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Hongkong Evacuees Are Left Stranded

FROM PAGE ONE

here, but had to disembark when one of the children became 11.

"We were houred in old barracks at Fort McKinley under primitive conditions,' she said.

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'Evacuation Premature'

Sir Henry Pollock, K.C., member. of the Hongkonst Legislative Counell, described the evacuation

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"Hundreds of women and children are still in Hongkong."

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> FROM PAGE ONE

will be no evacuation of Ariny de- pendents from the Philippines.

Liners Due In Orient Soon SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" TOKYO, Oct 22 (Danel)-The Oceanie Steantship Company's liner Monterey is arriving in Yokohama en October 20 to take aboard 425 Ameri- can citizens wishing to evacuate, as well as their wives and minor chil- dren, the United States Consulate- General announced.

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"Got the ring safely?"

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"My dear Peter, look at your tle. Pull yourself together. Remember, I'm the man who's going to be married, not you."

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