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  2. PEACE AIMS.

    "The conditions for the achievement of our peace aims cannot be foreseen now," said the Prime Minister, Mr Chamberlain, during the debate on the ...

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  3. HUGE EMPIRE AIR PLAN.

    Momentous decisions on Australia's participation in the Empire's war effort became known in Canberra to-day. In the House of Representatives the Prime Minister Mr. Menzies, announced that the Sixth Division, Second A.I.F., ...

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  4. REPRISALS PLAN.

    "We are fighting an enemy who seems to have no code of honour, and who breaks every convention on the flimsiest pretext, if it serves his ...

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  5. MEAT STRIKE ENDS.

    A mass meeting of the meat employees at the Homebush Abattoirs yesterday decided, almost unanimously, to resume work. ...

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  6. ARMISTICE DAY SCENES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.

    The observance of Armistice Day in England, France, and Italy Left: The Australian High Commissioner, Mr. Bruce, laying a wreath on the Cenotaph in London. Centre: British soldiers bowing their heads over war graves in France during the two minutes' silence. Right: Signor Mussolini (on right) and Crown Prince Umberto of Italy at the service in Rome. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. ROYAL AIR FORCE CASUALTIES.

    Royal Air Force casualties since the war began total 385. An analysis of the casualties is as follows:- Killed in action, 58; died of wounds in ...

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  8. DRASTIC WAR POWERS.

    It is generally believed that, as a resuil of modifications introduced after consultation with a committee representing all political parties, the new ...

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  9. EASING BLOCKADE.

    Lieutenant-General Homma, the Japanese Commandant in the Tientsin area, has promised the immediate opening of new searching stations at the ...

    Article : 125 words
  10. FIGHTING A NATION.

    Field-Marshal Lord Milne a former Chief of the General Staff, seconding the Address in Reply in the House of Lords, said: "The burden will be much ...

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  11. PRICE INCREASES.

    A 7½ per cent. increase, to take immediate effect, in the prices charged for rubber footwear, rubber belting, and rubber hose was announced last night by the Deputy Prices ...

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  12. RECRUITS CHEER NEWS.

    Men of the Second A.I.F. at Ingleburn were delighted when they were assured that they were really going overseas. ...

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  13. WATER FOR GARDENS.

    By four votes to three, the Water Board yesterday declined to rescind; previous resolution directing proceedings to be taken against persons illegally using water for gardens when ...

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  14. SUSTAINING PUBLIC MORALE

    In a letter read at the first wartime luncheon organised by the National Defence Public Interest Committee, the Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, said: "We must see that ...

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  15. THE CALL-UP.

    A call-up for employment is announced to-day. Details appear on page 16, column 7. ...

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  16. INDEX.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 198 words
  17. LORD MAYOR'S APPEAL.

    The Lord Mayor, Sir Norman Nock, said last night that everything possible had been done to ensure the success of the Appeal Day for the Patriotic and ...

    Article : 280 words
  18. 868,000 ITALIANS UNDER ARMS.

    There are 868,000 Italians under arms at the present time. An official announcement states: "The situation on our frontiers is assured. The defence ...

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  19. VICTORIAN TROOPS CHEER.

    Cheers resounded in Victorian camps to-day, when soldiers of the Second A.I.F. learned the decision. Officers and men alike were delighted that their chance had come. ...

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  20. RATIONING IN BRITAIN.

    Under the rationing scheme for butter and bacon, which will be introduced on January 8, customers in restaurants will be allowed one-sixth of an ounce of butter with each ...

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  21. DANISH SHIP SEIZED.

    A German warship seized the Danish steamer Cyril (2,116 tons) while the latter was awaiting a pilot outside Stockholm. ...

    Article : 462 words
  22. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 282 words
  23. VENLOO INCIDENT.

    The chief of the Dutch Intelligence Service, Major-General Vanoorschot, who sent Lieutenant Klop to accompany Captain Stevens and Mr. Best to Venloo. has ...

    Article : 52 words
  24. PRINCESS STEFANIE.

    A private member has tabled in the House of Commons a question whether, in view of Court revelations regarding the close association of Princess Stefanie of ...

    Article : 91 words
  25. MR. FAIRBAIRN'S TOUR.

    The Australian Minister for Air, Mr. Fairbairn, will visit Britain and France, consult the Allied Air Ministers, confer with air service leaders, tour the ...

    Article : 110 words
  26. NO "WET" CANTEENS IN CAMPS.

    The Minister for the Interior, Senator Foil, said in the Senate to-day that there were no "wet" canteens either for officers or men in militar" camps. ...

