Discussions with French Air Minister Expected London, Nov. 30.
Th retary of State for Air, Sir Kingsley Wood, House of Com: intended t ical suppl: e French A tion was in the deciphering and translating the enor- Chu: for the purpose of hel -mous amount of documents seized as ing refuge to evacuate the district a result of the various raids made in both the Settlement and the Conces-speedily. g ha fered- much as a sion since Monday morning. This result of recent Japanese air raids work, which according to an otic: 1 Japanese bombers, however, have questioned last night, will take a great daring in the face of other two or three days at least, will hough ineffective, anti-aircraft eventually enable the police to prefer fire.—Reuter, definite charges against a large number of the 88 suspects now in the custody of the Settlement and French police. It is practically certain, although police decline to make
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