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An Analysis of the Position Up-to-Date

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Supporters Who Plotted Yu Tsok-pak's Ejection |

[By Our Political. Correspondent] Considerable importance has been attached to the diamissal of General Yu Tsok-pak from his position of Chairman of the Provin cial Government (or "Civil Governor") of Kwangsi. having now been ascertained this prominence, vis a vis the present The facts political situation, is not deserved. And an analysis of the position is called for because Yu Tsok-pak was deemed to be the ally of the Ironsides under General Chang Fa-kuei, who still exercises a velled threat against Canton,

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It is now known definitely that Yu Tsok-pak's closest supporters had plotted his ejection before the Ironsides rebelled at Ichang. These three each commanded a division in the National Army in Kwangsi. General Li Ming-shui and Gen- the outward goodwill and the in- eral Yeung, Tang-fai came down

ward suspicions of Chiang Kai-shek. from the Central Yangtaze Valley

After a few months, the two Gen-Adding erals decided It earlier this year with Yu Tsok-pak, Civil Governor should be squeezed was time that the as his immediate subordinates. out. These two Commanders had been

under Li Taung-jen when the latter. as one of the Kwangs! clique, re-

sisted Marshal Chiang Kai-shek

and the National Government.

gums

They found a fellow conspirator professed loyalty to Chiang Kai-she in General Lui Woon-yim, who also profeaned loyalty, to Chiang Kai-

shek. He is the third of the three

soldiers referred to, each with a division (while Yu Tack-pak has no troops) who wanted Yu Tsok-pak

After receiving several from Chiang Kai-shek, Li Ming-out of Kwangst. shul and, Yeung Tang-fal betrayed Li Tsung-jen and paved the way to the crushing of the Kwangsi faction. As a reward; they were transferred to their native province, Kwangsi, with Yu Tsok-pak as, their chief.

But it was Yu Teok-pak who "arranged" the first payment of $300,000 from Chiang Kai-shek to

Mrs. Thomas D. White, Language king, China, en route to Manila, P.I Office of the American Legation, Pe

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Mr. L. W. Woodin, General Man- Then, with the Ironsides break-ager of the Burrough Adding Machine ing out, the triumvirate in Kwangsi Co., at Manila, P.I en route with accused Yu Tack-pak of "Red" Mrs. Woodin and sons, Weslio and Ironsides. leanings and of being an ally of the

Eldon, from Portland, Oregon, His dismissal followed. that has become the rule rather So did one of the complications

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Yeung Tang-fal. Although they profited, they did not like being that when placed under Yu Tsok-pak. So they kicked him out of Kwangsi.

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granted) General Li Ming-shui after accepting very large sums to betray his former chieftains to Chiang Kai-shek-turned round on -Chiang Kai-shek and robelled in

sympathy with the Ironsides.

Subsequently he was said to have joined hands once more with Yu Tsok-pak. Other

Judge and Mrs. James A. Ostrand. rumours in clude:-that the other two Generals Court, returning home

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The extrémists, including Yu Tsok-pak, were afraid that their only friends in the Army, the

Adml. C. MacLean, Capt. P. K Dockurey, Dr. P. L. McAll, Rear Ironsides, woud be scarificed in

Kokowich, Ch. P.O. J. W. Hall, E. battle against the Kwangsi, faction.

To save the Ironsides, the ex-fugitives;" that Yu Trok-pak has

Brooke, Capt. and Mrs. D. Sawyer, tremists did something very un-

W. Lamb, A. R. Ross, fted; that Li Ming-shui has re-

G. R. W. Alford, R. J. Storey, Miss palatable, that is, in promoting pented after a Chiang Kai-shek's cause.

few days' wildness

A. H. Kilgour, Mrs. Gulick, Lt Ironsides to be sent to that portion Ironsides have entered Kwangeil

and has one more declared solidly

R. C. H. Smith, Miss Cole, Miss The extremists arranged for the for Chiang. Kai-shek; and that the

Bentall, Capt. and Mrs. W. G. Lalor, E. A. Walter, H. P. Sinclair, W. Mad of the war zone where the other

Miss A. Edwards. Miss G. Clearly many of these are irre side would give in, where treachery concilable.

FC. McNaughton, E. Mrs. Field Hook, Mr. and Mrs. W. If the Ironsides have Sanderson, Miss I. Mcquaker, Mrs. R. crossed the frontler from Hunan Taylor, Mro. J. Dack, Miss L, Mr. W. J. Tall, Mrs. T. Thoresen, M. F Cooks, Miss W. Sanderson, Τ Thoresen, dr. and Ironsides need not be raked. Their into Kwangsi, Yu Took-pak at Mias D. M. Shilston, Misa A. Lindsay, and Mrs. Id. N, Green,

C. Austin, Mrs. J. S. McCann, Mr. plans more or less aucceeded.

least would have taken heart. 1. B. Trevor, Miss D. Reynolds, Mrs. Beer, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Worby, Mr. W. S. G. won and the Kwangsi faction dis of Li Ming-shut (other than that M. E. Clarke, W. Anderson, P. W. At any rate Chiang Kai-shek One does not know what to make Angus, Miss C. H. Angus, G.

O'Connor, Mrs.

and Mrs. G. H. Bell, J. Russell, T. S. G. F. Byles,

Wilson, S. C. Young, J. C. Finch, appeared. Yu Tsok-pak (as ad he is of the old type of warlord who Ashby, Mrs. L ministrator), Li Ming-shui ands out for his own promotion, main- Tremeer, Ferguson, Miss M.

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Morris, C. H. Russeli, C. E. Moare,

Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. split with Yu Tsok-pak (who at F. J. T. Locke, C. G. Harrison, Mr. R. H. Nariman, Mrs. M. M. Dongles. Misaes Prentice, H. R. least has been consistently "pink," Osborne, W. H. Weston, Mr. and Mrs.

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C. Upon his arrival at Wuchow on

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C. B. October 7, General Chan Chai Woodhouse, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.. Wild, R. D. H. Woods, Marino Dredge.

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