Mr, Wang Ching-wor's sight hand man further warns the aneseau-Mons. tha there are sti strong "injustees" being committed. in the Japanese-occupied part of China, He fites"as "an example the" hoged monopolistic' Central China Dovelop= ment Coy 8 semiofelal Japanese faneation, in which, he eomplinsy fs" virtuaiy "impossi. for" Chinese "Sino-Japanese economic co-opera
fu the peinepte of cqualty. Capital, tine, hut warn must' based Inbour, and. technique. are' ihe: three essential factors thereanent, We can never consent to the impairment of our territorial and administrative integrity for the sake of economic co-Havas. in. the Shanghal-Hangehow-Nanking Jarea by refusing to grant political privileges. However, it is believed there that Wang will make special Jconcessions to Japan in that area.
The above programme is understood to have been agreed upon tween Wang and the Japanese army in Nanking on December 20. Wang ig expected to confer with the leaders of the Peiping and Nanking regimes Jabout January 15 preliminary to the establishment' of a central" regime under the "Kuomintang" banner. Formal peace negotiations with Japan will then begin, it's understood.
The Premier, Gen, Nobuyuki Abe, reported to the throne today on Jdevelopments in the establishment of new "Central Government" in China Meanwhile, the press gave prominence to the impending establishment of the new Central Government, and speculated on its final form.
Agreement Welcomed Government Acts Against Commodity Prices
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