General Wu Te-chen Exhorts Kwangtung Citizens Canton, Aug. 3, A stirring appeal to Kwangting to support Nanking in the present crisis was made by General Wu Te-chen, the governor of Kwangtting, address at the Sun Yatesen auditor jum before many" thousand repre sentatives of provincial military and civil oMelals, The problem facing the Chinese nation, General Wu declared, was whether the people were able wholeheartedly to unite with General Chiang Kai-shek and emerge trium= phant from the present crisis The Chinese nation, he proceeded, kad hitherto pursued a policy of
also" been steadily building up Patience and oneilation, and had the nation's strength before accepting any military challenge, The limit of the country's patience, the Governor asserted, had now been reached, and war seemed inevitable, He urged Southerners to prepare "for this the biggest of all struggles '2nd {0 stand by Nanking to the bitter Japanese Anxious remain bably teamed that the Chinese state the announcement read, "violators of this injunction wil be dealt with according to law, without hesitation,
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