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September 23, 1939.
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RUMANIA'S WEALTH
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TAZIS ASSASSINATE PROTRENCH PREMIER." So the pos- ters announced the murder of M. Calinescu, the Ru- manian whom Hitler has vainly tried to crush.
Hitler wants Rumania, chiefly because of her oil, ignoring the fact that the main attraction is not hers to sell.
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Nine-tenths of the capital in- veated int Romanian vil
fraction foreign, and only a Rumanian. Nearly half of the total is Angio-Dutch-controlled by Royal Dutch-Shell, whose capital is 60 per cent. Dutch owned, 40 per cent, British---- and the remainder chiefly French
American. Italy - also has a small share.
Germany has hitherto had none, but acquired prospecting rights under a recent agree- ment.
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But although the companies
mostly foreign, the Ru manian Government can, of course, control the export of oil; and i has hitherto prevented Germany from securing more than 26 per cent. of Rumania's total oil exports. The remainder is sent to Italy. Britain, France and many other countries.
To Britain and France Ru- mania is not an important source of supply. Only 3 per cent. of Britain's oil imports in 1938 were provided by Rumania, To Italy, however, she is very much
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This map shows the disposition of Rumania's wealth. Oil, wheat, mines, industries and forests all send their products along the waters of the Danube.
Germany's point of view-the wrong side of the formidable Carpathian mountains and thei Transylvanian Alps is an im- mensely important factor.
Clearly, the basic question is how far Germany. by mono-I polising Rumania's oil, could supply all her needs. In spite of her oil-from-coal plants, Ger many can still supply only one- more important. Until third of her oil requirements. recently as much as 50 per cent. In recent years Rumania's | of Italy's oll came from Ru-exports have been practically mania, although since the sanes double Germany's imports. But tions episode this proportion has fallen very considerably.
last year Germany's imports rose to 4,272,000 tons while Rumania's exports fell to 4. 500,000 Lons, compared with. EVEN in time of peace, 6,88-1.000 tons in 1986.
therefore, Germany The fall in Rumunia's ex-1
ports is highly significant; for interested than the Western it is officially estimated that in Democracies in securing Ru-five to seven years' time the mania's oil,
known reserves of Rumanian oil)
and Italy were very much more
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THE VOLUNTEERS
A Look Through
Corps Orders For The The Telegraph”
Coming Week
September 22.
1. Orderly tedient Onicer September 28, t.Q. 3.50 pm. Lieut. 3.
I. Senti.
1. Yay & Other Duller Course
September 20, 11.4, 5.30 pan. Those
Iniled from units.
50 YEARS AGO
Sept. 24, 1880. Shouting Gallery, AL No. 35, Welling
Street, under the Union Club. Opened from 10 am. to 1 p.m. and from 3 to 12 p.m.
ton
Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps, parade. ..G. Distruction. Lesson No. 1. orders by Lieut. Col. 1, L. ROFO, MG September 20, H.Q. 6.30 pm, N.C.O% Commandast, Hongkong Volunteer Do-jele. LG. Instruction. Those detailed by fence Corp.
Platoon Commander--Misketry.
25 YEARS AGO October 1. Peak Range, 9.35 a.m. Ita- Stults Table A
Sept. 23, 1914. (n) No, M.G. Company:
President Wilson told enllors at the September 20, 19. 8.30 p.m. (1) Class White House that the ability of the 4. Lecture de-door) on Director Method."(1) Class D. been handlenpped by inopportune peaco and Instructions (out-of- United States to serve humanity has T. AN. (cont.) (1) Class C. Muskelry, suggestions. Miniature Range,
September 27, 1.2. Miniature Range. 5.30 ptn. Regrulls as detailed. A & D Rines will be sued on Tuet uhle appeared in one of our recent
October 1 Kowloon City Range. Tables by German cruiser,
With reference to the paragraph day 2016 ani Friday 29th Sept. (a) Anti-Aircraft Company:
Inzer, it should be stated that the September 24, 11.Q. 9.45 4.0, for Kea-Milkmaid Allik Company in paying full nely Hond Honze. These detailed. September 20. 11.Q. (1) Trained
salaries (during their absence on M- 15.30 p.m. L.G, ground work icontd.) (bers of their London staff who have mentary Duties) to the two hundred mam- Hecrtats, Musketry. (11) Hecrulte detall offered their services to go ed for Kennedy load Hange will porade: front.
