Reliable circles here believed that Mr. Wang would meet the heads of the present Nanking and Peiping administrations at a special conference to be held in Tsingtao, as soon as the Tokyo Government has approved the draft of the accord.
While details are not available regarding the contents of the proposed &ccord, I understand that it provides for concrete measures òf Japanese assistance to the new regime.
In commenting on the situation, the lehi Nichi" this morning says that Mr, Wang maintained that he could not organize the new government under conditions in any way contrary io a peaceful establishment of the new nation, The proposed accord, the paper adds, fully harmonizes with Japan's objectives in bringing the China Incident to an early conclusion and praises the patriotism displayed by Mr. Wang in aiming to place China on the footing of a partner of Japan in the establishment of the New Order in East Asia.
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