Radio listeners reported that] Japanese were jamming the Saigon radio station's news. announcements, [Japanese correspondents have been Torbidden by the Japanese Government to send any despatches regarding the Indo-China situation, Japanese papers in Tokyo have, therefore, completely ignored the recent events in "Hanoi, including the Japanese ultimatum, Oficial despatches received from Hanoi prior to the ultimatum and] Japanese efforts to suppress all news regarding the developments in Indo-China have led informed observers to believe that the Japanese were) making efforts to maintain com: plete secrecy in order to forestall Any. Chinese move at a counter Invasion of Indo-China to block abled Generalissimo Chiang Kal-shek move troops to the Indo-China border, where they are now covering the Chinese Army's right flank. The Chinese Army is now in a position insure that Japanese troops could not reach me Upper Yangtze through the Red River Valley, even if they {travelled through Indo-China, the Embassy sald—United Press,
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