The appointment of commissioners and various other questions, he said, will be discussed between the officials of the "Reformed Government" and Dr. Wang, who is to visit here soon.
The Peiping Government, Mr. Liang said, would probably encounter fewer difficulties in its work because the damage done by war to North China was much smaller than the ravages wrecked in Central China.
On March 14—a fortnight before the Nanking regime was formally inaugurated—Mr. Liang wired to Dr. Wang that he would visit the latter within three days of the establishment of the government.
"I had kept my promise", Mr. Liang said. "My visit to Peiping, however, was merely in the nature of a courtesy call".
Mr. Liang returned here from Peiping by plane on Thursday. He was interviewed at the New Asia Hotel.
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