king, "cleaning up" these Kuangsi generals for many months past, Bat the warfare dragged only wearily, ind General Chitmg Kai-shek som ie ago expressed general dise satisfaction at the manner in. which General Chen was carrying out orders.
Now the erstwhile enemies are under" the same banner against Nanking. believed that the local commanders feet fairly. secure against attack from Hunan and Kiangsi ax the Kuangtung. border along these, provinees. is. hiountaine ur and easily defended.
'The Canton movement, however, appears to need a leader to whom public. support and confidence can Tally. Engaged in' this movement against Nanking are Rightists Canton cliques, each faction with its own views'and policies, not al-Ber rig Ts levee ange Ching-wel would be generally welcome, but it is doubted If ere he can tally: all sections to @ com: mon aim and policy, May 24°
'Troops belonging: to General: Chen Chitang landing. at Hothow, Hainan island, last Friday caused. the retirement' of 2,000" provincial guards understood to be loyal. to General Chiang Kai-shek. The. guards fled to the mountains ood anier.
The previous day some Canton Marines had tried to disarm. the guards but met with—resistance. Then the troops were landed:
A stone table erected in Cantoat to commemorate the communist: Durning of Canton in December Jcause the inscription thereon changes 10ET was removed yesterday. be-General Chang Packael= aod
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