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THE WAR, DAY BY DAY.
Hitler ia so confident of the power of the German war machine that he has gone to war with Russia while his forces are already engaged in a major straggle. The inferences are that he does not subscribe to the legend of Soviet Russia's sprent war-potential, and that ...
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A RECRUITING LAG.
BY OUR CANBERRA CORRESPONDENT. In Never-never-land the people gave conduct of their affairs to the Estimable Assembly of Witch Doctors. Once ...
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INDEX.
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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ARMIES OF THE WORK-BENCH.
In order to provide men for the Services and war industries, and to restrict non-essential industries without unnecessary waste and hardship, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
One more appeasement policy has gone down before the pressure of Germany's insatiable demands against the world, and one more of Hitler's ...
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THE FALL OF DAMASCUS.
The fall of Damascus should mark the beginning of the end of the short though bitter campaign in Syria. General de Gaulle expects the collapse ...
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FROM THE PULPIT.
The Rev. Dr. Cumming Thom chairman of the State Council of the Australian Student Christain Movement, speaking at a service in Pitt Street ...
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WHEAT SCHEME CRITICISED.
Mr. H. S. Robertson a member of the executive of the Wagga district council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association, at a meeting yesterday said that the Federal wheat ...
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HUMANITY'S QUEST.
"Human nature is true to its high destiny only when it rises up and goes on a quest that calls forth all that is God-like in men, said the Rev. F. H. Rayward at the Lyceum ...
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PERSONAL.
Their Excellencies the Governor-General and the Lady Gowrie were present at divine service at St. John the Baptist Church, Canberra, yesterday morning. ...
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DARWIN TROOPS WILL GROW VEGETABLES.
The Minister for the Army, Mr. Spend[?] has approveed of troops stationed at Darwin growing vegetables for use in Army establishments. ...
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SEVERE MORAL CODE.
Christ introduced into the world the most severe moral code that had ever been preached, but He found the means of making it acceptable by the gentleness with which. He ...
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MILK SHORTAGE.
The Minister for Health. Mr. Kelly, said last night that he had asked the Milk Board to obtain enough mikl [?] to bring milk from Victoria if milk [?] so much as [?] ...
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AIRMEN'S FUNERAL.
Flight-Lieutenant Alan Murchison Woodhill, 25, formerly of Richmond, New South Wales, and Leading Aircraftman Walter Osmond Graham, 23, formerly of Southd ...
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