Dr. Yen Personally Acceptable But Barréd Out by Usual Party Intrigue yon Ove OW
Peking, July Even the most restrained of political observers expected that a vote on Dr. Yen's nomination would be taken by: the House of Representatives last Friday. The motion was on the agenda, but although the members were very loquacious, vote fas not taken. Instead. the speakers devoted the Acting Premiet ship of Dr. Koo, whether or not it was constitutional; but beyond the expression of individual opinion, no action was taken on that subject either.
Parliamentary failure to come to 'a decision on the Premiership has been interpreted 4s a good sign by the partisans of Dr. Yen. They point to the cireumstgnees that precipitated Sun Pao-chi to office. Mx. Sun obtained the vote at a com-natively quiet session after the energies of the House had seem ugly been exhausted in an atterly to howl down the nomination. It is thought that Dr. Yen will glide into the Premiership ona similar reaction,
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