Berlin, Sept. 11.
France and Japan yesterday signed an agreement regarding Indo-China, the "official German news agency. DNB, said well informed sources al Vichy hid reported.
An official announcement regarding the agreement on Japanese demands regarding the French colony was expected to be issued today—United Press.
Chungking Discusses Indo-China Chungking, Sept. 11 The situation in Indo-China was exhaustively discussed at a. meeting Of the Executive Yuan yesterday, conference was attended by all import fant.cabinet ministers.
'The Chinese Government, the an. nouncement stated, took certain declsions in regard to' Indo-China, The meeting of the Executive Yuan also "heard reports on foreign and military affairs from Dr. Wang Chun hui, the Foreign Minister, and Gen Ho''Ying-ching, the War Minister.
Meanwhile, Chinese field despatches from the South Kwangst front report "Not So Smooth"
London, Sept. 11.
The impression created abroad that the Franco-Japanese negotiations Indo-China are proceeding smoothly not confirmed by the facts, Rous ter's Diplomatic Correspondent learns fom authoritative quarters, The Germans and Japanese seem wricularly "anions to persuade the World that the negotiations are Ainuing in the most friendly manner, but itis now known that the local conversations were recently. b-aken om by the Indo-China authorities following the temporary violation of the frontier by Japanese troops, the eorrespondent states.
Whether or not negotiations have since been resumed on the spot is certain, though it appears that discussions "have continued uninter~ tuptedly in Tokyo between. the French Ambassador there and the Jspanese Government, The correspondent adds that there no confirmation. of any violation the frontier by Chinese troops, and These reports have already been de-tied by the Chungking Government. Reuter.
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