Nanking, Oct. 11, The 21st anniver Independence Day was Commerno ated at a memorial service held Central Party Headquarters yester=
'Me. Yeh Chucisang, member of the In the course of a brief speech, Standing Committee of the CEE Pointed out that while owing national crisis, the usual celebrations had'to be suspended, the' nation aust not, on that account, forget th Jmmense'signifieance of this aznive sory" of the foundation of the R public, ""We must strive for the overcome ing of the present crisis with the same spirit In which we fought for the overthrow of the Manchu regime and' the establishment of the Re-ie," he declared Yeh drew, however, an portant, distinction between Revolution of 1011 and the present national etiais, He pointed out that while in the Revolution of 1911, ses failure would have caused only' the sacrifice of a limited number of Party comrades, any rash action taken by the Party in coping with the' present crisis would affect the fate of the entire nation. Being alive, to this grave responsibility, the 'Party' has, therefore, exercised the utmost caution im handling the present situation. "It has refused to be stampeded into ill-advised, though spectacular, moves, being firm im the Pellet that only "by restraint "and Cly patient preparations can the Dest interests of the nation be. served, Although the Party" has, for eaten, been subjected fo severe till, isms are really undeserved, Mr. Yeh called upon all Party members to awake to. the gravity of the situation and to strive for its solution with the same un-<daunted spirit which animated them in the Revolution of 1911—Kuo Min, force its order by means of force, remaining the Dragon after one bad government was turn then We would have another undermined. And if it seeks to en- hopes of reg Tog Teen te, [20 it is alleged, the ste ther bad ment A. School for Nyaes has been
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