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  4. NATION'S MOST DRASTIC RESTRICTIONS

    MUST drastic restrictions oh light, power, and transport Australia has ever known have been imposed in New South Wales. They were decided on by N.S.W. Cabinet yesterday because ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. New Fight In Java; R.A.F. Hits Village

    SHARPEST fighting in west Java since the Japanese surrendered has occurred following an Indonesian attack on a British convoy between Batavia and Bandgena. ...

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  6. JAVA ATROCITY

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (A.A.P.).—Indonesian villagers who knew that a British officer and a Red Cross girl ...

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  7. RUTHLESS WAR ON GANGSTERS

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (Special).—Scotland Yard and police chiefs in London and other big cities have begun a ruthless war on gangsters, following one of the blackest crime weeks Britain has known. ...

    Article : 420 words
  8. Soviet To Extend Influence

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (Special).—Some observers in Persia believe that Russia's actions in Persia reveal a move to change the balance ...

    Article : 148 words
  9. BIG LOAN AROUSES CRITICISM

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (Special).—The Anglo-American £1000 million agreement has produced the greatest controversy for ...

    Article : 303 words
  10. DEATH FOR TRAITOR

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (A.A.P.).—Budapest radio says that a Hungarian People's Court has sentenced to death Ferenc Szalasi ...

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  12. NAZIS TRIED TO DECEIVE SOVIET

    NUREMBERG, Dec. 10 (A.A.P.).—The Nazis stepped up apparent plans for an invasion of England as camouflage for their impending attack on Russia. ...

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  13. WEEK-END TRAMS STOPPED

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Because of the strike. Sydney and Newcastle _ will be without trams from 2 p.m. next Saturday until the first ordinary trams on Monday morning. ...

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  14. 12 NEW CASES OF PARALYSIS

    Twelve more cases of infantile paralysis were announced by State Health authorities yesterday. Total includes week-end reports ...

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  15. COOLER DRESS BRIGADE IN CITY

    BRISBANE'S hottest day this summer brought speedy reactions in the city yesterday. Many women abandoned hats as well as stockings. A few of the braver dress reformers wore shorts and helmets. Others thought the abandonment of the vest was sufficient concession to heat. But the coatless brigade gained many recruits. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. RUSSIA SENDS SHIP FOR GERMAN BALTS

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (A.A.P.).—Stockholm radio says that a Russian hospital ship, escorted by. nine mine-sweepers has arrived at ...

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  17. PRINCESS BETTER

    LONDON, Dec. 10 (A.AP.).—Princess Margaret is recovering from her recent appendicitis operation. She travelled in a closed ...

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  18. HITCH IN PLAYBOY'S 8th MARRIAGE

    NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (A.A.P.).—There has been a hitch in the plans of millionaire playboy Tommy Manville, 51, to marry hit eighth bride. The bride-to-be is a British girl, Georgina Campbell. 26, a freelance ...

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  19. 4AK To-day

    5.50.—Talk by Rt. Hon. A. W. FADDEN. 8.30—Experts answer listeners' questions. ...

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