A Nation Militarized, Productive and Artistic Nanchang, Feb. 21.
That the Chinese people should strive to be at once militarized, Productive, and artistic is the aim Of the new life movement, according to a manifesto issued to the nation yesterday by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek. To bring this about, the Generalfissimo proposes the' development of ce-operative enterprises, the the organization as the three concrete measures.
Commonplace as it may seem, the movement, according to Gen, Chiang, nevertheless is an effective remedy, for the present situation in China Though much headway has been made during the past year, much yet to be desired for further advancement. Orderliness and tchness are emphasized as preliminary essentials to the success of such a movement, The Generalissimo does not propose being armed to the teeth" in Feadiness for war, but that the nation. should foster a spirit of discipline, obedience, solidarity and calmness, as against the undesirable habits of dis organization, irresponsibility, and verfunetoriness—Central News.
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