against Aggression Vichy, Dec. 1.
If an armed conflict were to break out in the Pacific, France would continue to adhere firmly to her policy of defending Indo-China against aggression, whoever the aggressor may be, the official spokesman for the French Government declared, our sworing a question at the regular press conference today.
In answering another newsman who asked what will be France's attitude if Japan were to attack Thailand from bases located in French Indo-China, the spokesman stressed the fact that such an eventuality seems tobe entirely excluded for the time being. Premier Luang Pibul Song-gram himself, speaking im Bangkok on Nov. 27 declared that he knew on perfect authority that the Javanese troops stationed in Indo-China did not nourish any hostile intentions against Thailand. The same was the case. the Thai Premier added. as regards British troops in Malaya. Havas Telemondial. down 15 of only three Hurricanes, Today's German communique, re ferring to the Libyan campaign, states that the battle south-west of Tobruk during the last few days has developed favourably for German and. Italian troops.—Reuter. two-wounded confessed: they were recom Japanese positions in Man Domei.
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