The Archive · 1930

Going to the Front

Peking, July 25.

Interviewed by Chinese press to-day, Mr. Wang Ching-wei that he expected shortly to leave for the front to interview General Yen Hsi-shan and General Feng Yuhsiang.

He stated that General Chiang had adopted the idea of a dictatorship but that this was impracticable for China where ce-operation between the army and the people must be established. Hie own policy, he declared, was to secure the rights and liberties of th" people and to carry out the doctrines of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.

The question of the draft of the he added, ence which would be held' in the near future, It is reliably learned that Mr. Quo Tai-chi will shortly proceed to Muk-_ den as Mr. Wang Ching-wei's envoy in order to sound Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang upon his views regarding the formation of a Northern Government—Reuter.

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