To strengthen his own position, it is believed, General Chan will ally. himself with the—"Prince's Party." On the other hand, Mar-be forced, as join forces turally, the heads of more than tone official will he lopped off make way for others who can be counted upon to support the policies of Gen, Chan Ming-shu, but after all is said and done, General Chan will certainly not aspire to this leadership unless he is sanguine that he can maintain his position after he has secured it. That has been the rab right along.
Gen, Chan could have had this high office months ago, but would not take it were he to be merely a bauble in-the hands of the: Kusngsi clique. His well wishers hold to this opinion: their Teader will net become the head of he civil branch of the Kuangtung ment unless Li Chi-sen, many believe, has been eliminate 4 as an active force in -Kuangtung
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