"tin matters affecting any issue or individual T always adopt an attitude of Kindness and love, and T will adopt the same attitude towards the Communist Party, Whether give Instructions to the Communist Party for even reprimand them, T do it in the interests of the "Communist Party, and always hope that the Communist "Party will sot a good example in the Chinese Revolution ary Movement, "An our plans and activities must be In accordance with our sole aim of national unity and independence, Unless we have national unity we, cannot "wye independence, and therefore our efforts towards rational unity are in the interests of the welfare of the nation and race, Which must also be the alm of the Chinese Communist Party."
"Chinese" is a new publication in Chungking, devoted almost" excl sively. to the discussion of the Com. munist situation, The Latest issue reveals that Yeh Ting, the Com~ mander of the New Fourth Army, Biames JHsian Ying, Deputy Commander of the New Fourth Army, for the latter's defence of the orders of the High Command, who filegedly took orders only from the Communist authorities at Yennan—
General Chiang further says that the air force plays a very important part in a war and he explains that he speaks from his four-year experiences in the China war and also in respect to war developments" in Europe. As a prerequisite far bulld-ing a strong alr force, he points out, there are a number of things! to be given serious attention, " but, he Is of the opinion that in China every youth should be interested in. gliding and that the authorities: should see to that that they are tlven such an opportunity.
"Having thus gained flying experience during their daily exercises the youths, may quickly becomed] fighters inthe air in the cause of! their country after they have en-Usted as military airmen," General Chiang" states. The new society formed in Chungking should aim achieving this. In his statement the generalissimo Tauds Chinese youths for their pattlotism, pointing out that numbers of them have placed themselves at the disposal of the Minister of Air. Gliding should be made the chief subject of physical education in every school and gliders should be widely sold in all dis tricts, so as to make the game a nation-wide movement,
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