"I feel that a fundamental solution of the question is urgently necessary" he added.
Liang said he regretted that because of the failure of the Powers recognize the "Reformed" and "Provisional Governments," the latter were, at present, unable to take an active part in the discussions for the solution of the settlement and concession question.
Mr. Liang expressed himself fully in favour of the establishment of a out that there should not be two or three governments in one country. I also believe that Japan, from an administrative point of view, is also anxious to deal with a central Chinese regime," Mr. Liang said, Regardless of his past record, "even if he is a former Communist," the "Reformed Government" was willing to join hands with a Chinese who advocated anti-Communism and co-Operation with Japan, the Nanking chief executive declared.
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