Hongkong, June 20.
Flatly denying alleged pro-Chun king. activities "on the. part of the French. Indo-China authorities the Japanese Expeditionary Force to South China, the French Consul-Gen~ feral here told Chinese newspapermen fon Tuesday that war supplies for the Chungking Government. were not The French authorities, he phasized, have never permitted the transportation of war supplies to Chungking by various railway lines French Indo-China.
He admitted, however, that a certain amount of rolling stock had been sent ty Chungking by way of French Indo-China in accordance with an agree ment concluded between the Chung King regime and the French Government for the construction of a railway.
Tire Consul-General was reported to have said. that the Japanese could hardly" call railway. construction motorials, such a8 rolling stock, war
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