Tokyo, June 25.
A. Japanese Army' delegation including Major-General Isaku Nishi bhara and 22 others will be sent. to French Indo-China to supervise the prohibition by the Prench Indo-China. Authorities of the transportation of war supplies to Chungking. the army Section' of Japanese Imperial Headquarters announced today.
Several other persons: will accom= pany the Japanese army delegates as their assistants, the announcement added—Domel Chiang Kai-shek regime, loft here at 1030 o'clock this morning by train en route to Hanoi.
Meanwhile, the first group beaded by Major-General Issagu Nishihara hich left the Akeno airfield, Miye Prefecture, this morning arrived at Fukuoka at 1130" o'clock "and. imnuediately left for Taihoku, Formosa, three planes, according to reports reaching here from Fukuoka.
They will stay overnight at Teihoku and hop off for Hanoi tomorrow Situation Understood Quiet "Inspectors Held Up"
Tokyo, June 25.
With the first party of Japanese inspectors, to. examine the actual transportation of goods from French Indo-China to China proper, already believed to be in Haiphong where they were taken by a Japanese warship, the second party of more than 20'members led. by" Major-General Issaku Nishihara, hopped off from the Haneda International Airport o'clock this mommy The two Douglas planes in which] the party was riding, however, were forced to land. at Akeno, in Mie Prefecture owing to bad weather conditions. The party was en route to
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