Mukden, Oct. 3.
'The meeting at Manchuli of the conference for adjusting the border leputes between Outer Mongolia and 'Manchoukuo directs attention towards Japan's Mongolian policy. In early pronouncements by' Japanese conering the status of Menchoukuo the word Mongolfa is frequently found coupled with it." Despite emphatic Statements to the effect that the boundaries of Manchoukuo would be {dentleal with these of the. component ravinees who were credited with the {slablishment of the now stars, there vas an obvious desire to demonstrate Buch community of interest between 'Manchoukuo and Mongolia that even though the nomads. whose usual pastures lay west of the former pro-Vinees -Hellungklang, 'Liaoning and Jehol might not insist on becoming Bubjecls of the new empire, at least they would be' moved by ties of kinship to be such a good neighbour that border troubles would be unknown.
reality the Soviet-trained. Outer Mongotlans have strenuously objected to accepting Hsinking's version of th order fine, While the military ha been decidedly" reticent as to the feluat state of affairs in East Char~ bhar, many rumours have been current Indicating that what is usually dee-cribed as Inner-Mongolia has not been too peaceful.
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