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    Crowded on the nose of the aircraft and framed by another Liberator and a Catalina, these RAAF men tow a Liberator, stripped of every usable part, into the graveyard at Morotai. Part of this old plane created spares enough to put five previously unserviceable planes on the job of getting RAAF men back to the mainland. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Production Of Coal Exceeds Estimates Of Mine Officials

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Coal miners who returned to work yesterday have settled down to the job to such good purpose that the day's production far exceeded the estimated output. This was largely brought about as the result of the men ...

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  6. HEATED DEBATE IN HOUSE OF LORDS ON TERMS OF U.S. LOAN

    LONDON, December 17.--Lord Pethick-Lawrence, opening the House of Lords debate on the American Loan, said Britain had made concessions which she would have preferred not to make. The United States regarded the settlement as extremely generous, having made ...

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  7. ELEVEN DIE IN BROKEN HILL HEAT WAVE

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.-- The heat wave deathroll in NSW has reached 11 with the death of a 9-months-old baby early to-day at Hamilton Gates, ...

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  8. CONTROL URGED ON U.S. STOCK MARKET DEALS

    NEW YORK, December 17.--The 'Wall Street Journal,' published by Mr. Dow Jones, in a leader says: "From time to time an intimation leaks out from Washington that the administration, ...

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  9. INDONESIANS CAUSE BRITISH CASUALTIES

    BATAVIA, December 18.-- A British and Indian column lost one killed and three wounded when it met ...

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  10. "FRATTING" BANNED

    CANBERRA, Tuesday. -- Australian Army fraternisation with the Japanese in the islands was ...

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  11. LINGERING DEATHS CAUSED BY JAPS NOW BEFORE COURT

    LABUAN, Monday.--It was alleged at a military court that 550 British and five or six Australian officers, who were prisoners of war, met lingering deaths due to bestial treatment, starvation diet and ...

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  12. Loot Disgorged

    TEL-AVIV, December 17.-- Six young men threw away a swag worth £20,000 after a daring daylight robbery this morning. They overcame an ...

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  13. STAY OF EXECUTION

    WASHINGTON. December 17.-- A few minutes after the arrival of an air mail petition from Yamashita the Supreme Court ...

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  14. UNO NOT SOLE ANSWER TO WORLD PEACE

    OTTAWA, December 17.-- Asking the House of Commons approval of the Truman Attlee-Mackenzie King ...

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  15. CAMPAIGN STARS

    MELBOURNE. Tuesday.--Alterations have been approved to the conditions for the award of campaign stars to Australian troops. ...

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  16. Nazi Leadership Corps Has Much To Answer

    LONDON, December 17.--At the resumed hearing of the Nuremberg trials to-day, the British prosecutor (Colonel Robert Storey), dealing with the leadership corps of the Nazi party, named a succession of those ...

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  17. NO REPRIEVE FOR AMERY

    LONDON, December 17.-- The Press Association learns that the Home Secretary has decided not to reprieve John Amery, who is to ...

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  18. OVERSEAS TRADE

    LONDON, December 17.-- The Prime Minister (Mr. Attlee) announced in the House of Commons a new concentration of all ...

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  19. HIPPING OFFICE INVADED BY COLORED CREWS

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Nearly 300 British, Indian and Indonesian seamen stormed into the office of KPM i[?] George-street, City, to-day, demanding back money [?]Hegedly due to them, and solso money for food. ...

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  20. END OF THE MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

    LONDON, December 17.-- The Prime Minister (Mr. Attlee) anounced in the House of Commons that the ...

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  21. SERVICE DISCHARGES

    CABERRA, Tuesday,--Service discharges from October 1 last to January 31 are estimated to total ...

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  22. DECISION DEFERRED

    CANBERRA. Tuesday.--The full Cabinet to-day deferred a decision on improving conditions in repatriation hospitals to attract ...

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  23. STOLEN PROPERTY

    LONDON, December 17.--Hundreds of tons of tea, sacks of sugar, tins of preserved meat and other food, clothes, silk stockings. ...

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    This section of a giant stack of 52,000 empty 44-gallon petrol drums at Morotai gives an indication of only one of the requirements of the RAAF when it operated from this base. These drums represent but a little of the consumption of petrol during the days .when RAAF aircraft operated against the Japanese in the Halmaheras, Celebes, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  25. Japanese Agent Provided Pearl Harbor Chart

    WASHINGTON, December 17.-- Vice Admiral Theodore Wilkinson, chief of naval intelligence from October. 1941. to July. 1942. ...

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  26. CHINESE NAVY

    WASHINGTON. December 17.-- The Navy Department has asked Congress for legislation permitting the President to transfer surplus ...

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  27. RESUMED DUTY

    [?]SOW. December 17.-- The Tass Agency [?]ances, that Marshal [?]alin returned to Moscow ...

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  28. SINGAPORE STRIKE

    LONDON, December 17.--Eight thousand employees of the British Military Administration struck to-day for higher wages, ...

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  29. JAP ELECTIONS

    TOKIO, December 17.-- The Japanese Cabinet has decided to dissolve the Diet on December 18 and call a general election about ...

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  30. PU YI TO BE HANDED OVER

    CHUNGKING. December 17.-- The newspaper 'Ta Kung Pao,' in a dispatch from Changchun, reported that the Russians had ...

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