London, When Japanese airer: bombed Pingkiang on March 15, ten_ bombs fell on the English Methodist Mission, eight persons, one of who ni was fey. A. G. ated Mr.
R.A. Butler, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in the House of Commons today in answer tu a ques: tion on the subject, There was, he said, no other British casualty. The property, he continued, was clearly "marked by large British Mays and white letters fon "the ground, The British Ambassador in Tokyo, Sir Robert Or declared Mr. Butler, had been instructed to protest to the Japanese Government, When asked whether a claim had been made for compensation of the siamaye done to this British subjee Mr. Butler replied: "I have no doubt that a claim will be made."—Reuter.
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