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  4. BIG FIRES FOLLOW RAIDS ON JAP BASES

    Somewhere in Australia.—Fires visible when the planes were many miles away on their journey home, were started in Allied raids on Japanese bases at Rabaul and Lae and Salamaua. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. GRIM STREET FIGHTS' TOLL IN STALINGRAD

    LONDON, Saturday.—Fierce street bottles are still going on in the north-western suburbs of Stalingrad. The Russians ore defending every house with stubborn fury. Wove after wave of German infantry and tanks are being hurled in, and there is terrific slaughter on both sides. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. ALLIED COMMUNIQUE

    TODAY'S communique reads:— NORTH-WESTERN SECTOR Reconnaissance activity only. NORTH-EASTERN SECTOR ...

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  7. Axis Armored Forces Now Opposite Australians in Egypt

    EL ALAMEIN, Friday.—Autumn—the best period for campaigning in the desert—has begun, and there are signs that the enemy is in process of shifting his weight from the deep south, where his recent thrust was ...

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  8. Plea For Speed By Allies

    LONDON, Saturday.—The urgent need for speedy action by the Allies to Strike of Hitler in the ...

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  9. MR. WILLKIE'S LEGION OF NEW FRIENDS

    NEW YORK, Saturday. — Mr. Wendell Willkie, who is on a mission to the Middle East, left behind a legion of warm new friends ...

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  10. Start on Giant Cargo Planes

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—The shipbuilder, Henry Kaiser, has been authorised to construct three giant experimental cargo ...

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  11. HITLER EXPECTED TO SEEK RESPITE IN EUROPE DURING WINTER

    LONDON, Saturday.—Whatever happens to Stalingrad, Hitler will certainly seek a relative lull on Europe's battlefields during the winter. EVEN the mighty German Army ...

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  12. U.S. Troops Now Healthier

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—The Secretary for War (Mr. Stimson) today said that the health of the Army was better than ever ...

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  13. GRIM HAND IN FRANCE

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The lot of Frenchmen who offend the German police in occupied France is an unhappy one. ...

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  15. British Dropping 4-Ton Bombs on Reich

    LONDON, Saturday.—The colossal 8,000-lb. bombs, the largest the world has yet known, which the R.A.F. is dropping on Germany, mark a new phase in aerial bombardment. ...

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  16. Diggers Take To Tomato Juice

    SOMEWHERE in Australia.—Tomato juice, the American specific for everything, from hangovers to scurvy. ...

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  17. Stop Press

    London—Latest reports from Stalingrad say the Germans are using tanks as [?] rams to smash through street ...

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  18. NEW PROBLEM FOR R.A.F.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Changed tactics by the German Air Force have set the R.A.F. Fighter Command a new problem. ...

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  19. NO "CRICKET" WITH NAZIS

    LONDON, Saturday.—Playing cricket on the pitch of international law with Hitler bowling is much worse than any bodyline. It has produced case after case where we have been close on crazy, writes Ferdinand Tuohy in the "Daily Mail," urging the Allies to drop "cricket" tactics and jettison territorial niceties which are handicapping us. ...

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