London, Nov. 11 Well informed circles here expressed considerable surprise over information from a Japanese source according to which the Commander of the British Naval Squadron in China, Admiral Sir Charles Little, had congratulated General Iwane
DUKE OF WINDSOR AND
Matsui, Commander of the Japanese Army on the Shanghai front, on the
ARMISTICE DAY
Japanese successes in Shanghai. No gaai Rov 11. f GOH Segre NAM ale am fuer wishes "it te' be understood The Duke of Windsor cancelled io. received from Shanghai, they stated, beyond doubt that these decisions day, his ay his plans to take part in the plans to take part in ihe ant Mark, however courteous might vy official has made suc have been prompted entirely by io avoid embarrassment to British|be the relations of the British Ad-sons of public security and not diplomats.
The Duke announced he|miral with the military leaders of because there has been any failure Pity attend the unofficial services other powers. Finally, it is most un-on the part of the civil courts which NH 4 St Georges Cathedral instead likely that Admiral Little would make will continue to deal with all offences or the church frequented by members such a statement considering that his save those mentioned. of the British Embassy here—United fleet is si@tioned in China waters—The institution of these military press Havas together with the enhanced is designed solely to expedite the operation of the emergency regulations for the suppression of the present campaign of terrorism and sabotage, which it is the determination of the Government to exterminate.—Reuter.
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