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  2. STRONGER SALIENT

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Fierce fighting is reported from both ends of the 450-miles western front with the Germans developing increasing numbers of counter-attacks. in Holland the Germans are growing aggressive as Lt-General Dempsey's Second Army fans out towards the line of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. "SLOGGING MATCH."

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Reuters correspondent with British frontline troops says: "The war of sweeping advances has temporarily ended. So ...

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  4. CITADEL FALLS.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"The Canadians captured the citadel of Calais yesterday," states a correspondent at 21st Army Group HQ. ...

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  5. FIGHTING IN ITALY

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"American units of the Fifth Army in the course of a most successful day's fighting captured Mts Bastione, ...

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  6. ADVANCE ON RIGA

    LONDON, Sept 29.—The Russians in their advance on Riga, the capital of Latvia, from which they are now under 20 miles distant, are meeting ...

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  7. BLOW ON BLOW.

    WASHINGTON, Sept 28.—The Navy has announced that carrier planes sank or damaged 65 Japanese ships and destroyed 36 aircraft in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. POST-WAR SECURITY.

    NEW YORK, Sept 28.—The Washington bureau of the "New York Times" states: "Comments by delegates to the Dumbarton Oaks ...

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  9. CHURCHILL'S SURVEY.

    The speech by the British Prime Minister (Mr Churchill) to the House of Commons on Thursday was extensively reported in "The West ...

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  10. SURRENDER TERMS.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"The German, garrison at Calais asked for an armistice yesterday to discuss terms , of surrender with the Canadian ...

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  11. BELFORT GAP.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"General de Lattre Tassigny's armour and infantry pierced the first line of the enemy's defence of the Belfort Gap ...

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  12. DIVIDED NATION.

    NEW YORK, Sept 28.—The Rome correspondent of the "New York Times" reports that the hysterical state of mind still prevalent ...

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  13. THUNDER OVER DOVER.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"The Germans are taking the greatest air pounding they ever had," says the Press Association's aviation ...

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  14. DEMPSEY'S CORRIDOR.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"British troops in Holland won two important successes yesterday," says Reuters correspondent at Second Army HQ ...

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  15. TRIPLE THRUST.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"The Red Army's three-ranged offensive against Hungary from Rumania and Yugoslavia is developing steadily." ...

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  16. ITALIAN PATRIOTS.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Italian patriots, fighting a guerilla war behind the German lines in north Italy, have broadcast over a secret radio an ...

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  17. BRITISH SUBMARINES.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—The Admiralty states that during recent patrols British submarines in Far Eastern waters sank a total of 32 enemy ...

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  18. ARMOUR MOVING.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Reuters correspondent at British Second Army HQ reports: "The Germans have become more aggressive in all sectors. ...

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  19. CONVOY CAUGHT.

    SOMEWHERE IN SW PACIFIC AREA, Sept 29.—Making their nightly patrol to the Southern Philippines, Catalinas intercepted a ...

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  20. JOINT STATEMENT.

    WASHINGTON, Sept 29.—The Associated Press reports that a joint statement said that the conversations between the British, American ...

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  21. PULLING AWAY.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"Signs reminiscent of the Falaisé pocket are developing in the German positions in front of the Fit Canadian Army ...

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  22. THE CAMPAIGN.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Today's Supreme Allied HQ communique (No 174), issued at 9 am today, was as follows. "Allied troops continued to ...

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  23. GERMANS BLASTED BY THEIR OWN SHELLS.

    American soldiers blasted Nazi troops with their own Krupp shells when they turned guns of the Maginot Line eastward against the Germans. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. PUSH TO KWEILIN.

    NEW YORK, Sept 29.—Tokio official radio asserts that the Japanese forces advancing to Kwellin have occupied Paoching and Tanchuk, ...

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  25. NATURE TOO!

    NEW YORK, Sept 29.—Japan probably suffered quite a strong earthquake on September 27. According to the seismologist of Weston ...

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  26. INDUSTRIES POUNDED.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Over 1,000 US Flying Fortresses and Liberators yesterday attacked German war industries at Magdeburg, Kassel, ...

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  27. FEW DAYS' REST.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"Some units of the Second Army are for the moment having a hard-earned rest," says the "Daily Mail's" correspondent ...

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  28. STAND AT ARNHEM.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—Queen Wilhelmina of Holland has sent a telegram to King George VI expressing admiration of the airborne ...

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  29. TOWARDS TIDDIM

    KANDY (Ceylon), Sept 29.—The withdrawal of Japanese rearguards in the face of our advancing patrols is an indication that the final battle ...

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  30. BATTERED LONDON.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—The Minister of Health (Mr H. U. Willink) stated in the House of Commons Yesterday that 25,511 houses in London had ...

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  31. SUWALKI SECTOR.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—A Berlin military spokesman, as quoted by the German Newsagency, today reported a resumption of Soviet activity in ...

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  32. WESTERN THRACE.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—The Ankara correspondent of the British United Press quotes a Sofia message that Allied paratroops are reported to ...

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  33. NAZI GUERILLAS.

    NEW YORK, Sept 28.—A London correspondent of the "New York Times" states: "Mr Churchill's suggestion that the war might end by ...

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  34. NEARING BELGRADE

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"Yugoslav partisans are on the approaches to Belgrade, where they routed a force of Germans and Chetniks," says the ...

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  35. WAR AGAINST JAPAN

    CANBERRA, Sept 29.—Plans for renewal of the offensive against the Japanese were discussed today by the Prime Minister (Mr Curtin ) and the ...

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  36. ALLIES' INTENTIONS

    LONDON, Sept 29.—General Eisenhower has issued "Proclamation No 1," addressed to the German people, as follows: "The Allied forces ...

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  37. HITLER'S LATEST.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—"American Third Army troops during their drive into Germany obtained information about the latest German vengeance ...

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  38. LAUNCHING PLANES

    LONDON, Sept 29.—A few flying bombs were launched against the southern counties, including the London area, shortly before dawn. ...

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  39. "IN EXILE."

    ZURICH, Sept 29.—"La Suisse's" Berlin correspondent stated that a so-called exiled French Government has been formed at Sigmaringen ...

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  40. AT WAR WITH JAPAN

    ROME, Sept 29.—The Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Viscount Venosta), at a Press conference yesterday, said that Italy had ...

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  41. SMALL CRAFT SUNK.

    LONDON, Sept 29.—A Moscow air communique says that Soviet planes on Wednesday attacked Vadso (extreme north of Norway) sinking five ...

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  42. AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

    Except where otherwise destenated, the overseas intelligence published in "The West Australian" is transmitted to Australia by the Australian Associated Press ...

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