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  2. DAILY DIGEST OF WORLD NEWS AND VIEWS

    "The Allies have proved their friendship for the Arabs by actions. Britain might have committed mistakes in the past[?] but she always proved willing to ...

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  3. DUTCH PETROL SUPPLIES Future Payments

    As most of Australia's petrol comes from the Netherlands East Indies, it is thought that Germany's invasion of Holland will ease much ...

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  4. WILL MINISTRY BE RECAST? Talk of National Government

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—Responding to week-end developments in Britain, political discussions in Canberra are centering on the ...

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  5. ROTTERDAM FROM THE AIR,

    showing the bridge across the Moas River which was seized by the Germans. The plane in the picture is on its woy to the W[?]lhaven oerodrome, which is now in tne hands [?] tne Germans, and has been subjected to heavy [?] by Royal Air Force bombers. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. GAS WILL BE RATIONED Begins Thursday

    Gas restrictions would operate from Thursday, it was announced by Metropolitan Gas Co. last night. Brighton Gas Company officials said ...

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  7. MINES WORK TO-DAY Lithgow Reopens

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Union officials believe that the coal strike will be declared off early this week by the combined mining unions. Growing ...

    Article : 330 words
  8. BRITAIN NEEDS OUR WOOL

    Australian and New Zealand criticism continues to reach England that the wool control is paying inadequate regard to wool ...

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  9. CITIZEN HELPS POLICE

    The wisdom of the advice of Mr. Duncan, Chief Commissioner of Police, regarding reports of crime from citizens, was illustrated on ...

    Article : 147 words
  10. SHOT DEAD IN SLEEP

    Shot while asleep, a woman was critically wounded and her young son killed at Glen Iris early on Saturday. The body of the woman's ...

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  11. SERVICE FOR TWO SOLDIERS

    WAGGA, Sunday.—There were emotional scenes at a service at St. Andrew's Church for two Wagga militia soldiers—Rupert Drummond ...

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  12. BLACK-OUT IN SYDNEY

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Under blackout conditions because of restrictions on use of gas and electricity, due to the coal strike, Sydney has ...

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  13. ANOTHER APPEAL TO MEN

    Although the Federal Government is determined to reopen coalmines, Mr. Menzies made a further appeal in the week-end to men on strike ...

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  14. PICNIC ENDS IN TRAGEDY

    Held to celebrate Mother's Day, a family picnic ended tragically yesterday, when a car overturned at Greensborough. A young man ...

    Article : 141 words
  15. ROBBED, LOCKED IN BOX

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—After having robbed Jack Edward Rawlinson, 33, taxi driver, at revolver point on Friday night, three men took him ...

    Article : 183 words
  16. GIRL FOUND AT LONELY FARM

    YACKANDANDAH, Sunday.— Dulcie Hart, 16, who had been missing from her home at Dederang Roadside, Yackandandah, for ...

    Article : 118 words
  17. In the Churches OBSERVANCE OF WHITSUNDAY

    Yesterday Whitsunday was also observed in most churches as Mother's Day, motherhood being the theme of many sermons. Mrs. ...

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  18. WORLD'S FAIR REOPENS

    The New York World's Fair, dedicated to "peace and freedom," was reopened yesterday with gay and colourful ceremonies. Attendance was estimated at ...

    Article : 125 words
  19. CYCLISTS KILLED

    Two cyclists were killed at the weekend. Bertram Charles Triffett, about 47, of Merrlbell avenue. East Coburg, was fatally injured when his bicycle and a ...

    Article : 62 words
  20. Advertising

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    Advertising : 54 words
  21. SIGNALLED WITH MIRROR

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—The story of a woman's resourcefulness in using a mirror to signal a fishingboat for help for a dying man on ...

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  22. LABOUR LEADERS PERTURBED

    There is a rapidly growing feeling among Trades Hall leaders in Melbourne that the coal strike should be settled immediately, ...

    Article : 186 words
  23. £100 THEFT

    Furs, cutlery, clothing, and a moneybox, worth £100, were stolen by thieves who forced a sitting-room window of the home of Mr. Louis Edward Wardell, of ...

