Apr. 10, The "Reformed Government" in Nanking and the ernment" in Peiping "as soon as possible", because the Chinese people "would not like to see two administrations in one country."
This belief was expressed yest day by Mr. Liang Hung-chih, Chair~ man of the "Reformed Government's" Executive Yuan, in a review of his six-day trip to Peiping for the benefit of the "Shanghai Nippo.
During his stay in. the northern city, he said, he discussed the merger question with Dr, Wang Keh-min, Chairman of the "Provisional Govern ment's" Executive Commission.
Conerete steps for the amalgamation of the two regimes will, however, be formulated through High Cominissloners exchanged by the two Gov-
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