JAPANESE SPIES
DUTCH EAST INDIES AUTHORITIES CONCERNED [from our own correspondent] SINGAPORE. Feb. '2 "There are believed to be many {Japanese spies in the Netherlands East Indies and' the authorities there are very apprehensive,about giving Japanese any further concessions," said Mr. Warre Bradley Wells, Irish author and former European correspondent of the Kew York Hera Id Tribune, when he arrived at Singapore from Java. Mr. Wells said that when the Japanese had been given land concessions in the Indies they, had started preparing landing fields in obscure places and had even been caught erecting fortifications
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23273, 16 February 1939, Page 10
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