Mohammedans Join Others in Determination to Resist Hankow, Nov. 4.
With their patriotism aroused by Japanese aggression, Mohammedans and other Chinese in Sinkiang, oF Chinese Turkestan, have buried all their past differences, and are determined to do their bit in resist Jing the Japanese invasion, under the leadership of General Chiang Kal-
Stianghal, Nov. 4.
Retuting the Japanese charge that China is" going Communistic, Prof. Hubert S, Liang, political commentafor, in the course of an address before the Internatonal 'Y's Men's Club at the American Club yesterday, stated that the existing conditions in China do not qualify her for Communism [because Communism, in its best and truest form, is most' dificult -for: any country to practice and not oven Soviet Russia can claim that she is strictly Communistic state.
Prof, Liang also made'a pointed reply to the Japanese charge that the Chinese people are anti-Japanese, must admit" the speaker said, "that tthe Chinese people are anti-Japanese, But we are not antI-Japanese simply because they are Japanese, We are tone and all antagonists of Japanese aggression, Japanese carnage and japanese "domination."
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