Further questioned regarding the reported readiness of Canton to ce operate with Nanking, the former President of the Legislative "Yuan Jdeclared that this is a practical ques tion involving political principles and policies. He cannot throw his poll. cles to the winds for the sake of personal friendship. He made his views of national affairs clear through his, eight-point programme last year and his recent circular telegram supported by all the South-west leaders outlining his points. But instead of abiding by his suggestions for saving the country, those who jate in control of affairs in. Nanking "have been selling the country" through the policy of "non-resistance Jand giving in to Japan's aggression," and have "suppressed "national opinion and created a regime of through the organization the Blue Shirts."
The veteran Kuomintang leader holds the view that from his intimate knowledge of revolutionary history, unification of China by armed force and suppression is bound to fail.
Regarding Dr. Wang Chung-huts mission, Mr. Hu Han-min declared that the famous judge is merely using his personal friendship with both parties in his private capacity in the hope of bringing about conciliation Jand ce-operation. As to. whether there is any hope of Dr. Wang sueleeeding in his mission, Mr. Hu said fall hinges on whether Nanking. will change its present national poll cles to extricate China from her Precarious position.
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