MASSED IN WESTERN PART OF INDO-CHINA
Near the Border of Thailand
THAT COUNTRY RESISTING ALL DEMANDS
WILL WELCOME FOREIGN AID IF ATTACKED
(By Telegraph—Press Association.— Copyright.)
(Received This Dav, 11.40 a.m.) LONDON, August 12. It is learned on good authority that the Japanese High Command is planning' to place 180,000 troops in Indo-Ohina, a majority of whom will be stationed in West Cambodia, adjoining the Thailand border, says the Associated Press of America Saigon correspondent. . , « • Colonel Sarablaga, leader of the Thai Boundary Commission, said Thailand would welcome foreign aid if attacked, but at present there wsa no pressure from any quarter. He added that Thailand could not consider demands for military and naval bases or the right of troop transit. Any armed attempt to violate Thailand’s neutrality would be resisted by all available means.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 August 1941, Page 6
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