Canton, June 22.
Discussing the alleged transit. of urns destined for Chungking through Fede-China, a. Japanese spokesman hhere asserted that the military. authorities in South China, as a result of Fecent investigations, had arrived tthe conclusion that some 5,000 tons of war materials "were transported by the French Indo-China-Kunming Railway.
'The spokesman added that about 100 lorries had been used "daily. 10 transport war' material from." the order of Indo-China to the interior of. China, "Should this state of unfriendly ional relations. continue should be obliged to take proper measures to put an end. 4." concluded the spokesman—Reuter.
Chinese Sala rerturved Chungking, June 22.
10 Japan over {raMe in supplies through Indo-China have deeply disturbed Chinese poll is possible, they state, that representations. will "be made. 0. the French Government—Reuter, Singapore, June 20, An airmail service between Australia "and "South Africa s_ coming Into operation this week-end, con= necting with the sea-route to the United Kingdom via the Cape Good Hope.
Planes will fy from Sydney to Durban via Singapore and. Cairo, faking 12 days, twice-weeldy air service Hongkong-Bangkok is also being main-maintained as a connecting service.
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