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  4. Republicans Evacuating Catalonia

    The Perpignan correspondent of "The Times" cables: "New depths have been plumbed in the ocean of civil war miseries. Torrents of ragged and starving refugees who have choked the roads in the bitter cold for days, are ...

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  6. BRITISH POLICY

    Commentators see little hope of Mr. Chamberlain's speech greatly affecting the international situation, except insofar as it may calm the extreme ...

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  7. BUSH FIRES

    Owing to hot northerly winds, a recurrence of bush fires is feared. Men are standing by at many points to fight the flames should smouldering ...

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  8. PALESTINE PROBLEMS

    Jinnah, president of the All India Moslem League, cabled Mr. Chamberlian, Lord Zetland, and Mr Malcolm MacDonald urging that the league ...

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  9. IN ITALY

    Signor Gayda says that Mr. Chamberlain's speech was clear and honest, and his goodwill readily recognisable. Italy had nothing to ask of England ...

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  10. FIRE LOSSES

    A survey during the week-end of claims for assistance already lodged by bush fire sufferers indicates that the original estimate that they would ...

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  11. WHEAT MERCHANTS WATCHFUL

    Although to-day was a public holiday, many wheat merchants, were in their offices and kept an eye on the trend of prices, following the activity ...

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  12. AERODROMES

    Floodings on the Adelaide-Darwin air route last week, which virtually cut off Darwin from the rest of Australia, reveal the urgent need for better ...

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  13. WELCOMED IN GERMANY

    Comment is restrained on Mr. Chamberlain's speech, which was scantily reported. His pursuit of his own foreign policy, despite opposition ...

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  14. ARAB TERRORISM

    Eleven killings and nine woundings have resulted From Arab terrorism state January 24. An armed band on the outskirts of the city, and ...

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  15. HITLER'S GOAL

    Emil Ludwig, the author, speaking in London last night, said that the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, in which, 20 years ago, two poor citizens of a ...

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  16. THREE MEN RESCUED

    After a gruelling swim of 200 yards lifesavers rescued three men who were in danger of being washed on the recks at North Wollongong beach ...

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  17. SAFETY IN THE AIR

    "My last memory of Jerusalem was of shots being exchanged on the Mount of Olives," said Dr. S. Angus, Professor of the New Testament at ...

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  18. ACUTE POSITION IN TASMANIA

    With northerly winds blowing, and rising temperatures, the danger from bush fires is acute. A fire has broken out at the foot of Mt. Wellington, and ...

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  19. WAR PLANES

    The aviation correspondent of the "Daily Herald" says that by April Britain will turn out more first-class war planes than Germany. Production ...

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  20. WHOLE STATION SWEPT

    Mr. G. Watts, manager of Berry Jerry station for Messrs. Norton Bros., was in town yesterday and was able to tell of the huge loss suffered as the ...

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  21. INDIAN CONGRESS

    Chandra Bose was unexpectedly re-elected president of the Congress. The election is regarded as a defeat for Gandhi and for the Congress high ...

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  22. NO RADIO LICENSES FOR SCHOOLS

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. cameron) revealed to-day that his department had ruled against the granting of free radio licenses for school sets. ...

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  23. HITLER'S SPEECH

    To-morrow, when Herr Hitler will address the Greater German Reichstag, will be a day of celebration throughout Germany. Herr Hitter, plainly dressed ...

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  24. TWO INEANTS' BODIES

    Within half a mile of each other the bodies of two infants were found in Sydney Harbor to-day. The male child's body was found on the rocks ...

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  26. IRISH QUARTER RAIDED

    The police raided the Irish quarter of Liverpool and arrested five persons, including a father and two sons, on charges of possessing explosives. They ...

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  27. BRITAIN'S STRENGTH

    "Australia has enjoyed peace because Britain has been strong," said Mr. W. M. Hughes to-day in a spirited appeal at the regatta luncheon. ...

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  28. STRONG ATTACKS

    It is officially stated from Gerona that the Republicans heroically repulsed strong attacks at East Solsona and Manresa, inflicting heavy losses ...

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  29. ANOTHER LOAN

    All States will be unanimous at the next meeting of the Loan Council in March in the demand for more money, which will probably compel the Federal ...

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  30. LABOR APPEAL

    The Labor Confederation has appealed to Mr. Chamberlain, President Roosevelt and M. Daladier for Britain, the United States and France ...

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  31. OUR CABLE SERVICE

    By special arrangement, Reuter's world service, in addition to other special sources of information is used in the compilation of the overseas ...

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