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Hongkong Telegraph Eleventh Annual Amateur Photographic Competition June-September, 1941. Two Silver Trophios Awarded by ILFORD LTD.
For the best and second-best entries.
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He added that Hiller ud mude the Rond Central from Pedder Street to Jackson Rond will mistake of turning against Russia far whose resistance so far was be entirely closed to vehicu stranger than he had. belleved. Mr nr traille from 245 p.m. to Atee emphasised that the people at Britain were engaged in a fight in 130 p.m. (approx.)
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Marshal Buderny adds that a lic is being spread that the Red Army kills prisoners of war and promises "We guarantee you your life, good treatment and speedy return to your homeland."
Concentrations Of
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Laval And Deat Improving
LONDON, Aug. 31
(Reuter).—
Calcutta, Aug. 30. The death of Sir Bijay Chand Bahadur Mahtab, Maharajadhiraju
to-day, ot Burdwan is announced thus removing the head of the senior Hindu house in Bengal and one of There is a decided improvement in the condition of Laval and Marcel India's most distinguished citizens.
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