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  2. THE AIR RACE.

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—The Australian Press Association learns that, due to the failure of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith to obtain a Department of Commerce ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN SCIENTIST.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—The death occurred today in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital of Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth David, K.B.E., C.M.G., D.S.O., ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. INDIAN FLOODS.

    CALCUTTA, Aug. 28.—Although the Ganges floods generally are slightly subsiding, many towns and hundreds of villages on and near the river banks are still ...

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  5. TEACHERS' UNION.

    Commenting yesterday on the statement (published in "The West Australian" yesterday) by the secretary of the Teachers' Union (Mr. W. E. Thomas), in reply to ...

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  6. GRAVE STRIKE THREAT.

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Faced with the biggest industrial strike, either actual of threatened, under the recovery programme of the Roosevelt Administration. ...

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  7. FRENCH NAVY.

    PARIS, Aug. 28.—The Minister for Marine (M. Pietri) in outlining the Government's naval policy in the Chamber of Deputies today, said that the foremost ...

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  8. THE COTTON DUTIES.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—Concessions in import duties for cotton goods entering Australia before November 15 were announced today by the Minister for ...

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  9. HITLER'S DEPUTIES.

    BERLIN, Aug. 28.—In accordance with the Cabinet decree on the eve of President von Hindenburg's death and approved by the plebiscite of August 19, ...

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  10. CHURCH CONTROVERSY.

    BERLIN, Aug. 27.—The Council of the Evangelical Church, representing 7,000 of the 16,000 pastors in Germany, has called upon the dissidents and the Bishops of ...

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  11. THE ROYAL VISIT.

    GIBRALTAR, Aug. 28.—"Good-bye Sussex and good luck!" has been flagged, semaphored and morsed dozens of times since the cruiser Sussex left Sheerness in ...

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  12. EXCHANGE SPECULATION.

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—The city editor of the "Daily Telegraph" writes: "Continental speculators who have been selling sterling, suddenly changed their tactics ...

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  13. "HEARD NOTHING OFFICIALLY."

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—When Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, who is now in Melbourne, was informed of the cable message which had been received, he said, ...

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  14. INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION.

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—As a first step in the long-contemplated reorganisation of the National Recovery Administration, it was announced tonight that all ...

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  15. THE SAAR PLEBISCITE.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—"The Times," in a leading article, acknowledges Herr Hitler's speech appealing to Germans in the Saar to vote in the next year's ...

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  16. RIVAL AIRPORTS.

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—The "Daily Telegraph" states that with a view to popularising Jodhpur as an air port, competing with Allahabad, the Maharaja of Jodhpur offers ...

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  17. LANCASHIRE RETALIATION.

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—The secretary of the Bolton Grocers' Association said to-day that a committee was considering a boycott of Australian goods in retaliation ...

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  18. ITALIAN PILOTS CHANGED.

    ROME, Aug. 28.—Two Italian Air Force officers, Major Attilio Biseo and Captain Osvaldo Baldi, will replace Signora Passaleva and Bacula in piloting the Savoia ...

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  19. ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN.

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—The order by the Ministry of Transport forbidding the blowing of motor horns at night within a radius of five miles of Charing Cross came into ...

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  20. IRONWORKS DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—The strike at Lysaght's Newcastle galvanised iron works arising but of the dismissal of an employee extended today, and now ...

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  21. "SPIRIT OF ARMS."

    BERLIN, Aug. 28.—Under the Treaty of Versailles, German universities are forbidden to give instruction in the use of arms or instruction in connexion with any ...

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  22. PLANE CRASH IN AFRICA.

    CAPE TOWN, Aug. 28.—Dr. J. J. Vanderleeuw, field secretary of the New Education Fellowship, is reported to have been killed when his plane crashed while ...

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  23. AUSTRALIA'S GOOD WISHES.

    CANBERRA, Aug. 28.—His Excellency the Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) has dispatched the following message to His Majesty the King:— ...

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  24. NORTHERN TRIBES.

    ADELAIDE, Aug. 28.—Important scientific work was done among the Dieri and Wonkanguru, and other fast diminishing aboriginal tribes of the North by the ...

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  25. FREIGHTER AGROUND.

    GIBRALTAR, Aug. 28.—The first thrill of the trip of H.M.S. Sussex, which will convey the Duke of Gloucester to Australia, occurred at 11 o'clock last night ...

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  26. YORK RECEPTION PLANS.

