Peiping, Mar. 26.
Mr. Wang Keh-min, after his return to Peiping from Nanking, is scheduled to convene a meeting at which he will make a report om the Central Political Conference, and important matters relating to the North China Political Council—the body of which is to take the place of the Peiping "Provisional Government."
The dissolution of the Peiping "Provisional Government" is expected to be formally announced on March 29, and the North China Political Council, it is expected, will come into existence on April 1.
Sources in close contact with the "Provisional Government" state it was decided at the Central Political Conference that Mr. Wang Keh-min, Chairman of the Executive Commi: sion of the "Provisional Government, should be appointed Chairman of the North China Political Council and concurrently Superintendent of the Department of the Interior. It had previously repeatedly been rumoured locally that Mr. Wang Keh-min was to resign on the inauguration of the new central regime.
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