Commies of the National Beonomle Council, will make an fheelion inp to Szechen Kuo Min,
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