Mr. Ha, mentioned his meeting [with Sir Austen Chamberlin Stanley Baldwin, Mr. Ri donald, and Mr. Lloyd George while "lhe was in Lonion. He believed that British statomen now understand ter the Nationalist movement in China, He also spoke of hi sation with other leaders. in Cure pean countries. Ho told them that the Chinese revol tic and not Communistic, peated his strong stand against Communism although he did not say anything against his arch-n Wang Ching-wel, the leader of the Left Wing.
Close friends of this Cantonese leader told your correspondent that Mr. In might go to Canton with Marshal Li Chi-sen provided the latter returns to the South within a day oF two. He was accompanied Geneval "Hsu Sung-chi from Marseilles to Hongkong, but the ener proceeded directly to Snanse
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