Many successors to Dr. Sun are being mentioned, among whom the most interesting is General Feng Yuchsiang. Both of Feng's erst. while lieutenants, Sun Yueh and Hu Ching-yi, are old members of the party, and although the Christian General has no affiliation with it, he and his friends and followers have been in close touch with Kuomin leaders since Dr. Sun came to Peing. Even if no connexigh has been made, it is assumed in Peking that if and when the next war comes, the Kuomin organization would' take on the task of working out the political end of a Feng Yur acted ax the civil arm of Chang Tsodin in the lust struggle, It has been stated that the Kuomintang headquarters have been transferred to Peking. This is not Jentirely true, as the party is said not to have any fixed headquarters, being moveable in conformity with Sun Yat-sen's whereabouts, Where-fever the leader is, there the headquarters are. Most of the Kuomintang officials now in Peking belong to the Political Committee which is the caucus of the party. Next to the Political Committee ix the [Central Executive, which ix appointed by the party in congress. Mom-bers of the Central Executive do not necessarily accompany Dr. Sun in his peregrinations, but, owing to the position now created, they have been summoned to Peking, and are their way to the capital. The: Central Executive is too unwieldy 18 body to be always attached to the leader; hence, it was deemed advisable several years ago to create the Political Committee, which has a membership drawn from both the Central Executive and the rank and file of the organization,
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