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  2. FIERCE FIGHT AT DERNA

    LONDON, January 30.—Australian and British troops took Derna in a series of small operations lasting from the week-end. The garrison is believed to consist of 10,000 troops, [?] crack Bersaglieri companies, most of whom ...

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    Former English Test cricket captain, A. E. R. Gilligan—now Flight-Lien lennnt in the R.A.F. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Hitler Confidently Predicts Victory for Nazis

    LONDON, January 30.-—"When the hour comes we will strike decisively. Does Britain hope for help from America? I can only say that from the beginning we have included every possibility in our calculations." Predicting a ...

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  5. HONORS TO THE AUSTRALIANS

    CAIRO, January 30 (From Sergeant Fitchett, Australian War Correspondent).—The capture of Derna to-day was the culmination of nearly a week's hard fighting by the A.I.F, assisted by British artillery, anti-tank troops and machine ...

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    His Imperial Highness, Prince Yoshi second son of their Imperial Majesties, the Emperor and Empress of Japan, leaving Tokio for the villa of Prince ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. Two Burned To Death in Plane Crash

    B R I S B A N E, Friday.—Two R.A.A.F. officers were incinerated when a R.A.A.F. machine crashed in thickly timbered country one ...

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  8. War Fears Expressed in Malaya

    LONDON, January 30. — The 'Times' Singapore correspondent says it is considered in some quarters that Malaya is in real danger of finding herself engaged ...

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  9. DAYLIGHT RAIDS

    LONDON, January 30.—Tho Luftwaffe to-day put new energy into the raids giving the London area the worst day time blitz for ...

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  10. Effectiveness of British Air Attacks

    LONDON, January 30.— An Interesting sidelight on the effectiveness of British air raids on Germany, such as that carried out ...

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  11. Anglo-American Relations Emphasised

    WASHINGTON, January 30.—The State Department revealed that when Lord Halifax presented his credentials on January 24, President Roosevelt ...

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  12. MAGNESIUM FOR NAZIS

    NEW YORK, January 30. — The Federal Grand Jury investigating defence bottle necks returned indictments charging the Aluminium Co. of ...

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  13. WAN GARDEN

    LONDON, January 30.—With the [?]of Derna the British forces enter an area which is said to have the best ...

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  14. R.A.A.F. CRASHES

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—Experts are investigating every aspect of the R.A.A.F. crashes with the object of preventing further accidents. Giving ...

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  15. N.Z. TRAGEDY.

    AUCKLAND, Friday.—While engaged In solo flying exercises at Wigram, an airman. Pilot Allan Henry M'lver, crashed and was killed. ...

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  16. DARWIN BEER STRIKE OFF.

    DARWIN, Friday. — After an uproarious debate in a general meeting of unionists engaged in the beer strike, a motion was carried by a two to one ...

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  17. NEW SALVAGE CORPS.

    LONDON, January 31.—At a cost of £109,260 annually the London County Council is organising a salvage corps of 600 men to rescue furniture ...

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  18. Consolidations Before Derna

    CAIRO, January 30.—Sergeant Fitchett, Australian War Correspondent, from near Derna on Monday, says: Dawn this morning saw Australian troops occupying much the same positions as on the previous day. Our troops in front of ...

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  19. KING'S MESSAGE

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—The King will write to the next-of-kin of A.I.F. members who are killed in action, or who died of wounds or sickness, while ...

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  20. MARCH ELECTION

    BRISBANE, Friday.—A State election in March is now almost a certainty on present plans. Polling day will be not later than March 29. ...

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  21. Dutch Embarrass Germans

    LONDON, January 31.—Because [?]used to walk out of cafes when [?]officers appeared, the Nazl [?](Seyss Inquart) issued an ...

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  22. OVERTIME BAN

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Ironworkers Union proposes to abandon its ban on overtime because of lack of support from other unions in ...

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  23. ANTI-GAS HELMETS FOR BABIES.

    LONDON, January 30.—The Home Secretary stated in the House of Commons that his Department had issued about one and a quarter million ...

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