Hanoi, July 25.
Governor Admiral Jean Decoux held his first conference with General Nishihara, head of the Japanese Inspection Mission, yesterday undertook the delicate task of appease ing Japanese demands and at the same time protecting French auto-
The French are counting heavily on the outcome of the Indo-China Mission at present in the United States paving the way toward greater ce mercial and financial relations be-{een Indo-China' and "the "United Gen. Nishihara has completed the inspection of the border points at which Indo-China has halted. all shipments to China pending the dotermination of what supplies will "be permitted to be transported to Chini Even supplies for the United States Embassy at Chungking have been held up temporarily.
An estimated US$6,000,000 worth of American trucks destined for China are standing in. Haiphoni. docks, French authorities here indicated yesterday that they already have gencrousty complied with Japanese demands. 'Therefore, further possible demands, such as' the expulsion of Chungking representatives from Hanoi and permission for the transport. of Japanese troops via Haiphong to Yun= han, will be refused, it was indicated, ~United Pret
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