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SOn the Boundaries adjoining the Japenese defence sectors. not only ye"bareiendes being placed "but trenches are being dug." What are thee defences. for? Whose Invasion they tying. to prevent? "This lo Simething. every Sepanese should wall note 'Any Japsinese action which would involve a third party, hereby" re~ {araing the progress of the gpera~ tions airist the. Nationalist regime Mould' be "foolish" according to the "But should the ye forced to act, would be useless Japanese Army such defences the "high person-faye" was quoted as declaring.
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