"Whoever shows the least sign of a lack of confidence in determined resistance, under the leadership of General Chiang Kai-shek, will be opposed by his fellow countrymen."
The journal said that "it is un-Geniable that we are facing a critical and difficult situation, but every Chinese citizen, especially those who have important responsibilities, must be prepared to overcome all oh. stacles. They should not leave their rests to carry on their own undertakings."
In conclusion, the Communist paper warned thi "in wartime oficials must not leave the country, not only to avoid giving the enemy an opportunity to spread rumours, but to strengthen national solidarity, which is an essential condition to cur final victory. Reuter.
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