The Archive · 1939

Political Council Peiping and Nanking Each

To Send Ten Delegates

Peiping, Oct. 17.

Important questions concerning the position of currency and the educational system in the new Japanese-sponsored "Central Government,"

hich is expected ned, will forthcoming sev United Council and "Reformed" Governments, according to Chinese reports. The meeting is scheduled to be held some time this month.

Japanese press reports state that instead of five members, ten members each from the "Provisional" and "Reformed", Governments will be represented on the Central Political Council, which will be the mother-body a new central government to be formed.

It is expected that during the seventh meeting of the United Council, which will probably be attended by Mr. Wang Ching-wei. deposed Deputy Executive of the Kuomintang, members to represent the two governments in the Political Council will be decided upon.

It is understood that Mr. Wang Keh-min, Chairman of the Executive Commission of the "Provisional Govern-Mr. Wang Yi-tang, Minister of the Interior, and Mr, Chu Sheng, Minister of Justice, are certain to be included in the Council.—Reuter.

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