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(Extract from the Wa Kiu Yat Po, Hong Kong, 21st May, 1927)
Officers sent by the Municipal Kuomintang Department
to assist the management of the Man Kwok Yat Po.
(From our own correspondent Pui)
The Man Kwok Yat Po and Kwok Man San Man in Canton
ere both propaganda organisations of the Kuomintang. Before
the former was under the supervision of the Central Kuomintang Department and the latter under the control
of the Provincial Kuomintang, and both of them were managed
by Kam Nai Kwong. On the purification of the Kuomintang
most of the leading editors of the Kwok Man San Man fled awey, and no responsible men were left to continue its
publication. Therefore Tsang Yeung Po, acting Director
of the General Political Department, sent some men to
take on the management. The staff of the Mạn Kwok Yat
Po was wholly loyal to the Kuomintang, but at that time
the Central Kuomintang had become defunct and therefore
Chan Fu Muk went personally on the same day to take charge
of it.
Of late we learn that the Municipal Kuomintang
has a desire to establish a propaganda organisation of
their own in the City, but for lack of funds, this cannot
be easily promoted. Some days ago they made the suggestion
that the two papers both belonged to the Kuomintang for
purposes of propaganda, and thereupon they had a discussion
with a certain important man with a view to the transfer-
ence of the Man Kwok Yat Po to the control of the Muni-
cipal Kuomintang Department. The important man considered
it expedient to transfer to them the Kwok Man San Man
(Man Kwok Yat Po?) which is under the management of the