3. Recruits-Special Class September 25, September 27, 11.Q. 8.30 Pen. 31.G. Training.
4. Wiring Demonstration
torpedo boat outside Klauchau, sunk The Japanese have just a second
to
the
September, Helena May Parade Ground, 330 pm. All available Officer and Senior N.C.O's, but a minimum of ane representative from all Units except) feach Light Company, Corps 'als. Air Army, A.S.C. Company, Pay Section and Auxiliary Units.
5. Parades 12) Carp Arifilery: September 23, Q. 248 pan. Fuit than-at p.m. wing at 18, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Flatlerler, October 1. Kowloon Dress-Heimeta, jackets, trousers. baola, Tabies A & B. Rifles will be issued on that Germany I prepared to
City Range. A report has been dizercelly circulated make webbing equipment complete (belt, braces, Turnday, 2011 and Friday 20th Sept. puttelien, kavernacks, water bottle filled). (1) Air Arm
pence with Francs on excellent terms. 10 YEARS AGO
Sept. 24, 1020. Judging by the remarkable scenes at Koralystein today, when the 2nd Batt trained for London, of the Lelcestershire Regiment
the Germa TC- denta are almost sorry to sao them པ,.
greatcost, overalls and gun platform stures. F/Cades J, E. Potter is appointed
September 20. Kaliak, 6.00 p.m. Lec-1
(to be carried), washing kit, knife, fork, sperin, plate, nusk, tin opener, shorts to in Command of the Air Arin w.e.f. be carried to haversacki. The exercisa (22.939,
wth end at 12 noon Sunday 24th Septem- (s) Army Service Corps Company!
September 24, RAS.C. Camber. 9 am
ber.
September 26. Q. $.30 p.m. Recruiti 4) Field Antulance:
September 30. Full monning of fat, and. | Driving instructios, Dress-optional.“ | 3rd and 4th Batteries, (1) Ist, 2nd and 413
Batteries 11.2. 3.00 p.m. (11) ura Battery, i JL. 245 pm. It is expected that all will be back in Hongkong by 10 p.m. Drew Heimeix, alileis, shorts, Boots, pul-jets, trousers, webbing belt, boots, teca, webbing bella, waterboitie
filled
Gun platform shoes and overalls to be curled).
(b) 1st Battery;
llest
03-
The farewall took place in outing rain, but the continuous downpour dir not damp the enthusiasm and the send off was an amazing tribute to the Tenpert and esteem in which the British troops on the Rhino are held.
September 21. Old Ambulance Parade Ground, 5.30 p.m. Drew-S. D. cabs, jate September 20, 11.Q. 5.30 p.m. N.C.O. Class.
(U) Pay Section: September 29. See pora. 2 above.
6. Corps Orders-Amendment
The battalion marched to the station 1 Gun Detachment-September 20. Bel-
Carps Orders No. 29/33 of 21.7.39. para, from the quarters to the accompani chem. D.R.F, examination. 5 p.m. Transfers. Delete the name of 2000; ment of such stines as "Pack Up Yoar Bress-8.D. shirts and shorts. (1) Those Spr: Y. L. Pao, D. & W. Coy. is made in the new agreements and Thurs, and sun platform shors. 10. Strength-Increase. For 4301 Bpr W. gimental band. The Leicesters are the
5.15 p... Gun drill, Dreas S.D.
Troubles In Your Old Kitbag" and Corps Orders No. 37/39 of 15.0.38. pata. "Auld Lang Syne." played by the ro for their scientific exploitation. September 29. No parado,
Duffield, Field Company Ent.** Read "4163 Grat unit of the British Rhine Army to Finally, Rumania possesses 1 D.E.L.
Personnel. September 1. W. Duffield, Field Ambulance." very considerable mineral wealth training. Dress-Overalls.
Scandal Polni. 330 p.m. Mobile
Corps Orders No. 37/30 of 1 10.9.30. para. Į
follow the advance parties back to 10. Sirength-Increase. Delete the name Blighty, and Koenigstein turned out en quite apart from her oil. This (c) 2nd Battery!
"No. 127 1e. T. A. Johnston No, masse to bid them farewell, 1. Layers Examinations (Part I) M.G. Coy," has been little developed hither-September 23. Scandal Point 30 p.m.
