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  2. SUN, MOON, TIDES

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  4. BINDING ALLIANCE ON SOUTH-EAST ASIA Call Made by Mr. J. F. Dalles

    WASHINGTON, May ll (A.A.P.).— The Secretary of State (Mr. J. F. Dulles) to-day called for the crea tiou of a South-East Asia alliance, binding the United States and its allies to fight back if openly challenged by ...

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  5. WARM RECEPTION

    STONEY, May 12.—The Prime Minister (Mr. R. G. Menzies.) met the first hostile interjections of his tour when ...

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  6. QUEEN ELIZABETH NEARS HOME

    LONDON, May ll (A.A.P.).—Queen Elizabeth and her famity to-night are sailing home through a calm moonlit sea, off the coast of Portugal. Their last official engagement ...

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  7. RARE BRAM OPERATION

    SYDNEY, May 12.— A 46year-old woman mental pattent had completely recovered, following a rare brain ...

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  8. MODE OF LIVING CRITICISED

    SYDNEY, May 12.—Australians' mode of living was too much infl[?]ced by what their forefathers did. ...

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  9. New Viet-Minh Moves In Indo-China Threat to Hanoi DescraSed As "Serous Situation"

    NEW YORK, May 12 (A.A.P.).—A senior French officer described as "serious" the situation in the Red River delta in indoChina as French Union forces ...

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  10. PRESENT BUTTER PRICE LOW

    SYDNEY, May 12.—Five shillings per lb. was "a reasonable price" for butter farmers told the dairy investigation ...

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  11. SUBSTANTIAL CUTS IN TAXES

    MACKAY, May 12.—Substantial cuts in direct and indireet taxation were promised t[?] by the Federal ...

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  12. U.S. LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION FINED

    NEW YORK, May 12 (A.A.P.).—The International Longsheremen's A[?] and eight of its tocal branches ...

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  13. AUSTRALIA'S DASH NORTH

    BRISBANE, May 12.— The eruiser Australia, made a 450-mile dash to-night to the stricken Duteh ...

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  14. MR. EDEN'S MOVEMENTS

    LONDON, May ll (A.A.P.).— The "Daily Express" correspondent in Geneva, Derek Marks, says if Mr. Eden leaves ...

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  15. NEW ZEMAND NOTE OF PROTEST

    WASHINGTON, May ll (A.A.P.)—New Zealand to-day pretested to the State Department agatant the ...

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  16. [?]CCTION AGREEMENT REMOTE

    GENEVA. May ll (A.A.P.).— Agreement on all-Korean elections sirnultaneously und[?] United Nations supervision ...

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  17. FIREMEN KILLED

    LONDON, May ll (A.A.P.).— One fireman was killed and eight injured in a fire which swept through a five-storey ...

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  18. IMPERSONATION OF VOTER

    BRISBANE, May 12.— Police inquiries indicate a vote was [?] in the City Council Merthyr by-election ...

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  19. WIVES ARE STILL FRIENDS

    NEW YORK. May 12 (A.A.P.).—The wives of two men who shot each other 16 times said to-day that they ...

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  20. CHURCHILL CAUTIOUS

    LONDON, May 11, (A.A.P.)— Su Winston Churchill to-day refuseu to be drawn into saying wything about the. proposed ...

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  21. THAILAND ALERT

    BANGKOK. May ll (A.A.P.)Reuter's).—Thailand's National Defence Council has ordered a large part of her armed forces ...

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  22. SALVATION ARMY'S NEW GENERAL

    LONDON, May ll (A.A.P.).— Commissioner Wilfred Kitching (61), a British Commissioner who formerly served in ...

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  23. OLD GOLD FIELD RE-OPENED

    PERTH, May 12.—A minor gold rush has followed the strike of rich gold in a farmer's paddock [?] miles south of ...

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  24. CHURCHMEN'S CALL

    LONDON, May ll (A.A.P.). —Churchmen led by the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Fisher) called on statesmen ...

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  25. KOREANS HUNGRY FOR CHRISTIANITY

    BRISBANE, May ll. — "The [?]eople of Korea are hungry for food [?]they are also hungry for Christianity," — therefore, ...

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  26. POSSIBLE U.S. AID

    WASHINGTON, Hay 12 (A.A.P.).—The Defence Secretary (Mr. Charles Wilson) interviewed as he was about to ...

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  27. MK. MOLOTOV'S ATTACK

    GENEVA, May ll (A.A.P.).— Mr. Molotov told the 13-na[?]s conference on Korea that the West was planning a new ...

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  28. STATE CRICKET SELECTION

    BRISBANE, May 12.—Prominent Brisbane cricketer Erroll La Frantz has been appointed a Queensland selector. ...

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  29. WOMAN DIES OF BURNS

    CHARLEVILLE. May 12.—A 38-year-old Eromanga woman died in hospital here to-day from severe body burns. She ...

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  30. FRENCH ASSEMBLY UPROAR.

    PARIS, May ll (A.A.P.).— The French Prime Minister (M. Joseph Laniel), facing Communist howls of anger and ...

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  31. ALLEGED SPYING PARIS POLE ARRESTED.

    PARIS, May ll (A.A.P.).— A Pole, Bohren Ladikowski, has been arrested for alleged espionage on behalf of an ...

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  32. ROCKET POWERED MISSILE

    WASHINGTON, May ll (A.A.P.).—The United States Navy disclosed to-night in announcing first details of the ...

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  33. FRUIT TOO DEAR FOR WESTERN FAMILIES

    BRISBANE. May 12.—Many western parents could not afford the high prices for apples and oranges for their, children, ...

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  34. U.S. DRY MILK TO PHILIPPINES

    WASHINGTON, May 12. (A. A.P.).— The United States Agricultural Department to-day announced the sate ot 60 OOO ...

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  35. DARING THEFT OF BANKNOTES

    LONDON. May ll, (A.A.P.)— Banknotes worth £12,000 were stolen by three bandits in a daring split second swoop on ...

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  36. Fight cold war, urges US. Admiral

    De[?]cies must fight the Reds in all cold wars, U.S. Fleet Admiral Wil[?] R. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  37. RUGBY UNION

    SYDNEY, May 12.—The anround playing strength of the Fijian Rugby Union team was shown to-day at Manly oval, ...

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  38. MR. JUSTICE PHILP FOR CANBERRA

    BRISBANE, May 12.—Mr. Justice Philp, Queensland member Of the Petrov Royal Commission, will fly to Canberra at ...

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  39. QUEENSLAND POYAL TOUR FILM

    BRISBANE. May 12.— The State Government will soon show 3000 feet of colour film on the Royal tour of ...

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  40. BEQUEST TO LONDON INSTITUTION

    PERTH, May 12.— A Weat Australian farmer, who died without children, has left his £26,125 estate to Dr. ...

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  41. PERSIAN DEMAND.

    TEHERAN, May. ll (A.A.P.). —The Persian Government has demanded the recall of the second secretary to the ...

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  42. SAAR TALKS RESUMED

    PARIS, May ll (A.A.P.).— France and Wettern Germany to-day resumed talks on a settlement on the S[?]ar. ...

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