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  24. FATAL SKID

    Injured when his motor-cycle skidded in Greenvale lane. Bundoora, on Friday night, Phillip Eastdown, 21, metallurgical student, of Kinglake, died in St. Vincent's ...

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  25. A.I.F. EXCITEMENT

    In intense excitement the A.I.F., in its mess and recreation huts to-day, clustered around radios awaiting the latest news of the Lowlands, campaign. ...

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  26. DIED SAME DAY

    While making arrangements on Friday for the funeral of his wife on Saturday, Mr. Alexander Paul, 53, of Hannaslea street, Box Hill, ...

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  27. ECHUCA MAN KILLED

    ECHUCA, Sunday.—When a truck in which 11 men were returning from Picola to Echuca struck a rut and then a log near Madowla Park, three were thrown ...

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  28. OTHER MISHAPS

    Others injured in week-end accidents were:— Robert Lumsden, 37, of union road. Surrey Hills; his motor-cycle and car collided at ...

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  29. GERMAN RAID LIE

    "A further example of German mendacity" is the description by the Air Ministry of the German allegation that Allied planes had bombed the Black ...

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  30. NEW A.R.U. POLICY

    As the annual State conference of the Australian Railways Union had directed that questions of an international character should not be discussed by sections ...

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  31. SCARLETT O'HARA QUEST

    Great interest hos been aroused by the announcement on Saturday that "The Argus," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and 3UZ are co-operating to find the Melbourne girl ...

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  32. NO NEW RAIL CUIS YET

    No further cuts will be made in tail services for a week at least the Commissioners decided on Saturday Mr. N. C. Harris, chairman, said he could not ...

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  33. Obituary MR. C. F. LEWIS

    Mr Charles F. Lewis, former part proprietor of the St. Arnaud "Mercury" died at his home, St. Arnaud, Elmo rd., Ivanhoe, yesterday morning. He was 67. Mr. ...

    Article : 86 words
  34. FRENCH COMMUNISTS

    Many French Communist supporters have revolted from their Communist allegiance since Soviet attacks on Poland and Finland. They have now joined ...

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  35. MUNITION MEN PUT OFF

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Sir Frederick Stewart, Supply Minister, announced yesterday that in the next few days a large number of workers ...

    Article : 164 words
  36. SMOKE HELMETS USED

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Firemen wore smoke helmets when they fought a fire in the basement at Mustons crockery and glassware shop, Pitt st., city late on ...

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  37. DANCER IN HOLLAND

    BEAUFORT, Sunday.—Among Australians in Holland is Leo Young, ballet dancer, of Melbourne. He is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Young, of Beaufort. ...

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  38. BIBLES FOR TROOPS

    Funda are urgently needed by the British and Foreign Bible Society to supply members of our fighting services abroad with copies of the New Testamen. ...

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  39. TWO SISTERS WERE MARRIED TO TWO BROTHERS

    yesterday in the first double wedding in the history of the Syrian Orthodox Church in Australia Very Rev. Archimandrite A[?] Mobayed (centre) performed the ceremony at the Syrian Orthodox Church, East Melbourne. In the front row are ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  40. WILLS AND ESTATES

    Mr Richard Thomas Chenoweth[?] of Belmont avenue[?] Kew retired estate agent, father of Mr. R. W. Chenoweth income tax commissioner, left real estate of £6,977 and personal ...

    Article : 151 words
  41. RED CROSS APPEAL

    The Red Cross Society appeals for funds to carry on its work for soldiers. It asks that card parties, dances, and socials be organised as a means of helping. ...

    Article : 85 words
  42. WAR RISK RATES

    War risk insurance rates for cargoes to, from, and via Belgium and Holland have been doubled, new rate being 10 per cent Rate for all voyages to, from, or via ...

    Article : 70 words
  43. LAW NOTICES—(This Day)

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 253 words
  44. GROWS ON HIM.

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  45. BOY WOUNDED

    Sportsmen accidentally wounded Allan Mackay, 7, of Blair st., Coburg, while he and his father were walking along a creek at Springfield, near Lancefield, on ...

    Article : 56 words
  46. ANGLERS' AID WANTED

    Unless angling clubs and others interested aid the Fisheries and Game Department with transport the annual distributions of young trout throughout ...

    Article : 78 words
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