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  2. SEVEN MONTHS ALONE.

    MONTREAL, March 27.—Rear-Admiral Byrd, the leader of the American expedition to the Antarctic, will be the sole occupant of the expedition's winter advance ...

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  3. EMPIRE DEFENCE.

    LONDON, March 27.—"The British Government should immediately arrange an Imperial Conference to deal with questions of security, disarmament and the ...

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  4. THE NEW ERA.

    LONDON, March 28.—Mr. Walter Elliot (Minister for Agriculture) in a note-worthy broadcast yesterday evening fore-casting that the world was on the eve of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. PRESIDENTS REVERSE.

    WASHINGTON, March 27.—President Roosevelt today vetoed the Independent Offices Supply Bill, which, as passed by the House of Representatives and the ...

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  6. SECESSION MOVE.

    An opinion that local authorities and other elective public bodies should do all they could to advance the cause of the secession movement, in view of the ...

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  7. GERMAN BUDGET.

    BERLIN, March 27.—The 1934-35 Budget, details of which were published to-day, provides for the expenditure of approximately £500,000,000, which, is an ...

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  8. STAVISKY A SPY.

    LONDON, March 28.—The astonishing assertion that the whole of France's fronier fortification plans are in the possession of Germany is made by a special ...

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  9. ENRAGED FANATICS.

    CALCUTTA, March 28.—Diabolical cruelty was exhibited in the rioting on Monday night at the village of Veerasinganpet in Southern India, when an ...

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  10. WORSHIP BY UNTOUCHABLES.

    CALCUTTA, March 28.—The orthodox Hindus' hostility is likely to prevent further consideration by the central legislature of the measure sponsored by Mr. C. ...

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  11. DOMINION STATUS.

    CAPE TOWN, March 28.—The Minister for Defence (Mr. H. Pirow) today moved in the House of Assembly the second reading of the Constitution Bill. ...

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  12. CLAREMONT HOSPITAL.

    A new block of buildings for the accommodation of violent and noisy female patients is under construction at the Claremont Hospital for the Insane. It is ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN APPLES.

    LONDON, March 27.—Candid criticism of Australian apple export methods marked the luncheon on the Ascanius at Liverpool today to mark the opening of the ...

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  14. DOMINION LEAGUE GRATIFIED.

    Warp appreciation of the Secession Committee's report and pleasure at its favourable public reception were expressed at a meeting last night of the ...

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  15. REGAINED PRESTIGE.

    SYDNEY, March 28.—Speaking at the Royal Easter Show luncheon today, the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) said that the wonderful record achieved in the ...

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  16. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    WASHINGTON, March 27.—The compromise of March 25 by which the labour dispute in the motor car industry was settled through the intervention of ...

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  17. LOTTERIES CONTROL.

    LONDON, March 27.—The new Betting and Lotteries Bill was read a first time in the House of Lords this evening. The purpose of the measure is to amend the ...

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  18. PARIS MURDER.

    PARIS, March 27.—Germaine Huot [45), the mistress of millionaires, princes md dukes, whose romantic career was revealed yesterday at her trial for the ...

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  19. STILL AT SEA

    LONDON, March 28.—The American financier, Mr. Samuel Instill, whom the Chicago authorities are seeking to answer company aud charges, is still cruising in ...

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  20. NEW MARKETS FOR PRODUCE.

    LONDON, March 28.—"In consequence of Britain's determination to protect the home producer," paid the High Commissioner for New Zealand (Sir. James Parr) ...

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  21. To the Editor.

    Sir,—This morning's paper informs us that:—"It (the petition) then asks that, as soon as reasonably possible, a Bill for an Act be introduced and passed by the ...

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  22. MOTOR CAR PATENT.

    LONDON, March 27.—The Court of Appeal today reversed with costs the decision in the Austin "sunshine roof" case, holding that on the of the terms of certain ...

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  23. THE STEEL INDUSTRY.

    NEW YORK, March 27.—According to reliable reports prevalent in Wall-street, a fairly general 10 per cent increase in wages will be announced shortly in the ...

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  24. NAVAL STRENGTH.

    WASHINGTON, March 27.—President Roosevelt today advocated further reductions in naval strength at the 1935 naval conference when he signed the Bill ...

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  25. AIRMEN DETAINED.

    SHANGHAI, March 28.—A new cause of friction has arisen between the Soviet and Manchukuo following the announcement by Government official at Changchun ...

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  26. AIRSHIP SERVICES.

