Powers About Japan inevitability of Attack Against Malaya Stressed Chungking, Mar, 4.
A warning has been sounded in the Chinese press to Thailand, Britain and the United States when commenting on the latest developments in the Indo-China-Thailand negotiations.
The Chinese press emphasizes that Thailand should not overestimate the importance of the retrocession of lost territories since the next move by Japan in Indo-China and Thailand may change the complexion of the entire situation."
After recalling the repeated warnings given by the Chinese Government to the public of Japan's motive behind the penetration into Indo-China and Thailand, the Chinese press once more stresses the inevitability of Japan's next move against British interests in Malaya and Burma and the Dutch East Indies, A special article in this morning's "Ta Kung Pao" declares: "Southern Pacific developments are now reaching the final stages." adding that Japan's domination in the Southern Pacific can only be checked by combined firm action on the part of Britain, the United States, Australia and the Dutch East Indies.—Reuter, Salvation Army Appeal Army yesterday had passed $174.00 The Appeal Fund of the Salvation
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