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Hongkong Daily Press.
Hongkong, Tuesday, June 13, 1939.
英壹千玖佰叁拾玖年陸月拾叁日
No. 25206
第弍萬伍仟弍佰零陸號
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BOY SCOUTS FOR WAR TIME WORK
After reorganisation, a group of boy scouts who arrived in Hongkong from Canton following the fall of the city last October, will leave for the interior to continue their war time services on June 15.
During the past few days, they have been collecting medical supplies for wounded soldiers at the front.
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