London, Aug. 27.
Over 10,000 tons of goods, including iron and steel, are now held up at Singapore awaiting transhipment to Shanghai, according to despatches here, which add that a further 40,000 tons also destined for Shanghai are expected to arrive in Singapore shortly.—Trans-Ocean, The death-dealing mission composed of twelve Japanese plant at about 1.45 pin. Leisurely circling over the South Station sector, the raiders dropped no less than eight bombs, most of which exploded.
Crowded with over 1,000 refugees most of whom were women and children, the station was worst hi Other places where missiles explode ed were Kuo Ho Road (Native Goods Road), two blocks to the north of the station; San Kuan Tang street.
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