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Indo China must of course reserve the right to
unload at Haiphong munitions of war required for her own
defence along the frontier bordering Kwangsi, as for
instance at Na-Cham, a fortified frontier post, and it is
possible that the arrival and transit of such munitions have
given rise to exaggerated statements appearing in the
Japanese press in recent months. These are probably inspired
with the intention of embroiling Indo China in the Sino-
Japanese conflict, and form an additional reason for prudence on
the part of Indo China.
(H.B.M. Consul General, Saigon).
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