China in general, Baron I frankly pessimistic, Me says that the one fact that strack him during his recent travels in North China was the uncertainty and, instability of the political situation everywhere. Chang Hsueh-liang, he thought, was not only. constitutionally ill,' Bat algo ina very insecure position, while Chiang Kaieshek's position, in his opinion, ix also extremely wobbly.
there wine a "strong man" in China today who had ridden to triumph on the crest of the Nation= alist wave of victors, that man, according to Baron I
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.