There is no doubt but that there! has been friction between the Russians and the military command, About a week ago the writer was told by a prominent German merchant that an officer stationed at} Whampoa had old him that he might expect to hear at any. time! of a rupture between students and their Rus tora, From another Whampoa officer, I have earned that soon after Chang Kai-shek returned to this city from Swatow he addressed all of the students of the military Behool at Whampoa, pointing ont} to the students the danger of the increasing Russian influence. On the black board, he drew the out-Tine of a goose, beside which he Grow a stove, 'The goose was intended to represent the Russians and Gen. Chang said that if the Roose were not cooked very soon, it would soon be so big' that it might be able to catch the cook and itself do the cooking, and then it would be the Chinese who would be put the fire The trouble seems to have grown! out of differences that arose.between Chang Kai-shek and his Rus sian military offeers* during the course of the recent campaign against Chen Chiung-ming. Whenever they saw fit, the Russians refused to carry out orders of the Chineser general, declaring that they were acting under instructions of their oven leader Borodin, but while the East River fighting was going on, Gen. Chang had to make the best of the situation, Now it different, and there is said to be that Chang Kai-shek and his friends will do their best to bring about the dismissal of the Soviet military advisors,
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