CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 598

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attempting to weave ropes of sond.

ch'en,

who throughout

- interview gave Mr.Lau the impression of being in a trance

impression shared by most persons who talk to him Found-

but stated that he did not intend to work with merchants,

Ith students and labourers. Wu T'ing fong talked spiritualium

d Sun Yat sen Bolshevism, and all three seemed more bent on

etting money wherewith to conquer Kuanghai than for purposes

domestic reform. Mr.Lau, who in a very level-headed man of Dsiness, lost patience with then and announced to me his in-

tion of hiding his time until dire financial stress should

pel them to talk sensevand to discuss reasonable terms of

I gather- tual co-operation in return for financial support.

d that the removal of sun was a matter of greater moment to

those concerned than a coming together with the Borth,

In the course of our conversation I acquired some inter- asting items of information of which the more noteworthy are

is follows.

It is affirmed that a Japanese adviser has been installed in the Civil Covernor's Yasen for the purpose of assisting in

the establishment of local Sovieta.

The projected South West University, towards the establish- hent of which part of the Customs! surplus was to have been đe- voted, is not to be so much a University as a training school

for Civil Servante.

The ever increasing influx of American returned studente into Kuangtung is viewed with disfavour by the older Chinese and those with British symmathies, the main object of the former bes ing to obtain official positions and the accompanying emolu-

for which they are by training and by character unfitted. ́All Chinese are seriously alarmed at the method of raising

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