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  2. R.A.A.F. Appointments

    Four important appointments in the R.A.A.F. recently announced by the Minister for Air (Mr McEwen). From left to right: Air Commander A. T. Cole, who has been appointed to Air Officer Commanding Southern Area; Air Commodore H. N. Wrigley, to Air Member for Personnel on the Air ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. LABOR IS PREPARED TO RECIPROCATE

    If the Federal Government is prepared to make concessions to the Labor viewpoint, the Opposition will reciprocate when the budget is before Parliament. This was officially indicated to-day by the Leader of the ...

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    TALLEST AND SHORTEST soldiers In Echuca A.I.F. camp are Pies. J. M. Breen (6ft. 3in.) and J. Trevorah (5ft.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. BURNIE COUNCIL CRITICISM OF MUNICIPAL RATING UNJUST

    At the monthly meeting of the Burnie Council yesterday afternoon, it was alleged that recently there had been much unjust criticism regarding municipal rating and that a number of ratepayers had made statements that were incorrect and misleading. It was ...

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  6. KALGOORLIE BYELECTION

    KALGOORLIE, Monday. — Fewer than 1000 votes were counted to-day in the byelection for the Kalgoorlie seat in the House of Representatives, but they ...

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  7. AID FOR BRITISH EMPIRE

    CANBERRA, Monday.—Addressed to the "Lord Mayor of Canberra," a printed document pledging all possible aid to the British Empire from the ...

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  8. NEW WHEAT STABILISATION PLAN ADOPTED

    A new wheat stabilisation plan to cover the 1941-42 harvest was adopted by a conference of representatives of the Federal and State ...

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  9. Three Cabinet Ministers Travel in Same Plane

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Three Ministers—Messrs. Hughes (Navy), Spender (Army) and Sir Frederick Stewart (External Affairs) travelled from ...

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  10. MENACE OF THE ALIENS

    Control of the activities of Jehovah's Witnesses will he advocated by delegates from Tasmania at the annual Federal conference of the Returned ...

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  11. SETTLING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

    CANBERRA, Monday.—Federal Cabinet will place before the Advisory War Council to-morrow for consideration proposals designed substantially to ...

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  12. Hospital Authorities Worried

    BRISBANE, Monday. — Cupid is again worrying the Warwick Hospital authorities. At the last mectine of the board, five resignations were accepted ...

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  13. SUGGESTED PEA POOL

    The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. T. D'Alton) staled to-dny that, following requests from the Tasmanian Producers' Organisation for a pen pool ...

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  14. R.A.A.F. Pilot Killed in Fall From Plane

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Pilot-Officer Len Bayliss (19), single, fell from a 'plane in which he was instructing a pupil pilot over Randwick to-day and was killed. ...

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  15. ACQUISITION OF APPLE CROP

    Following discussions between representatives of the Commonwealth and State Governments to-day, it is believed that an acceptable ...

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  16. ELECTION OF SPEAKER

    CANBERRA, Monday.—The election of a Speaker will be the first business of the House of Represetatives after its meeting on Wednesday. ...

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  17. SECRET PACT WITH THAILAND?

    The Tokio newspaper "Asahi" unconfirmedly announced that England and America had concluded a ...

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  18. Australia's Gift to Greece

    A gift of 10,000 tons of wheat, or the equivalent in flour, by Australia to the Greek Government was ...

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  19. WILL NOT COUNTENANCE THREATS TO WITNESSES

    After an employe of the Hydro-Electric Commission had given evidence before the Hydro-Electric Commission Board of Inquiry to-day at variance with the statements he had previously made to the counsel assisting the commission (Mr. H. J. Solomon), the ...

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  20. Australian Imports From U.K.

    A downward revision under the licensing system of Australian imports from the United Kingdom is expected shortly. It will affect ...

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  21. HIGHER TAX ON INCOMES OVER £2000

    PERTH, Monday.—That a 90 per cent, income tax should be paid on all income over £2000 a year, and should remain in operation for the duration ...

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  22. WAR COMMENTARY ITALIAN PLANS ASTRAY

    The continued Greek successes are causing grave alarm in Rome, where it is being renlised that the Italian plans have gone sadly astray. ...

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  23. £28,000,000 in Next Loan

    At an informal meeting of the Loan Council to-day, Premiers were informed that the Commonwealth Government would seek £28,000,000 ...

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  24. Two Labor Candidates to Contest Swan Seat

    PERTH, Monday.—Contrary to the impression reported to exist in Canberra, the Labor Party will concentrate its forces to the limit in the hope ...

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  25. ARMY APPOINTMENTS

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — Major W. H. Ward, Commanding Officer of the 10th Field Ambulance, Victoria, has been appointed to command the 2/13th Field ...

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  26. Mr. Cameron Threatened to Pull Out of Government

    In the Supreme Court to-day, Joseph Aloysius Alexander, political correspondent of "The Herald" at Canberra, gave evidence that Mr. Cameron ...

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  27. Spanish Mission Impressed With British Strength

    The Spanish mission, headed by Colonel Ansaldo, newly-appointed Air Attache in London, has returned by air from a visit to England. Colonel ...

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  28. NATION-WIDE ONE-DAY STRIKE ADVOCATED

    BRISBANE, Monday.—The Builders Laborers' Federation will advocate a nation wide one-day strike in support of the 40-hour week when the ...

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