7. Corps Blazy-Amendment
5 YEARS AGO Page December, 1939. Under line 9 to; but German companies could All layers under training to attend.
Sept. 24, 1934. & A.A.L.M.G. Ensert "[31 Sunday. Kowloon City-Aulɑ 11 Gun Detachments be set up to exploit pyrites in September 27. Scandal Paint, $.30 pm. Tables A & B-Port Coss.
Open rebellion on the part of 0,000 Gur drill and D.R.F. instruction, No.
J. Lort
Evangelical pastors, representing nearly the Dobruja, chrome ore in the Gun Detachment. A.A.2.51.G. training. Between 7
one-third of the 8.30 p.m. on P., and
entire protestant Banat.
8/9/9 in the Canteen one set webbing clergy of Germany, manganese ore
marked to-day's in Scandal Polit. 530 pm. Gun drill and equipment complete, one steel helmet ceremonial enthronement of Iteichs- | Bukovina, and bauxite generally DHF instruction. No. 1 Gun Detach-
Finder to return hanie to O.C. AAL.M.G. training. ment.
Corps bishop Mueller, ns hend of the Nari with a view to the establish- talled to attend.
Those do-Signals.
Rectangular shaped gold wrist watch in
Evangelical Church. ment of an alumialum industry,
Corps overall pocket at I.Q. on Wednes- the tramp of the Fuehrer's black
While swastika banners, Hitler saluton broken and back of case missing. Finder inics made a dramatic background for day September 13th. Watela
CWE Uniformed guards along the Cathedral to return to 0.. No. 2 A1.C. Company.
D. Appointments and Promotion the Reichsbishop's enthronement, oppo- GERMANY has for some Store, Complete drawing of equipment
A/Cpl. 3. I. Butngs, Field Amb. to be mition pastors throughout the country years held the doing of respirators,
Pte. C. A. J. Ribeire, A.A. Coy, to be tians, Ingal to them, their determina- were proclaiming to packed congrega- minant position in Rumanian| 1. Gun Detachments & DR.F.--Septem- | L/Cni,
ber 23, September 28. Belchers. 5.30 p.m. Pte. A. E. Ablong. A.A, Coy to be L/Cpl. und political doctrines.
tian to resist Dr. Mueller and his retai trade; and as a result of the Dress-Overalls, SD. eps, Gun platform, annexation of Czecho-Slovakia Lewis Gun Squad-September
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Lieut. W. C. Clark. Fort, Sig. Cay to 23. Rex, et offre.
Those detalled to kitend. September 28,
11. DEL PersontiolSeptember 27, September 20. Scandal Point. 5.30 p
Moblie light training.
IV. Dress-Overalis and S.. caps. v. Unliørin.-September 26, ILQ. QMK.
(d) 3rd Battery:
Cpl.
10, Transfers
less than 56 per cent. of Rusaps Gun plsuferin shoes. September 20, Pt. V. A. Neves A.A. Coy to Unit Reson aerial warfare. A grim pleture of
shorts, boots, putices rolled down.
11.Q. 3.00 pan. Dress-Tunics, slacki, SD. mania's imports and 34 per cent. caps, webbing belts, bus
Itt DEL Personnel.-September 20. of her exports. The conquest weington Barracks, 5.20 p.m. Dress-9.0. of Poland must still further in- Telephonists Course-September 25.
cups. creuse Rumania's dependence Belchers, 530 pun. Dress--S.D. caps, shirts, upon Germany, even though it Layers Course-optember 20. Bal- recognises Rumania's need for chea. 30 pun. Dress-Overalls, S.D. caps. trade with other countries.
Au "economic ultimatum" for 5 t) above.
No parado except as detailed in para,
German monopoly of Ru-| 115 3h A.A. Battery! manian exports and a suppres- | N
Srption (H.K.D.R. only).
