Kalgan, Mar. 19. ent of Mr. Cha-to-pa-yucha-pu, director of the political affairs department of the Federated Autono-[mous Government of Mongolia, and Mr. Chen Wang-feng as govertiment representatives at the Central Pol 'The "Sao 'Tang Pao" adds: "But the speech by United States Ambassador Joseph Grew, Last October, also the abrogation of' the Japanese. 'American commercial treaty, in January, proved that the Japanese use of Wang Ching-wei is producing no effect on third Powers' policy China, "The prolonged war is already resulting in an economic strain on Japan," Therefore the Japanese have concluded an agreement with Wang Ching-wel for economic exploitation In China, hoping to finance the war in China' with Chinese resources.
"The failure of the Japanese inva slon, as well as the collapse of th puppet regime, will be Inevitable, the paper' concludes—Reuter, New Relations Needed In an address before the Conference. Mr, Wang emphasized the necessity of Feadjus ea japan andthe Mongolian delegates—Domel.
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