§ Dr. Morganasked the Minister of Information on what date the strict censorship on letters from Britain to prisoners of war in Japanese hands will be ended; why this censorship is still being maintained; if he is aware that letters are being returned to sender because of alleged non-compliance with the requirements of the Japanese authorities, and with the intimation that no reference must be made to such return; and that consequently, prisoners of war are being deprived of the news of Japan's surrender and their pending release; and on what security grounds such methods are continued at the present time.
§ Mr. E. J. WilliamsThis censorship ceased on 21st August.