    Article : 109 words
  27. FLOUR TAX.

    An order was made by Mr. Justice Rich, of the High Court, in Chambers yesterday, that about £40,000, alleged to be owing as tax by a number ...

    Article : 195 words
  28. CENSORSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    A censorship has been proclaimed over private communications entering and leaving South Africa. It does not apply to Press messages. ...

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  29. [?]TES OF PAY FOR SOLDIERS.

    Private members of the United Australia Party in both Federal Houses suggested at a party meeting to-day that the Government should increase ...

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  30. NEW BALLET CENTRE

    Mr. Harold Rubin, of Melbourne, who has postoral interests in Australia and has been a ballet enthusiast since childhood, has established a new ballet centre at the former ...

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  31. MR. CASEY'S STATEMENT.

    The Minister for Supply and Development, Mr. Casey, who is in London, said that the Commonwealth Government's decision would be welcomed in Australia and, he felt sure, ...

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  32. TO-DAY.

    Minerva Theatre: "Yes, My Darling Daughter," 8.15. Theatre Royal: "Elizabeth the Queen," 2; "Under Your Ha[?]," 8. ...

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  33. TENNIS CHAMPIONS IN WARSAW.

    Mlle. Jedrzejowska, the Polish tennis champion, is working as a waitress in a cafe in Warsaw. Tloezynski, the Davis Cup player, and other prominent Polish athletes are ...

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  34. GALLIPOLI LEGION'S VIEW.

    At a meeting of the committee of the Gallipoli Legion of Anzac last night, a motion was carried unanimously supporting the establishment of "wet" canteens in all A.I.F. camps in ...

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  35. DYSENTERY ANTIDOTE

    The German Official News Agency announces that a German professor named Prigge has discovered a new lymph, which renders the dysentery germ harmless. ...

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  36. PORCUPINE COMES TO TOWN.

    When a motoiist from the country opened the boot of his car at King's Cross yesterday, he found a porcupine there, tranquilly asleep. ...

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  37. TOKYO-BANGKOK AIRLINE.

    The new air-line between Tokyo and Bangkok (Thailand), which will be inaugurated in February, will bring Sydney within five days of Tokyo by air. ...

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  38. LIQUOR FOR AIRMEN.

    No prohibition will be imposed by the Province of Ontario on the supply of alcoholic liquor to fliers who are trained in Canada under the Empire Air ...

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  39. DOCTOR INJURED IN COLLISION

    Dr. P. C. Holden Homer[?] of Macquare Street, received head injuries when his car swerved off Pittwater Road[?] South Creek. Deewhy, yesterday, and crashed into a [?]ost ...

    Article : 111 words
  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The prices of gold and tin and foreign exchange rates were unchanged to-day. Rubber was quoted at /11 11-16 a lb. Mining shares were quiet. Quotations: ...

    Article : 130 words
  41. BELGIAN STOCKS OF WOOL.

    The Belgian Ministry of Economics has for bidden delivery of licences for wool export because of their misuse or transfer to other persons who would have benefited thereby. The ...

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  42. INCREASED TAXES.

    The Acting Treasurer, Mr. Spender, will introduce supplementary estimates in the House of Representatives to-morrow. They will include increased taxation ...

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  43. CROCODILE NEAR TRAIN LINE.

    An engine-driver on a light railway which runs to Angowri[?] Beach was amazed in find that [?] "log" near which [?] had stopped his locomotive was a 15ft crocodile. ...

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  44. WOOL BOARD SALARIES.

    The executive member of the Australian Wool Board, Mr. N. W. Yeo, is receiving a salary of £2,000 a year. The chairman, Mr. A. F. Bell, accepted office free of emolument. ...

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  45. YOUTH FALLS ON IRON SPIKE.

    Peter Johnson, 17 of Hugh Street, Belmore, raised himself by his hands to look over a high fence into Wiley's Park, Lakemba, last night. When he released his grip and jumped ...

    Article : 63 words
  46. HOLLAND AND SEA WAR.

    Vice-Admiral Quant in a specch here said that submarines and aeroplanes had not achieved notable results during the present war and were unable to prevent the mass ...

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  47. 31st BATTALION PICNIC.

    The annunl picnic of the 31st Battalion will be held near Palm Drive in Centennial Park, on Sunday. Old members of the battalion and their families will be welcome. ...

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  48. SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY PICTURE THEATRES.

    Programmes of Suburban and Country Picture Theatres will be found in the Amusement Advertisement Section. ...

    Article : 21 words
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