(Continued from page 1) master's cabin. The thoroughness with which they carried out- the search of the cabins was evidenced by the state of confusion they left, The master of the' vessel stated Clearance Papers for Indo-China in England London, Aug. 28.
Regarding a. report that Britain is to give clearance papers for Bena sye tears coated bound for Indo-China, Reuter's
aul ive qt United Kingdom ports, gees torpedoes and nak Papers Tave not been refused.
The Comimander-in-Chief of the the power to ce papers East Indies squadron, however, has EX tic yesterday that he considered him-Self extremely fortunate, since- the pirates had left his room untouched although -it'Was -next door' to~that of the radio operator. The' windows of both rooms had been smashed.
He was surprised' that they' ' could have carried out their depredations on: board without being pointing out that several bigger vessels. were lying within a stone's throw of his boat.
The intruders remained on board for fully half an hour and- assumed Anglo-U.S. Pact Report
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