Chang Kai Shek Freedom and Equality

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This broadcast comes to you tonight from Hollywood and New York as another public service with drama of the past and present and commentary by Henry Luz, editor of Time, Life and Fortune Magazine and Student and Traveler of China, Young Kai Shek, Freedom and Equality.

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rounds two works a trip and a 14-track this will be the first time I've ever seen a 21 gun for you most people never see a 21 gun salute and all their lives of the men to us has been given the honor of flying the salutes for the new president of China.

This is an historic day, double ten, October 10th, the 32nd anniversary of the founding of the Republic of China. When General Isimos, Shunkai Czech has taken the oath, we will get the order to fire the salutes. Our salutes will be the signal for the people of shore to set off their firecrackers and to start the celebration.

Meantime and the Hall of Cenemonies in the National Government Building of Chongqing, 400 Chinese dignitaries were gathered to see Chongqai shak sworn in to succeed the late President Lin Sen. Among the 400 who looked on were friends of his stormy revolutionary days, political and military opponents who are now his supporters, men who knew nearly every step of the long