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ARY 9, 1939.

RY BY BRITISH CAPT.

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of time and weather, the ships of war, must patrol the

seas to carry on their deadly duty.

catch enemy vessels.

Bicture shows the Spanish Insurgent armed merchantman "Mar Negro" running into a

of the coast of Minorca during her ceaseless prowl to

rs from the Customs Inley said, "They told upposed to have am- and that they had ship. I requested for a search party to when she arrived at journey to Shanghai gree to this."

events, he told the Captain T. Tanabe of t., Chinese Maritime card to the British quest that the vessel tao. Again the re- hat the vessel should bosung but no answer note sent to Capt. e signals answered. as searched with the brk was discovered.

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12.48 m.p.8.

30.31 m.p.4. 43.4 m.p.g.

gures with those obtain- imilar power. And then performance. ve will justs trial run on any and prove ita petrol

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In Tsingtao, he continued, the Jap- anese authorities asked to see the ship's log and papers but were met with a polite but firm refusal and when the Birmingham arrived the Customs au- thorities, to everyone's surprise, denied having detained the British vessel by force.

"They just slipped up and didn't know which way to get out of it," add- ed Capt. Maley. In the end the navy blamed the Customs and the Customs the navy and he was at a loss to know who would pay for the oil and demur- rage.

Shortly after his: arrival, Capt. Ma- ley, who has been in Shanghai since 1920 when he left England, proceeded to the offices of the ship's owners and later to H.M. Consulate where he re- lated his story of events on January 28.

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