'Singapore, Oct. 4. hhis statement on' September 29 of his duties in Singapore, Mr. V: G, Bowden, former Australien 'Trade' Commissioner' in Shanghel, and now first Australian. representa: tive 4n"Malaya, said yesterday. teat the Australian Government had tn-
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Colonel Frank Knox's refer-fence to Japan is expected to arouse considerable speculation, as recently President Roosevelt and other key Administration officials have omitted references to Tokyo when denouncing the Axis—Reuter.
Gieated to him that in addition to his diplomatic representation, his duties nelude faison. with British civil Soviets to Grant and military authorities, and the care Of Australia's commercial interests in Religious Freedom Stalaya and adjoining. territories.
"'N, Woolton, former assistant London, Sept. 30. Australian Trade Commissioner in China ana India, wit assist him as which at Joost 1,300,000." Poles Following the new agreement under Soviet territory were granted full ro~ Asked about the defeat of the Tigious freedom, it was _announ allan Government" yesterday, yesterday in Polish circles thatthe Bowden said that it would not Sovi make, the slightest change in. Aus-urn ait church property 40 the Boiet turn all church prope tralia's attitude towards the war, but Wher ino Catholic' churches existed, would rather result in an intenalfection of the war effort-—Reuter. new parishes, the" Holes, will Re showed' 19" form "The Polish Government announced that" Father "Wiedzimicrz lens, Vicar of St, Magdalen Church at
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