The Archive · 1932

Both Keeping Well

Newchwang, Oct. 18.

The camp where: the bandits are holding the two British captives, the a inal band of kidnappers.—Dwing to the increased strength of Newchwang, Oct. 17.

'A change of weather is adding to discomfort of Mrs, Pawley and low captive, Mr. Charles and is again delaying messengers sent to the bandits' jamp, There is a northerly gal with,

ithe "captives containing woollen frost. Is_have been sent to rain, and an indication of

[gloves and underclothing.

'The Inst messenger bandits' lair by General Tien-chang, the Manchukuo garrison in the Newchwang area, returned yesterday..|leaving the field open for direct (2) tion by the representatives of the Japanese authorities who have every hope that both captives will be speedily released—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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