Replying to further questions in. a jovial mood, the Chief of Stall of the Sapanese Expeditionary Forces de~ lard thatthe Japancie army would Rot oppose the admission ta the new Tegime of members, of the Chungking sdminisrations as "individuals," bro Wided that they accepted the, "Te-Drvonized government principles Tt-Gen, Hagaki also pointed out that the Konoye statement invited ant "enlightened " people" to. join efforts for the establishment of A new fonder' in Bast Asia.
Reading a prepared statement, he further slated that Japan's policy' for the readjustment of the relations be-treen China, Japan and Manchoukuo was trinly bated "upon the Konoye Matement.
Declaring that the spirit which actuated Japan since the estabish= ment, of the empire wa, escola thes embodied the new LteGen. Hogan aid Delegates Visit Mausoleunr Paying his respects to the late Dr, Nanking, Mar, 20 Sun Yat-sen, Mr. Wang Ching-wel Visited the mausoleum of the Father fof the Chinese Revolution yesterday morning for the first time since the fall of Nanking on December 13, 1037.
On the eve of the inauguration of the Central Political Conference shaping a new "Central Government of China" Mr. Wang drove to the "pai You of the "mausoleum and was greeted by Dr. Kao Kuan-wu, Mayor fof the Nanking, and Mr, Chen Chun, Minister of the Interior of the "Ite-formed Government." Followed by 30 members of the Kuomintang, fe staircase and stood before the marble sta Wwe of Dr Sun.
After executing bows before the statue, Mr, Wang broke his silence voice recited '10 him. Tears were seen flowing down his [checks as his voice became louder. deep emotion, Mr. W: cluded his ree and placed handkerchief over his eyes as Kuomintang. members remained -motion-Tees with bowed heads Joint Commission Is Dissolved Nanking, Mar. 24.
Ending its career of oe year and six months, the Joint. Commission of the Reformed and Provisional Governments today. voted itself out of, existence, The Commission, organized as a Jisison organ by the Peiping "and Nanking regimes, held its eighth and Jast_mecting at the Reformed Gov Jernment Hostel, the former Nanking Hotel, at 9 o'clock this morning, Mr. Liang Hungeehih, chairman of the Executive Yuan bf the Reformed Government presided, In moving for a vote dissolving the Commission, Mr. Liang pointed out that since its establishment. the joint body had contributed its efforts towards the formation of a unified government by maintaining Liaison between the northern and southern regimes, "Our endeavours over a period of year and a half," he continued, Snave been rewarded by the impend-Ing return to Nanking of the National Government by. virtue of 9 resolution of the Central Political Conference, Our mission is now complete,"
'A. manifesto on the dissolution of the Commission will be made public fon March 30, simultaneously "with the formal establishment of the reorganized National Government,
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