Chang Nai-chi, well-known econumist and banker, was next question-fed, "After explaining the organization of the National Salvation Association, he said that the "National Salvation ally" was published by national salvation organizations, The manifesto of the National Salvation Association was drawn up by a drafting committee, the gist of the mes sage being to resist Japanese aggression and consolidate national peace Accused denied that the National Salvation Association plotted to creat new Government. He believed that there would be no more civil war, if the Government's foreign policy were endorsed by all political attics and cliques. As to the opposition against the designation by the Government of delegains to the National People's Congress, +he said that this provision has since been abolished by the Central authorities. This proves that the opposition against it was not unwarranted, 'Accused said that he got acquaint ed with Lo Ching one month before his arrest, However, he did not re~ commend' Lo to join the National Salvation Association. Accused denied being a Communist.
At this point, the lawyer of the accused requested the Court to sub-poona Generals Chang Hsueh-liang, Sung Che-yuan, Han Fu-chu, Fu Tsai and Mr. Ma Halang-po to give evid-fence, The request was rejected.
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