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I find it difficult to understand these wanton
and inhumme attacks by aircraft, which had not even the doubtful justification of a search for forbidden cargo, and I shall be grateful if Your Excellency will cause an enquiry to be made with a view to preventing
any repetition of these incidents.
I also enclose for Your Excellency's infor- mation a list of recent cases involving the removal of
cargo from junka, as the Japanese naval authorities may wish to make these incidents the subject of a discipli-
nary enquiry. I would call your particular attention
to the loss of life caused in case No. 7.
In the interests of good relations between
our two countries no publicity in the press has so far been given to these attacks.
Believe me,
my dear Minister,
Yours very sincerely,
(SGD) R.L. CRAIGIE