Peiping, Nov. 7.
Mr. Liu Shao-kun, secretary-general of the China New Young Men's a new Chinese Central Government, it was indicated here today.
The China New Young Men's Party, a Nationalist organization, recently held a national convention at Hsuchow, Formed in Paris, where Chinese students opposed to the Communist doctrines favoured by some of their countrymen there banded themselves together to advocate nationalism, the party later obtained many adherents from Chinese who had returned from study in Japan. Its main strength, at the outset, was in Szechuen, while some followers could also be found in Manchuria and in Fukien. They opposed Communism and the Nationalists, Following the establishment of many of the party's members fled to North China, where they formed the North China Young Men's Party. In March this year, the China New Young Men's Party was established with 51 branches throughout North China—Domei.
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