Japanese Expansion in North!
China Causes Concern Moscow, Oct. 28 Accompanied by his Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Vice-'Minister of War, the Premier of lan People's Republic yesterday arrived In Moscow on a. visit It is believed that he will confer with members of the Soviet Government on questions arising from Japan's ex-Panzion om north China in the im-Mediate proximity of the Mongolian People's Republic.
The Soviet Mongolian Republic, otherwise known as Outer Mongolia, has a territory of over 350.000 square miles and a population of 1,500,000.
In 1911, it was separated from China and in 1924 a constitution of the People's Republic was promulgated in the country, which is now ruled by the Revolutionary People's Parly affiliated to. the Comintern (Communist International). Although the Republic does not form part of the Soviet Union, its policy is neverthe-osa influenced by Moscow.—Havas.
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