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    RAAF men pause for a "quick brew" at a YMCA canteen on Labuan Island, British North Borneo. More than 200 gallons of Australia's national beverage are consumed each day by thirsty troops. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    Hitting the Japanese at Balik Papan, the "Ploesti of the Pacific," in Borneo.--Using gasoline jelly bombs against the conges ted warehouse district of Balik Papan before its occupation by our forces, B25 Mitchells of the "Jungle Air Force" fly low over the target. The warehouse in the centre of the picture spouts clouds of smoke as ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. Utmost Secrecy Is Being Observed In Talks At Potsdam

    LONDON, July 17.--No official statements have as yet been released regarding the nature of the discussions which are taking place at the Big Three conference at Potsdam. The utmost secrecy is being observed in official quarters and every ...

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  7. SHOWDOWN NEAR ON BURMA FRONT

    LONDON, July 17.--Nearly 10,000 Japanese trapped for weeks in the Pegu Pegu-Yomas mountains are ...

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  8. NEW CUNARDERS

    LONDON, July 17.--The. Cunard White Star Company has arranged or is arranging for the ...

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  9. BELGIAN KING DECLINES TO ABDICATE

    BRUSSELS, July 17.--The Chamber of Deputies, by 98 votes to 6, passed a Bill declaring that King Leopold may not resume his constitutional functions until both Houses declared he may reign again. ...

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  10. AUSTRALIAN GAINS ON BOUGAINVILLE

    THE centre of activity in Southern Bougainville yesterday was the Buin-road crossing on the Mivo River, says an Army Public Relations announcement. This point is named Bridgeford. Although Australian patrols in enemy territory north and south of Buin-road ...

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  11. PUPPETS' REVOLT

    CHUNGKING, July 17. -- Chinese observers believe that the mutiny of Japanese puppet troops which led to the Chinese capture ...

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  12. UNRELENTING RAIDS CAUSE GREAT HAVOC

    In new sweeps over Japan, along the Chinese coast and Formosa, and against Southern East Indies General MacArthur's air forces, ...

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  13. EARLY PEACE?

    LONDON, July 18.--Cables from New York correspondents state an air of expectancy regarding the Japanese war pervades America and Washington offices are alive ...

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  14. TRANS- PACIFIC AIR SERVICES

    LONDON, July 17.--Subject to the approval of the Governments concerned, a trans-Pacific civil aviation service between Canada and Australia via British possessions and New Zealand will be conducted ...

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  15. REGULAR AUDITS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.--The me Minister (Mr. Chifley) announced to-day that all stock exchanges in Australia had agreed to ...

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  16. JAP LEADER KILLED

    OKINAWA, July 17.--Lieutenant-Colonel Aoyagi, who commanded all the Japanese guerillas on Okinawa, has been shot and ...

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  17. SURRENDER TERMS TO JAPS WILL AIM AT STOPPING INVASION

    NEW YORK, July 18.--The correspondent of the 'Herald-Tribune' in Washington says State Department sources emphasise that the effort to define unconditional surrender terms contained in leaflets dropped on Japan sought a face-saving formula for the ...

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  18. Borneo Walk-Over

    The Ninth Division's advance north along the Beaufort-Jesselton railway has now gone 15 miles beyond Beaufort without meeting any opposition. If any of the Japanese force ...

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  19. PRINCE BORN

    LONDON, July 17.--The Queen of Jugoslavia has given birth to a son. ...

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  20. UTILITY TRUCKS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. -- [?]lities and other vehicles [?]ased to Australia by Britain for [?]mary Producers will be sold at ...

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    This mortar crew is in action in Borneo supporting infantry attacking a feature near the Vasey Highway, named by the Seventh Division to commemorate its former leader, Major-General George Vasey, who was killed in an air crash in North ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. BULLDOZERS IDLE

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. -- A statement by the Lord Mayor (Ald. Chandler) yesterday regarding the inability of local authorities ...

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  23. PROTEST TO RUSSIA

    ZURICH, July 18.--The Hungarian Provisional Government has protested to Russia against a continuation of the transfer of ...

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  24. [?]OE VALERA EXPLAINS EIRE CONSTITUTION

    DUBLIN, July 17.--The [?]lre Prime Minister (Mr. de [?]alera), in the course of a speech in the Dail, said: Eire ...

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  25. FIVE-YEAR VETERANS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. -- Five-year veterans discharged from the services will not be subject to manpower direction, said ...

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  26. WAR PENSIONS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.--The Social Services Minister (Mr. Lazzarini) stated to-day that war pensions for the current financial ...

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  27. Curtin Memorial Stamp

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.--The issue of a special postage stamp of a popular value to commemorate Mr. John Curtin was ...

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