Ghiet Scout "Tate"
Dave What "the Treaties bid Aus ind Ablation" Political Destiny of India rican? Spending Man Pack Supporters of General Chiang Kai-shek say that the alertness and rapidity with which he has uncover-counter-acted the movement against himself and the Nanking Government, beginning with the attempted assassination of himself} and his wife in Shanghai, place the general odds in his favour.
Both sides are claiming the sup~ port of. Generals Feng Vu-hsiang and Yen Hsi-shan.
Behind the military movement are the Reorganizationsts who have now made Kuangsi their base. It is reported that Mr. Chen Kung-pao, one. of the principal leaders of the Reorganizationists has left Hongkong, where he has been for some time dnd is now in Kuangsi, Me. Wang Ching-wei, the head of the Reorganizationists was reported to have ar-in Hongkong but this is incorrect. When last heard from, he was in Munich and although his adherents say that he has left Europe, they do not give out his Present whereabouts.
The Reorganizationists are opposed to General Chiang Kai-shek! although they assisted him to hold the 4th and 6th Plenary Sessions of} the C. E. C._ They have bitterly opposed the Third Party Congress which they insist was illegal. Should they establish a base at Canton, they will call a 6th Plenary Session of the CER., declaring everything done by Nanking since the Third Party Congress as illegal. They are now also opposed to the strict centralization which is General Chiang's method for achieving the unification of the country. Although jin the past, they have usually opposed the Kuangsi militarists, they are now working with them on the general principle that all opponents! of General Chiang must unite.
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