The arrival of such a large number of Soviet advisers gives colour to the report that the Soviet Union {is planning (o set up a Communist regime In the northwestern provinees of China, according to the dispatch, which added that Soviet festivities in China are veiled in secrecy. Travel from Sian, the capital of Shenst Province, to Yenan, provincial headquarters of the Chinese Communists, is banned for all except Communists.
Still another Hongkong message said that the Chungking Government had decided to send Gen, Ho Yao and Mr. Chu Teh as representatives of the Kuomintang and Communist parties, respectively, to Moscow in an attempt to sound out the Soviet Government's attitude toward ikiange and the other northwestern provinees. The message added that Gen, Chang Chun, former Foreign Minister, wilt be added to the al to Moscow.
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