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Prince Teh, Called A Traitor By The Chinese, His Aim Is To Unite The Mongolian Tribes
THE REAL ENIGMA
【OUHO, Suiyuan Province, In-
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ner Mongolia The Mongolian prince who sits facing us in the headquarters of the Mongolian autonomous government is one of the truly enigmatic personalities of Asia. He has been called a traitor. and an opportunist by the Chinese, a sincere friend and ally by the Japanese, and a modern Ghenghis Khan by his followers. All may be partly right.
He ranks, also, as one of the most important personalities in Asia, for the Japanese certainly intend to utilise him if he is willing as a screen for further Afiatic conquests.
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This 37-year-old womanish-faced Mongol, sitting utterly expression: less, with hands folded into the capacious sleeves of his silk Mon- golian gown, is Prince Teh, chair- man of the autnomous government of the United Leagues of Mongolia.
I have known Prince Teh several years and have visited his palace on the grassy highlands north of Kalgan,. At our first meeting, I remember, Prince Teh sat cross- legged on the carpeted floor of his felt-covered yurt and talked earnest- ly on behalf of the Mongolian in- dependence movement which he was sponsoring. Although even then Japanese military agents from near- by Manchukuo were-bringing pres- sure on the prince, he assured me emphatically that he would never willingly become a tool of the Japanese and that he would” much prefer autonomy under Chinese suzerainty.
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To-day we see Prince Teh ving as chairman of a government which could not exist without Japanese support. Sitting at his right, on the plush sofa, is a Japanese colonel. At his left, in a Chinese gown, lolls the puppet Mon- golian war minister, Gen. Li Shou- hin, who, though less influential than Prince Teh, is militarily more powerful. On top of this, we know also, that Prince Teh had visited" Tokyo only a little time ago to be received in audience by the Japanese emperor the only Mongolian dignitary ever to be so honoured, We know that Prince Teh is receiving Japanese money and Japanese arma and does his travelling, in an air- plane presented to him by the Japanese army--quite *contrast from his horse-riding ancestor Genghis Khan.
ONLY ACTS FROM EXPEDIENCY
Yet I don't believe that Prince Teh has become a Japanese stooge, He is acting from expediency, believing that anything which helps to streng-
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This picture is a revealing study of the chỉ laying the foundation for a war between Japan pan's chief puppet, General Li Shou-hsin, is smili enigmatic face în centra Is that of Prince Teh, el of Mongolia, which is the official designation of of this article faces the camera at extreme righ
then the Mongolian people even if it- means accepting help from the of Mongolian independence. A few Japanese, brings nearer his dream
months ago, when newspapermen asked Prince. Teh why he did not 'go modern and cut off his queue, he
replied:
"The cutting of my queue will be a significant political event, I do not shear it off until Mongolia has from Jap achieved its independence.”
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Prince Teh is still wearing a
queue.
The Mongolian leader was ob- viously ill at ease in his Japanized setting. He had little to say and let his secretaries and colleagues do most of the talking,
TEH'S UNDERLINGS POWERFUL
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is said to While Prince Teh is certainly the Inner Mo most influential and popular Mon- day's inte golian dignitary outside Sovietized talking. Outer Mongolia, he is less powerful say that than several of his underlings who the influx - work more closely with the Japanese. from Ma Most of the real work of the Mon-him prett golian government here is done by a Japane Manchukuan -Mongols graduated Around
I MUST TELL JIGGS THAT
„BROTHER- WALDE 4S GOING.
ISN'T IT NICE OF MY BROTHER
TO WANT TO SEE THE BABY
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