    LONDON, March 27.—Captain F. E. Guest, M.P., speaking today at a luncheon given in honour of Dr. Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, said that ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. CANADIAN WHEAT.

    OTTAWA, March 28.—The Federal Treasury would lose only a maximum of £2,600,000 if Mr. John I. McFarland, and the head of the Winnipeg wheat pool. ...

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  28. ALLEGED COMMUNIST.

    TOKIO, March 28.—Sir. William Maxwell Bickerton, a British subject, who was born in New Zealand in 1901 and who is at present a teacher at a Tokio ...

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  29. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT.

    BELGRADE, March 28.—Three men named Oreb, Hodgoreletz and Becovitch, were sentenced to death today for an attempt to assassinate. King Alexander on ...

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  30. VICTORIA'S NEW GOVERNOR.

    LONDON, March 27.—The new Governor of Victoria (Lord Huntingfield) grasped the opportunity of popularising the centenary of Melbourne when, with his wife ...

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  31. ENGLISH TEST CAPTAINCY.

    LONDON, March 28.—Neither confirma­tion, nor denial is obtainable of the report that D. R. Jardine has written from India asking the M.C.C. not to consider him for ...

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  32. PROVISION OF RADIO SETS.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. J. M. Drew), referring yesterday to the latest report of the board of visitors to the Claremont Hospital for the Insane, said that, among ...

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  33. UNEMPLOYED GRANT.

    LONDON, March 28.—Mr. Herbert Morrison, a prominent Labour alderman, describes the "Daily Express" report that the new London County Council proposes ...

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  34. SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW.

    SYDNEY, March 28.—The Royal Easter Show was opened officially today. Crowds of visitors filled the stands and ground. The programme included several jumping ...

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  35. CENTENARY AIR RACE.

    LONDON, March 27.—Referring to the uneasiness expressed in some quarters that competitors in the Melbourne air race after obtaining certificates of ...

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  36. CATERPILLAR PLAGUE.

    BRISBANE, March 28.—Hundreds of acres of valuable grass land at Merrimac, in the Southport district, have been laid hare by a plague of caterpillars which have ...

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  37. INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH.

    LONDON, March 27.—The Lord President of the Council (Mr. Stanley Baldwin) in the House of Commons tonight promised sympathetic consideration to a ...

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  38. POISONED TEA.

    MELBOURNE, March 28.—A girl aged 17 years was charged at the City Court today with haying attempted to administer poison with intent to murder. It ...

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  39. DROUGHT BROKEN.

    WELLINGTON, March 28.—The drought in the Marlborough Province broke yesterday, when nearly an inch and a half of rain fell. Residents of the settlement ...

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  40. DOUBLE SUICIDE.

    BRISBANE, March 28.—Following the finding of the bodies of Fritz Comilo Wolf (51) and his wife, Louise Pauline Wolf (45), at their home, two miles from ...

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  41. AUSTRALIAN MILITARY CHEF.

    MELBOURNE, March 28.—The Minister for Defence (Sir George Pearce) announced today that the appointment of Major-General J. H. Bruche as chief of ...

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  42. COLLIERY DISPUTE.

    MELBOURNE, March 28.—The Minister for Railways (Mr. Menzies) told a deputation representing citizens and miners at Wonthaggi today that, unless ...

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  43. Mr. Rubin in Irak.

    BASRA (Irak), March 27.—Mr. Bernard Rubin arrived today in the course of his survey flight of the Centenary air race route. He complained of difficult in ...

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  44. TOWN-PLANNING IN LONDON.

    LONDON, March 27.—It was announced at a meeting of the London County Council today that instructions had been given for the preparation of a town-planning ...

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  45. BACK FROM EXERCISES.

    LONDON, March 27.—The ships of the home fleet returned from their spring cruise today, and headed by the battleships Malaya and Rodney, steamed into ...

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  46. Another Surrey Flight.

    LONDON, March 28.—Mr. H. L. Brooke an amateur flyer from Yorkshire, left Croydon at 5.20 a.m. today on a preliminary survey of the route of the air ...

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  47. Young South African to Fly.

    CAPE TOWN, March 27.—Mr. Victor Smith, a young South African airman, who has flown from London to the Cape, has accepted the offer of an American ...

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  48. FILM STARS SEPARATE.

    HOLLYWOOD (California), March 27.—The actress, Ruth Chatterton, disclosed to-day her separation from her husband, George Brent. "I find separation ...

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