Ending a three-day stay here Dr. Wang Keh-min, left here for Tokyo by plane early yesterday morning. In a message issued to Jepanese newspapermen on the previous day' at the Astor House Hotel, Dr, Wang] Feveaied his visit here was solely {to return the recent visit to. Peiping by Mr. Liang Hung-chih, Chairman of the new" Nanking Government's} Executive Yuan; Mr. Chen Chin-tao, Finance Minister, and other officials of the Reformed Government.
"I am gratified to see", he said, "the progress made by the Reformed and Provisional Governments in paving the way for economic habilitation and restoration of peace and onder, with the assistance of peace and order, with the assistance jot Japan. It is, however, unimaginable that there should be two governments'in China at the same time, Therefore, we consider it necessary to merge the two administrations.
'sWe-shall carry out our objective! with the assistance of a friendly foreign country. Our most important objectives of the moment are stabilization of popular mind, rehabill tion and encouragement of economi activity. We are determined to make every effort to carry out our goal of saving 450,000,000 of our ce-nationals from the direst distress into which] they have been put by the Nationalist regime and the Communist Party.
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