    YORK, Aug. 28.—The following proposed programme is to be submitted for approval in connexion with the visit of the Duke of Gloucester to York. On ...

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  27. N.Z. GOVERNOR-GENERAL.

    WELLINGTON, Aug. 28.—The Governor-General (Lord Bledisloe) and Lady Bledisloe will shortly visit Australia. They will leave Wellington on October 5 for ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  28. GREAT EXPECTATIONS

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—The British Association for the Advancement of Science, which is holding its annual meetings at Aberystwyth next month, and at which ...

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  29. GOVERNMENT CRITICISED.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—The Leader of the Federal Parliamentary Country Party (Dr. Page), supporting Mr. H. McClelland's candidature for the Wimmera seat in the ...

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  30. DAIRY PRODUCE MARKETING.

    ADELAIDE, Aug. 28.—The Dairy Produce Bill, which provides for the establishment of a State scheme relating to the marketing of dairy produce, passed ...

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  31. EXPLORING AT 80.

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—The celebrated octogenarian archaeologist, Sir Flinders Petrie, with his wife and two students, is starting this week for Northern Syria, ...

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  32. NOT WANTED IN ULSTER.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—The Government of Northern Ireland has prohibited General O'Duffy, the Blue Shirt leader, from entering any part of Northern Ireland until ...

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  33. NAVAL BAND AT LEGACY BALL.

    An unusual entertainment at the Perth Legacy Club ball, in honour of the Duke of Gloucester, in Government. House ballroom on October 4, will be ...

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  34. THE AMERICA'S CUP.

    NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Aug. 27.— The yacht Rainbow, Mr. Harold Vanderbilt's new candidate for the defence of the America's Cup, today defeated Yankee, the ...

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  35. A NIGHT IN THE SNOW.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—A message from Orbost states that two men from Sydney were lost in the snow on Sunday night in mountainous country near Bendoc. ...

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  36. GOLD EXPLORATION.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has co-opted the services of Messrs E. C. Clark, H. St. J. Somerset, and W. E. ...

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  37. SALVATION ARMY LEADERSHIP

    LONDON, Aug. 28.—General Higgins, who will retire from the leadership of the Salvation Army on November l, presided today at the Central Hall, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  38. LIFE PRISONER RELEASED.

    ADELAIDE, Aug. 28.—Hori G. Morse was released from Yatala Labour Prison yesterday after having served 10 years of a sentence of life imprisonment on a ...

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  39. FLOWERS IN ICE.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.—Fourteen blocks of West Australian flowers in ice have arrived for exhibition at a flower show in Oakland in September. In a ceremony at ...

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  40. A CHILD'S PATERNITY.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—Medical evidence was tendered to Mr. Arnold, S.M., in a suburban Children's Court this week, to show that a child was not the child of ...

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  41. ELECTION OF MAYORS.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—Unusual incidents marked the proceedings at three of the statutory council meetings which were held in the suburbs last night for the ...

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  42. MERCHANT'S £88,000 ESTATE.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—A disclosure was made in the Equity Court today that the Commissioner of Taxation had informed the executors of the will of the late ...

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  43. LAUNCHING A LINER.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—The Duke of Gloucester, while attending a returned soldiers' concert at Brisbane, will launch by wireless at 11 a.m. (Greenwich time) on ...

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  44. GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH WORK.

    ADELAIDE, Aug. 28.—A high tribute to the capability, personality, and enthusiasm of Sir Edgeworth David was paid by Sir Douglas Mawson. Professor ...

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  45. TRANSPORT COMPETITION.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 28.—The Transport Regulation Board plainly, indicated today that it was not willing to consider objections by the Railways Commissioners to ...

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  46. TRAPPED WOMAN'S DEATH.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—The City Coroner (Mr. H. H. Farrington) returned an open verdict today at the conclusion of the inquest on Mrs. Stella Ann Harrison. ...

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  47. VERSATILE AUSTRALIAN ACTOR.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—Collins, Ltd., are publishing an interesting travel book entitled "Strolling Through Scotland," by the Australian actor. Mr. W. S. ...

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  48. ASSAULT AND ROBBERY

    AUCKLAND, Aug. 28.—John Leslie Florance (25), who was convicted today of violent assault on the occasion of a burglary, was sentenced by Mr. Justice ...

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  49. BULLET BORNE FOR 19 YEARS.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 28.—Officials of the Returned Soldiers' League stated today that a Turkish bullet which had been in the thigh of Mr. George Guthrie for the last ...

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