M. CALINESCU The tumanlan Premier, who wus assasinated by Nazis pea- tercup
is
21
O.P. shoes.
e) th Battery:
To-day, in time of war this will be exhausted. would apply even more. Assum- It is estimated that Germany's) ing that Britain maintains con-war-time oil consumption is at trol of the sens and that Russin least 15,000,000 tons. withholds her oil, Rumania's In such circumstances, there supplies would be quite india- | ford, Rumania's supply pensable for Hitler. For Britain quite inadequate for German actuate greatly according to sion of Rumanian industries No. 1 Seesion (Completo)
Sat,
Mr. Baldwin's famous speech on the her share has increased to no Belcher, 530 p.m. Dress-Overalls 8.D. 96. A. 1. Cash, Armd, C. Pl. to M.M.G. | danger from the air has received tor- rible corroboration from an authority Cpl. J. C. Remedios, A.A. Coy Res. 10 the horrors of the next war was palat- A.A. Coy,
Pie. J. O. Sequeira. A:A. Coy Res, to ed by Mr. Anthony Fokker, the famous A.A, Coy.
Dutch neruplane designur. "The most 11. Leave
appalling thing about the next war," C.Q.M.9, J. 9. Besel, 2nd Bity. 7.8.39- he said, "is that no country will really 11.10.39.
Pin, R. D. L. Gordon, No. 1 M.G. Cor.ciently against modern
be in a position to defend itself suff- air attacks. 13.0.39-12.0.42.
Plo. I. J. Guterres,
The attacks will tako placo Ilka Ught- A.A. Coy Res 15.0.30-14.0.4D.
ning Large aquadrona of aeroplanes, Sgt. N. D. Lloyd, 2nd Bty. 21.0.39-7.10.39. probably amounting to many hundreds, Skt. G. Castle, Pay Sec, 22.9.30-0.10.30, will swoop down on the enemy country Pie. D. R., Moore, No. 1 M.G. Cor. to get the frat blow in. They will ty 25, Queen's Flex. 3.15 pin.
22.8.30-8.10.39
Plo, WA. H. Duff, No. 1 M.G. Cor. or else very low, regardless of the risk, very high, out of night abore the cloudi, September 20, Queen's Pler, 3.15 p.m. 21.0.30-16.10.
Pto. A. C. Silva, A.A. Coy. 24.8.30-21.9.3 and they will attack with high-explo- may never be actually delivered.September 27, Queen Pier, 3.15 pm
Ghr. A. J. Stephen, at ty. 20.9.30 these attacks will, tras of all; be aimed sive and incendiary bomba. Although Ko, 2 Section (Complete).
Flet Company Engineers; But in practice Germany seems
12. Strength-Decrease But in a normal year Ruwell on the way to securing ac-on. 6.15 pan, Class A Wiring practice.
at military objects
they will at September 25. Kowloon Hallway Bla- Me. Cheng Bing-man. No. 4 M.G. Coy, the same time bring disaster to the civil MOREOVER, there is amania's supplies, at least of ceptance of any terms it cares Clasember 30. 114. 0.30 m.in.
Pie, J. Chan, No. 4 350, Cay.
population. special problem of wheat and maize, should go far to make.
12. Strength-Increase September Those de- : Pten. JE McDonald, 2nd Dty, A. V. 1ziled. Wiring demonstrativni Overalls and S.D. cap. Remainder. Kaw- AA. ty, C. R. Lyen. 5th AA. y... Dress Havers, Sth A.A. Bly., B. C. lend th loon Railway Station. 5.30 p.m. Demolition. Coxhill, AS.C. Coy, W. E. Stone, Sth exercise.
A.A. Dty, J. R. A. Pearne, 3th AA. BI J. Blyth, A.S.C. Coy... A. Blyth. As.C. Cay. E. W. Tailton, Sih A.A. Bty 1 T. Flanagan, 2nd
Aller,
and France it would be no less requirements.
essential to deprive their op
ponent of these supplies.
In the last war the Rumanians
were persuaded to destroy the
Know the joy
of good health
up
the harvests in both countries.
BERNARD
KEELING
HONGKONG'S MOST
(h) Beach Light Compunya
As detailed,
Corps Signals:
1
ing practice.
September 23, 11.Q. 5.30 p.m. (1) Line Section. Signal training by detachments Ref, N.C.O's, circular), (1) D/L Section. luding practice na per roster.
11.10.39.
