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Teens aa yen. ye ars of the. te nt ae selieve that. unity and democracy. a that country were the concern of ~ "“fca’s advanced air bases in im proved aft .groups alone. Since the summer” ~~’ f last year, however, thess- questions + 2S the ht hat tie nomintang? tary become major issyes of AlUpdac. 2°" 5 Siiby; betause Ching 1s” an, American ~ ity phere “of operations ‘a! ip Hoeprint ite c Beat fee terion oot ort ,agatnat ay: ‘tiven by the need of sir-ground sien * “y' yi fae . ‘Thé Yheaning’ of this developient’ . a With ‘Superfortresses Bring te me: leaf; - Chinese unity has become bn’ Te mediate ‘military interest’ of” sud’ “> cocmunist-léd Border Region and tab ° = "3 erated Areas. Here they found ‘some~ _ thing that they had previously thought Fenton and a |. period of great 2 1937-88. In m. of -- > that distinguish. pn _ abil ®.- time, such as the i ‘gros tallitary tetas and thet fee” were the same . _, Felopment was an indispensable premise “ __ later disintegrat ‘to victory over Japan. ‘However, wher “la the enemy i: heater commander (Cen. ‘Bttlwed) ang: 9 Jmprecedented diplomatic “interven! existed, only. in, propaganda _ fied across the lon (Ambassador | Hurley's. promotion 1 ~ Yabble so hated ec nee Communists. pegotlas , Was Peyrapnes to lons 3 ae : |, «tm rage: “That reactionary influences * both’ ta” -2. ed to death wit. *hiha’ ani hbroad have 0 far been able’! - Gen, Pang Pin o prevent unity within ' the" country _ well rated. In nd’ the implementation of the principio : | them over to t! MAT OTS a, puppets.__ 9 farces in China ‘fighting ‘the enemy” ‘The deteriora nd in‘ proportion to their antt-Japanesd » during the long fettiveness does not affect" ‘Hits ‘tact _. JM 1939, the per! f@ afyone who havé beeh {1 ‘China| ., eralissimo Chiar ecently can testify to the impatience * strategy of “excl ‘“. for the building Japanese counte curred can be } developments az “- get for this pe “= ptage ‘of, the w. f* American soldiers on the spot with | be delay ‘in- baba? tbe wmecessary a of the Chinese erumtly ee, mad and 80 ; . PE . . reform neither. training nor, ars na of food in thé “area, fhe. U. : ces So ead to a a rations and subsidies to certain swe 7. divisions’ whose battle-worthines = inatter of extreme urgency. . : ' By the time the American ‘Arig’ was “forced” py events to direct its + guppies to the diversion of, Lend-Lease SUS See enema a t of the anti-Japancse” War. kept out Kater annfnment thatt the we