Nanking, June 29, Prominent military leaders here have despatched a telegram to Generals Chen Chi-tang. Commander of the Kwangtung Provincial Forces, Tsung-sen and Pei Chung-hsi, Commander and Vice-Commander'of the Kwangsi Provincial Forces, strongly supporting General Chiang Kai-shek's appeal for, peace and unity.
The telegram was signed by Gener als Ho Ying-chin, Minister of War; Cheng Chien, Chief-of-Star of the National Army; Chu Pel-te, Director of the Administrative Office of the Military. Affairs Commission; Tang Sheng-chih, Inspector-General Military Training: and Chen Tiao-yuan, President of the Military Ad-Kuo Min, Nanking, June 30.
A. dispassionate appeal to the entire. nation to stand together Shoulder to shoulder in the struggle {or national existence has been made by Mr, Lin Sen, chairman of the National Government, The success 'oF failure of the national revolution depends to a large measure upon the concerted struggle of the people, declared Mr. Lin, and there must bbe ce-operation among all sections, which in turn must be built upon mutual trust "Recently," Mr. Lin pointed out, minority of our comrades have entertained some misunderstandings fof the policies of the Central Government, but underneath such diver-fences of opinions there can be no doubt. their aims for national con solidation are identical."—Central News.
Restoration of freedom of speech and the liberties of the people.
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