commenting editorinily on. the London Feb 22 troubles in Chinese Turkestan, "The Times writes that the Government of British India will vofrain from hairragingy im any form, tha Salon gust the Nanking Govern. ment, the army Holding Kashgar says, "sent emissaries. to Anka Delhi, Kabul, and Teheran with view to asking for recognition of thelt republic, in other words with ruler of the Ulan-Tsab League of inner Mongolia, has, for the second time, submitted his' resignation to Nanking, his reason being that the situation in Inner Mongolia is daily growing more difficult and compli-
There is no doubt thay, he will be urged to remain, as he is an im-Portant figure in that part of Inner still remaining—under China's control. It is thought in some circles that his resignation is merely a veiled threat to press the Mongol demands regarding autono-
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