Quiescent now for several moons, the Chinese civil war broke out suddenly last week in all its Chinese fury and the results were buried in customary Chinese contradictions.
Lineup. Chang Tso-lin, onetime "King of Bandits," now Super Tuchun of Manchuria, self-styled All Highest Grand Marshal of China, potent dictator of Northern China, actually in control of Peking.
Feng Yu-hsiang, onetime "Chinese Christian Soldier," whose military affiliations, as always, are uncertain, but who has two armies, one to the north-west and one to the south-west of Peking, and...
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