Hankow, Nearing Shanghai's Fate.

The transcript discusses the growth of the US Navy and diplomatic actions in Hankau as Japan's approach becomes imminent. Military movements are described, including artillery actions along the Yangtze. Hankau prepares for invasion, with a focus on defending the French concession. Foreigners, including General von Falkenhausen, are advised to leave. The transcript ends with a note on traffic dislocation caused by bees.

What was the main focus of the discussions among United States officers in Hankau?

• Steps to be taken as the Japanese approach becomes imminent

• The growth of the Japanese Navy

• The construction of new gunboats

• Trade agreements with China

What natural event prevented an attack from the north?

• An earthquake

• A sandstorm

• A landslide

• Floods on the Yellow River

What was the local garrison's plan for the French concession in Hankau?

• To abandon it

• To negotiate with the Japanese

• To evacuate all troops

• To defend it at all hazards

Who was instructed by Hitler to leave his advisory position in China?

• General von Falkenhausen

• General Patton

• Field Marshal Rommel

• Admiral Yamamoto

What unusual event caused traffic disruption?

• A parade

• A protest

• A military convoy

• Bees in the traffic