Narking, Mar. 14.
Discussion of a common front to be adopted by the Peiping and Nan-'Ring regimes against Powers extending assistance to the Chungking administration will figure prominently the agenda of the fourth session Joint Commission of the "Pro-"Reformed Govern-informed circles here today.
Britain, it was understood, would be singled out for particularly vigorous counter-measures in view of London's alleged policy of assisting Gen. Chiang Kai-shek to the detriment. of the two new regimes.
Mr. Wang Keh-min, chairman of the Executive Council of the "Provisional Government," will head the Peiping delegation which is due here On March 27 to attend the ceremonies in connection with the first anniversary of the founding of the "Reformed Government" the following day.
Further consideration will be given at the commission meetings to measures designed to bring about peace in China, already discussed at previous sessions, while a draft joint declaration to the Powers concerning assistance to the Nationalist administration will be submitted for approval, well-informed circles indicated.—Domei.
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