Nanking, Mar. 26.
While Mr, Wang has' not. defn ly consented to resume his duties ay President of the Executive ian, it is generally expect tet however, that, ho will yield to the! persuasions of the Government and Tesume this important post. The matter, it is understood, will be formally brought up for discussion at the next mesting of the Stand-Ing Committee of the CE.
in the meantime, it la, reported that an important conference of] Government leaders will soon be held to discuss various urgent, issues now confronting the nation. Geneval Chiang Kai-shek, la expect participate at. the conference, interview granted on arrival' here this "morning, Mi Wang. Ching-wei, persisted in the view that the duties involved in the! Presidency of the Executive Yuan were too arduous for him.
While his own health is a secondary consideration, he said it would, how. ever, be inexcusable if he should thereby fail in his duty and com-remise the interests of the State, had_ therefore been urging Mr.
Soong to take up the. substantive pot of President et the however, inasmuch as Mx.
up the post owing to pressure of Soong has firmly declined to take tion as Minister of Finance, and since the Central Authorities have despatched Messrs. Sun Fo and Ku Mong-yn to urge me to return to Nanking, I have decided to return. comrades "regarding, the. appoint: to" Nanking to. confer" with other
iment of successor. ince Wwe shawld. fail (of shall have to Jn'any event, the question solved. within two or three itr. Wang coneluded.—Kuo Mi Nanking, Mar 27 The official General News. Agen hat the" Central Political Gouneil will adopt a" formal rosel tion on Wednesday asking. Mr. Wang Ching-wel to resume his post as president of the Executive Youn, after which Mr." Wang to take up his duties
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