Suecers for the Kuomintang does depend upon the military forces Dut upon union within the part among the eivitians of the party, surprising as it may appear, the Nationalist militarists are somewhat Fearful of party opposition; th none how dare not publicly repudiate: the party; they were taken by: xt prise when "the five weepers er Kui rok, civilian opposition to military sumptions.
But, party tunity: depends upon willingness. to sub-mate personal vanity and ami Ditione to the general ease. The psyeholoztigal implications: ave here evident, Some men can subor themselves there ave enoaygh men of importance who can, there is a chance for success. Mr. Wang Ching-wei's conduct, when his colleaystes were on their way to Nanking, was exnplary: from a Chinese standpoint. Had he one to Nanking, he would undoubtedly headed the Gov-
But he had promised to sign if Chiang Kai-shek resigned no that Ching's following should not have the excuse of continu disturbances in the party. by ssu xertinge that Chiang: Kaisshek was ousted to make room for his per-Henemy. Me. Wang Ching-wel present atrete sibility of his forces but he is a ricnace bec ct is based, not upon opposition to principles become uch men ai m a Napoleon ambition to overlord. always dangerous because they are ton in their destructiveness. jon of the Soon; seared. T include in this category Mme. Sun Yat-sen, Mr. T. V. Soon, My. LIH. Kung} and for "reasons of economy af} eneral Chiang Kai-shek. Thin "group ts both powerfal ani capable. Mme. Sun ati has a large following among Kuomintang] members. Her present visit (01 Moscow has placed her in a peculiar} Hight viea-vin current tendencies bat she cannot be discounted!
V._ Soong, still of Finance of the turned student element and among certain groups of foreigners who regard him as a singularly able administrator. He lis lim' from the prelimin: Shanghai and it is is name dies not appear either} ainonz the governing Committes A Minister of the ated himself for the sake of Whether others will be ing to take a back sent Lo secure Auccest remains to be seen, the conferences sueveed the ang will become, more for-they full, the Kuomintang on the verxe of moral" and petitical failure." The following are the principal impediments to suees:
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