Although the Yunnanese left the city for Anshun on Friday La there is still a great deal anxiety as to what the future will be; whether General Li will be able to effect an amicable settlement with the Kueichow troops to! the north or not. Even now, near-all shops are closed, or partly, and private residences have their front doors barred. Even more cant, perhaps, i the fact that some of the city gates are closed, barred and locked alli day.
'A friend has sent me a Shanghai paper and T read the following paragraph which, I think, calls for Correction. It read "General Chow Sicheng and his Kueichow troops have already declared their support for Koangsi against General Chiang Kai-shek and they are now on way to the Liu-King dis of Kuangsi, some having already joined the Kuangsi forces at Wuchow and Liuchow.
Tt is not for me to discuss General Chow's attitude towards other pro-
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