A federal system with North China, Central China, South China and Inner Mongolia as the units for a projected Central Government of new China, will probably be adopted by a joint commission of the two new regimes of Peiping and Nanking, according to a Nanking dispatch received today by the "Hochi Shimbun."
The joint commission is at present in session, according to the same dispatch.
At the same time it is understood that the Nanking Government is con-yoking its first national mass meeting in Nanking on November 6, with 36,- 000 prominent citizens taking part.
A resolution embracing sri anti-Chiang Kai-shek, anti-comintern and pro-Japanese policy will be adopted, declared the dispatch—Reuter. a "Will of the People"
Chungking, Nov. 2. The manifesto issued on Monday announcing his determination to continue r istence and expressing his hope for a fine victory of China has met with the full approval of the Chinese press. and leading Chinese politicians assembled here for the People's Political Council.
Chinese circles point out that the Communist Party also agree with the manifesto and that the Communists are ready to follow the policy of the Chinese Government.—Trans-
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Nanking, Nov. 2.
Representatives of the "Provisional" and "Reformed" administrations reached an understanding today for the establishment of a new Central Government of China "based on the will of the people."
The people of, China should be awakened to the realization that China can be saved only by stamping out Communism," a spokesman of the delegates said. "After a national spirit of opposition to Communion is developed a central government can function effectively according to the guiding principle of basing its acts on the will of the people."—Domei.
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