The Archive · 1941

Prince Teh Goes To Tokyo

Reinforcing of Mongolian Army Urged; Ca-operation — With Japan Emphasized

Tokyo, Feb. 16.

Prince Teh, Chairman of the Federated Autonomous Government of Mongolia, accompanied by Gen. Li Shou-sin, Commander-in-Chief of the Mongolian Army, arrived in Tokyo yesterday afternoon on a second visit to the Japanese capital.

The Mongolian prince was met at the Tokyo station by Mr. Chuichi Ohashi, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Chu Min-yi Chinese Ambassador to Tokyo, and high military and civilian officials.

Crowds of citizens waved Mongolian and Japanese flags as Prince Teh and his suite slowly motored thi the streets to the plaza in front of the Nijubashi, Appearing in the lobby of the Imperial Hotel, he: ddressed the Japanese people through a radio-microphone saying "Since my first visit to Tokyo in 1938, I have established the firm belief that in ment with which the British armies in Libya have been field guns, and a native police-

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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