Mr. Kawasaki said he wondered whether oF not the delay of Japan recognition of the Inner Mongolian JGovernment was due to the opinion prevailing in come quarters that Mon-should be incorporated in a new {unified Central Government in China Declaring that the incorporation of Jinner Mongolia in the new Central Government of China could not be Jdone without doing an injustice to the specia} conditions, of Mongolia, Mr. Kawasaki contended that it was "high time" for the Government 10 extend formal recognition to the Mongolian Mr. Arita' conceded that the Mou-salian Government was different from fother new regimes in. China In feumstances of its organization snd Jexpressed the opinion that it had attained a higher degree of autonomy han other new regimes in China.
Lieul-Gen. Seishiro "Magakl, War atinister, hoped that te Mongolian (Government, whose policies [Japanese and anti-Cominte faevelop sounds. The W said he Yelieved that Inner Mongolia should constitute "a special antt= [Comintern area—Domel.
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