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  3. CITY'S £100,000 FOR CIVIL DEFENCE

    BY the end of June Brisbane City Council will have spent from £100,000 to £120,000 on civil defence. Of this amount it is estimated that possibly £30,000 may be received as a subsidy from the State or Federal Government, but the council's only ...

    Article : 502 words

  4. All Australians Urged To Save

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—"Plans prepared for the national savings campaign ensure that there will be few ...

    Article : 386 words

  5. OPEN SHOPS FOR SERVICES

    American, Filipino, and Australian service men are shown in these pictures taking advantage of the shopping facilities provided for their convenience yesterday afternoon, when selected city stores remained open to 6 o'clock. Stores were well ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 49 words

  6. Diary Tale Of Big Odds

    LIEUT.-GENERAL GORDON BENNETT, now in Western Australia as Corps Commander, has recovered his ...

    Article : 316 words

  7. Thumbs Up!

    Fingers were made before forks or chop stirks, so when this little Chinese evacuee from Sumatra found herself ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 58 words

  8. SOON KITCHEN GARDEN CITY

    TOOWOOMBA, Saturday.—Exchanging words for action and civic beautification for utility, Toowoomba;s eight ...

    Article : 121 words

  9. DRAUGHT BEER TO REPLACE BOTTLED

    LESS bottled beer and more draught beer will be on sale in Brisbane from next week. A big cut in the production of bottled beer will be made by breweries at the request of hotelkeepers. ...

    Article : 343 words

  10. QUEENSLAND FLIERS CALL FROM CANADA

    Voices of members of the R.A.A.F. in Canada will be heard over 4QG and all regional stations from 9.15 to 10.15 a.m. to-day. ...

    Article : 74 words

  11. CONVOY SECRETS FELL INTO RIGHT HANDS

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—"Loose talk can cost lives." An Army spokesman illustrated this to-night when he told of careless soldiers whose indiscretion could have caused a holocaust. A convoy of Dickers ...

    Article : 175 words

  12. CREMORNE

    The public will find nothing but delight in "Keep 'Em Flying," which is as good as any other title to describe the new Cremorne ...

    Article : 333 words

  13. U.S. RADIO STAR IN BIG OPEN-AIR SHOW

    Allied soldiers, Australian naval and air force men, members of the W.A.A.A.F., and V.A.D's were among the audience of 5000 who ...

    Article : 140 words

  14. Woman Pencils For Books

    GRAFTON, Saturday.—Bookmaker's clerk is the latest job to be tackled by women. A woman acted as penciller ...

    Article : 53 words

  15. "DRY" ALREADY

    PERTH, Saturday.—With only 11 days of April passed, large city hotels to-day posted notices outside their premises notifying the ...

    Article : 62 words

  16. CARDIFF CANDIDATE DISLIKES "BLIMP"

    LONDON, April 11.—Sir James Grigg, the War Secretary, and a former civil servant, who is contesting the East Cardiff ...

    Article : 99 words

  17. SALVATION ARMY CANTEENS

    Servicing of mobile canteens will the one of the most important relief measures to be carried out by the Salvation Army Red Shield in ...

    Article : 79 words

  18. EVATT VISITS QUEBEC

    OTTAWA, April 11.—Australia's envoy to the United States (Dr. Evatt) has left for Quebec, where he will be the guest of the ...

    Article : 51 words

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    Advertising : 87 words

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    Advertising : 205 words

  21. HUNDRED SEEK R.A.A.F. POSTS

    There was an exceptional response to recruiting for the R.A.A.F. yesterday, particularly for ground staff, where there were ...

    Article : 100 words

  22. SYDNEY SHORTAGE

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—Beer rationing caused many hotels yesterday to fall back on wine and spirits for their customers when ...

    Article : 59 words

  23. NEW STEP URGED TO STOP ALIEN MENACE

    PALMWOODS, Saturday.—To safeguard Australia against danger from people of enemy origin and disloyalists, Palmwoods ...

    Article : 109 words

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    Lieut. E. R. Firehock, of the United States Army, leaving St. Augustine's Church, Hamilton, yesterday, with his bride, formerly Miss Peggy Wishart, of Hamilton. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 27 words

  25. ENGINEERS STRIKE OVER DILUTION

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—About 500 members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union, who left their work at a war factory in the ...

    Article : 115 words

  26. Luggers Battle Fierce Storms; One Lost

    DRAMATIC stories of their experiences when their craft were battered by one of the fiercest cyclones in north-west Australia are related by the crews of Broome luggers which have reached a ...

    Article : 268 words

  27. FILIPINOS LIKE OUR MEALS

    The Filipinos like the meals they can get in Australia after :just rice." At least this seems to be the ...

    Article : 66 words

  28. BAND CONCERTS

    Band concerts to-day will be: 3 15 Bo[?] Gardens, Brisbane Excelsio[?] Band (conductor, A Paxto[?] New Farm Pat[?] East Brisbane Juvenile Band (G ...

    Article : 44 words
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