Kalgan, July 5.
Questioning of Lieutenant-Colonel C. R. Spear, British military attache to China held here by the Japanese authorities, is going on for an hour or two daily with no end in sight, as there is "still much to learn of his two months of China travel" a Japanese staff officer at Menchiang, near here, disclosed today.
The Japanese officers, however, admire Lt.-Col. Spear for his soldierly deeds and occasionally invite him to a Japanese banquet, he revealed. They also willingly' forward stores sent to him.
It-Col Spear was taken into custody by the Japanese military authorities here last May 26 after he had travelled overland from Chungking.—United Press.
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