The Archive · 1941

A Japanese Captured

Hanoi, Jan. 4.

Among 108 bandits captured near Langson, northern French Indo-China Vast week, was one Japanese ad-Sutant, said reports here today.

'The' adjutant was said to have been wearing a Japanese army uniform and to have been armed with one noiseless typewriter and 18000 lastres.

Two Japanese ships which were scheduled to have delivered -canned goods and preserves to Haiphong last week, trans-shipped their cargoes at Hainén and continued to Bangkok with munitions, said reports here} today.

The ships were the Saigon Maru and the Bangkok Maru, reports said The canned Roods were unloaded into small boats at Hainan and trans shipped for Indo-China, it was said.

Meanwhile, it: was learned from reliable sources, that a number of French cargo' boats are en route to Indo-China from France, via South Africa, the boats were said to be bringing much-needed supplies—United Press.

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