Ulan Bator Comments on Shooting of N. Hsingan Officials Moscow, Apr. 26.
Commenting on the communique Issued by the Kwantung Army Headquarters concerning the execution of Gen, Ling Sheng, Governor of North Hsingon, and other high oMcials of the Mongolian Administration in that Manchurian province, oMfcials at Ulan Bator (Urge, the capital of Cuter Mongolia), say that the statement, which alleges that the executed Tenders maintained connections with the Mongolian People's Republic, in particular with the Mongolian delegation at the Manchuli Conference, is "self-obviously void of any founda tion,"
"The real cause of this brutal execution es in the fact that all the groups of the Mongolian population, Manchoukuo, even members of the high Administration, in whom the Japanese have attempted to find support, feel a hatred against the invaders and against the regime of violence, arbitrariness and national enslavement established by them i Manchoukuo."—Tass,
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