Tokyo, Oct. 30.
The Japanese and the French authorities fay. transportation would contribute mit ich Chinese Tear Up Tracks Thailand is synchronizing its efforts to regain "Tost territory" with the Topanese action, he said, and there nave been severa} raids which have failed (0 develop into serious warfare. Having already moderated their originally severe demands, the Thal-Tanders "are hoping to secure their desires without resorting to war. Indo-China, no serious warfare is anticipated against Thai, he said.
The Chinese have cut the railroad connecting Indo-China and Yunnan in fear of a Japanese invasion and, hie said, are tearing up the track on the Chinese side at the rate of two kilometres day, also. destroying bridges. But as yet there has be sign of i Japanese attack in that Girection, the Japanese apparently contenting themselves now with bombing raids from bases in northern campaign, the "Nichi Nicht's" Hanoi correspondent. said. today.
He reported that" Major-Ceneral Raishiro Sumia, head of the Japan-(0 Indo-China, had signed with the' French. ekotiations between Mr. Maijime Matsumiya, special Japanese envoy to Indo-China, and Vieo-Adital Jean Decoux, Governor-Genral, were making smooth progress, the "Nichi Nichi" said.
'The negotiations were progressing' favourably because of the Governor Generals' attitude that Indo-China's existence depends solely on coopera~ tion with Japan, the "Nichi Nichi" correspondent alleged—United Press.
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