September 24, Dris, as per roster. Rud-Fisher, nat. Coat
A.S.C. Coy. W. Thom. Field Amb. 3. A. Cotton, sih AA. Bly, B. J. Wilkinson. AS.C. Coy, P. J. Tehurin, 8th A.A, Bły C. E. Rathaam, 8th Bity, G. Edward, A.B.C. Cey, G. Porier, ith A B
E. H. Baker, Field Am. J. N. Wilkinson,
E. N. Thur Captain, Adjutant. I.K.V.D. Corps.
AFFILIATED UNIT
Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.
i, Lecture
theLithuania is entirely logical: EFFECTIVE BLACK-OUT September 27, 11., 6.30 p.m. N.CO's N. Johnson, A.B.C, Coy. Kth A.A. Bty held on Friday 2911 September in the
(Continued from Page 7.)
Mr. V. Walker, Chlef Assistant Engineer of the Tramway Company,
and those detailed. Instruction Clawn.
Beptember 20. 11.Q. 0.50 p.m. Lewis gun instruction.
List.
Mr. E. M. Hrco, Commandant, Nursing Delaciumeni, H.K.V.D.C.
oil wells before these fell to the transport. Germany's oil im-to meet German import require- Germans, and no doubt in any ports from Rumania were before ments. future conflict the same advict the war chiefly transported by would be even more energetical-sea right round the Spanish Rumania is also an exporter ly proffered.
peninsula; this route is im-of eggs, but not of other dairy In this connection the situa-possible for German ships now. produce. In fact, from an tion of the oil wells on-from Yet of the three possible economic standpoint, the simul-
alternatives-a pipe line.
German ortaneous
threat lo transport by rail or Danube-the first does not for Lithuania's considerable but-
The next lecture on First Aid will be W. Lee, sth A.A. nty. F. A. Engelbrechi, St. John Cathedral fall at 6.30 p.m. Texist, while the supply of rail-ter surplus would supplement
way waggona or suitable tan.most valuably the resources of tram wire and satisfactory reports
(j) Armoured Car_Platoon;
V. Lyen, 8th A.A, Labor, ASC. Guy
2. Bizength-Increase September 6, H.Q. 5.30 pan, M.G. trala AA Cay, C. Black, A.8.C. Coy. W. Lay,
J. A. Rainier, om Mire. F. Tau-Weiss, 23.9.30. kers is quite inadequate..
Czecho-Slovakia and Poland, nei were received concerning the work,
Field Coy, Eng. H. Q. Ifunt, Held Amba
Miss T, Olefinsky, 15.9.30, "September 20. Juu Hom Railway De-TS. Maher A.B.C. Coy, . B. David,
3. Strength-Decrease Oil bulks largest of Rumania's ther of whom can appreciably which was done under dimmed and pot. 630 p.m. Driving Instruction as de- Field Amb., M. Toubar, oun A.A vid Mil V. Gordon-Smith, 11.239.
talled. sky-nhielded lights.
F. D. Tanner, 5th A.A, Bly., F. 11. Smirke,
Mine NW. Bascombe, 15.9.39. assets in the public eye-and ease Germany's shortage of this
Iki Motor Machine Gun Platoon: ABC. Coy... A. T. Lee, 6th A.A. Diy, A rightly so. Good health is not possible if
Quito apart from important commodity.
September 23, 11.q. 5.30 p.m. M.G.K. Crawford, 8th A.A. By R. Baldwin, its outstanding strategic im-
training. Drem-Mutil,"
Flold Amb. A. Kitchell St A.A. Bty September . Those dolalled. Jung Elton, Bth AA, Dir. A. J. ZAKRE poisonous wastes are allowed to accumulate in the intestines. Chew cont, of the total value of Ru-alternative to butter-vegetable portance, it represents 10 per to
Germany does hope, however, was present to watch the exercises. Ilan Railway Depot, 1.30 pm. Juding A.3.C. Cay... J. J. Edgar, Field Amb
secure from Rumania an
precilce. Remainder. 5.30 pm. Aimpson, sth A.A. Biy., G. IL Hoss, 2nd ONE UNTOWARD INCIDENT
MC. Instruction..
Bty. L. E. Coy. E. T. Harris Field Feen-a-mint regularly proper mania's exports and a consider oils. Since 1936 the great Cer-Police Station was called out about pin. Troops Platoon:
I No. 1 MG. Company:
Field Coy, End. b. Clark, A.B.C. The Emergency Unit from Central September 23, September 29. 15., 6.30 Amb E. T. Wood Field Coy. Enga. P. elimination. Result: a bitcapable source of her public re- man chemical combine, I. G. same indlan saldiers who were stoned
It. Ulrich, 5 A.A. Bly., L. A. Lewis, No. 4 In response to a call from
A.B.C. Coy... A. L. Cunningham. A.B.C. venue.
