Country; Proofs Cited Peiping, Nov. 12.
Existing conditions in Sinkiang and Outer Mongolia run counter to Soviet Russia's professed lack of territorial ambitions in China, a spokesman for the "Provisional Government" charged here last night in a lengthy statement commenting upon alleged evidences of closer ce-operation between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Reds.
"In whose hands is the vast territory comprising 1,612,902 square li that forms Outer Mongolia the statement issued in the name of the Peiping regime asked.
Outer Mongolians, numbering 1,800, 000 people, were "undergoing misery and distress" while "the administrative, commercial industrial educational and other functions in Sinkiang province are entirely in the hands of the Communist Party," the statement said.
The Soviet Union, the declaration continued, was furnishing China with "obsolete arms" so as to prolong warfare in China, disturb the peace of East Asia, and thereby accomplish its objective of bolshevizing China.
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