Reforms Go Hand-in-Han d_with Campaign: Present Situation in the Campaign Peking, Oct. 29.
'The rapid progress of the anti-Communist campaign in Kiangsi, the so-alled home of the "Reds", "was explained by Mr. W. H. Donald, adviser to General' Chiang Kai-shek, Who upheld the current prediction that the Communist scourge in Central China would be completely exterminated before the end of 1994.
Tu an interview given to the local press, Mr. Donald reveated that the Generalissimo had combined military force With political measures in the drive, strictly instructing his subordinates to. work whole-heartedly for the welfare of the common people, while battling the Com-
General Chiang's adviser declared that, during the drive, official cor ruption in the bandit-infested regions thas been corrected, exorbitant taxes abolished, highways constructed, Schools and factories established, and 'a tuindred and one plans made to Enhance the Livelihood of the mosses Before, Mr. Donald pointed out, the common' people, oppressed by official Yuling.ad natural calamities fand, induced by tempting offers, had Dlindly joined the Commun'st forces. Under "such clreumstanees, more brute forces against the' "Red" menace had proved a total failure.
"The present situation in Kiangsi according to Mr. Donald, has entirely changed, for wherever the government troops 0, they have the support of the people who lend every possible assistance to. the campaign, thus making possible the allied advance of the anti-Communist forces—Central News.
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