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Arrest and detention for questioning has been much more frequent amongst Indians than among other Third Nationals. Among the poor, it usually involves partial starvation if it lasts for many days I have not heard of any Indians killed in this way, but many suffered in health from their treatment under detention.

Sgd. G.S. KENNEDY-SKIPTON,

Kweilin, 11.3.43.

Ruttonjee Senior is perhaps the most well known example: detailed

about a .month but

now all right.