Sopteniber 26, 11.9. 350 p.m. M.Q, train Coy, O. Kelly, in A.A. Bly.. G. A. Gor Farben, has fostered the growth at the Wing Loir Street wharf, where
alon, A.B.C. Coy M. Denjamin, 6th A On the other hand, it directly of soya beans.in' Rumania: they were in manning exercise.
Viu)* No. 2 M.G. Company:
ty., R. A. Carroll, A.S.C. Coy. I. E. Loo, employs only 25,000 workers out whilst the now trade agreement
September 27, 11.9. 5.30 p.m. M.G. Field Cay. Eng., JJ, MeDonald, 8th A recapitulation and LG training. Test; Lawrence. Field Amb. C. McSmith, 8th nly. 1. 9. Clayson, Field Amb., J. H. of a total population of just lays special emphasis on the cul- the wharf of Chiness and bystanders. No. 8 Finteon-September 20, Sept Araber, AC. Coy. 1. R. M. Bultm
The soldiers attempted to clear
Depiensber 20, 1.q. 8.30 pm. and I... training. under 20,000,000. The great tivation of all seeds.
A. Bly. W. 8. Hitler, A.S.C, Coy, bulk of the Rumanian popula
who picked up stones and threw at tember 23.
Dock, 6.39 pm. Field Amb. J. R. Richard, A.B.C Cay tion-nearly 80 per cent.are
the soldiers. When the police arrive And. L.G, training.
1. Lee, No. 3 M., Cay.. . L. Mackenzie, Apart from oil and cereais, led the crowd had dispersed and no
(n) No. 3 M.C. Company:
No 2 M.C. Coy, Heptember 25, 16.9. 8.50 p.m. Now, 0 and engaged in agriculture.
Gars, U. C. Chan, W. Cheng, G. L Rumania's most important ex-arrests were made.
11 Platoons and all Recruit. LG. and MO. training,
Chow, W. S. Eng BT, Lau. 0.0 11. F. Fong. port is timber-a particularly
Neptember 29, 19. 830 pm. No. 10 Lee Y. 7. Leo, 8. 1. Leung, C. 6. Llang.
. Hail, F. Ip, T. 8 Khaw, vital commodity for Germany
and 12 Platoon and all necruits, M.K. Mark L. Quen, Y. K. Shum, M. I. training, RUMANIA produces a as a basis for synthetic textile to rectify their lights to comply with Details next week.
C. 14, N. Tyo, II. L. Wong. J. Yun. October 1. Stonecuiters, MG. Part 1 Bih AA, IRY. very considerable out-libres. Over 20 per cent. of the the regulations.
fo) No. 40. Company:
Apr. FI Lo, 11. L. Coz of cereals-particularly total area of the country is In Kowloon in Nathan Rond whent and maize--and live-covered by forests.
anthoid detailed. Launch leaves Queen's ARP. wardlen, hold up one car be- Pier 8.30 a.m. and Kowloon Palica Pier stock-particularly pigs. Her
Thiesa have been cut rock-calls it falled to comply with them. Dress-Optional but musketry order muit by lakon. Range Officer-LI exports and Germany's imports lossly in the past, and provisioning regulations to and it was Austin.
epieber 27, 1LQ. 5.30 p.m. Company No. 'driven by a high Police omelalt
petite, moro restiul sleep; more energy. Feel younger and for more fit with
Feen-a-mint
FOR CONSTIPATION
Feen
At All
Chemists
put
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pu.
Car Drivers Held Up A number of car drivers were warned by A.R.P. ómelala and asked
September 21 Stonecuiters, Ride Table
Ples, A. 5. No. 2
LET US
LIVE
MAURRIN
O'SULLIVAN HENRY FORDA.. RALPH BELLAMY
A-GOLUMBIA PICTURE
D. 12 Lyen, Field Amb. 1. c. Ng, Fiol NEXT ATTRACTION]
Amb.. . K. Tam, Field Amb. Gnt, W. P Clemow, at Bly.
13. Attachment 9) Pl. to oth AA, By, Pte. D. T. Colanquet No. 1 M., Coy,
KINGS.
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