CHAIN of broken promises Hongkong, Nov. 8. and "improper" activities by the Communist Party in China have been tolerated by the Chungking Govenment only to keep harmony in the United Front, Mr. Chu Chia-hua, Secretary-General of the Chungking Kuomintang, declared in a' recent interview published here today.
"The Communist Party members have not carried out the provisions of their agreement in which they promised to abolish the border regional government and to repress all party activities in the Central Government," he asserted.
"We have not objected seriously to these violations," he commented, "but we have tolerated many improper activities in order to keep harmony.'
'All of the differences between the He said ho firmly believed that [china would not remain "semistotall= Chungking Kuomintang and the tarian" when' the war ended.
Communist Party "must be and can "Although at. present "we donot easily removed," Mr, Chu stated, He said that the link between the Jetect representatives to. the Peoples Political Council "andthe Toes! and Communists and the Kuomintang had Provisional Councils inthe western been greatly over-estimated, both in China and abroad, manner, these advisory bodies are representatives. of the people, Candi-Parties Not Equal fates are now appointed by the Pro-Visionat Government, the local Kuo-'The two parties, he said, were not mintang headquarters, and organized equal in a political sense, Bodies with the approval of the Ex-"When the Communist Party peti tioned the Central Government for "When the war is over," the Chung. permission to join the United Front king Kuominglang leader said, "we! against Japan," he stated "it was Wil resume Dr. Sun Yateen's. plan taken in on the provision that Democratic evolution sep by sep, agreed to retrain "from subversive The people must and wil be educated activities and from attempting to nti? they are able to assume their spread the Party's philosophy, be~ cause the Chungking Kuomintang is the only party which legally fune~ reconstruction fs accomplished. Then "Strong leiiers are necessary until tons in China.
present," he continued, "the the Government wil be turned over tothe people," he sald.—~Domel Communist Party has few members In the Peoples' Political Council, and in the Government they hold only minor positions.
"the Parly's military and political strength has been greatly over-cstimat-
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