political groups here were. settle The differences, between the By-a compromise to-day. The compromise, however, is regarded as absolute victory for Mr, Eugene Chen and. Mr. Sun Fo and. their supporters, It is also thought that Twill pave the way to a. rapprochement between Canton and king, though itis suggested that the frst steps towards that end will have fo be taken by Nanking.
The compromise accepted by the fourth coal Kuomintang. Congress this morning was that suggested by Hu Hananin and Dr.
Under' this plan the present "Con.
ress. will re-elect the members of the" Gentral"Bxczutve, "Commitee land of the Central Supervisory Com mittee of the first second and third congresses as members. of these committees of the fourth Congress.
The present number of committee members is 116 but the. present Congress will elect wu additional 24, making a total of 140, 4 "The adoption of this plan which pats to) satiety both side will {ele thought, put-an end to further Hongkong, Dee. 2
Hu Han-min, C, C, Wa, Bugene Chen, Sun Fo, and Li Wen: fan, who have been' holding conferences. in' Hongkong with other ates, all. returned. to worning, following the by the fourth Kuomintang congress of Mr, Hu Han-min's compromise proposals, This return fof the Canton leaders is regarded a the final proof of the complete settlement of the differences which Ted. recently to the split in the political parties,
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