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  2. "THE FLEET IS ALWAYS READY" Says Earl Stanhope.

    The First Lord of the Admiralty (Earl Stanhope), speaking on the aircraft carrier Ark Royal at Portsmouth at the inauguration of the cinema programmes for ratings, satd: "Unfortunately, others are not here to-night, because shortly ...

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  3. RADIO LAUNCHES. Flying Boat Bases.

    The installation of two-way wireless equipment on the Civil Aviation control launches at the flying boat bases in Sydney, Brisbane, ...

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  4. ALBANIAN ALLIANCE. ITALY MAT MOVE.

    Despite officially inspired statements in London and Paris that there is no information to support the reports of an Italian ...

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  5. TARIFF BOARD DIVIDED.

    The Minister for Commerce (Sir Earle Page) announced today, en behalf of the Government, that the Federal Cabinet had ...

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  6. STUDENT LUNACY.

    A widely-published sport evolved at Harvard has taken United States colleges by storm. A Harvard student swallowed three goldfish alive a ...

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  7. WAR CLOUDS DARKENINEAST Fighting on Frotier

    The Domei Newsagency reports that fighting between Soviet and Manchukuo troops began on(April 2,when 23 Russians crossed the border near Liuchia, in the western part of North Hsingan province. They fired on frontier patrols, who ...

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  8. TRIBAL WAR REPORTED.

    Reports have reached Darwin through aborigines of a tibal war between Myall natives of the Wargite and Brinkun Brinkun tribes ...

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  9. REMUNERATIVE PRICES.

    The general secretary of the National Farmers' Union (Mr. Cleveland Fy[?]e),in a letter in "The Farmer and Stockbreeder," ...

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  10. TROOPS WILL ENTER.

    Diplomaic advices from Albania state that the Italians will land troops in Albania on April. 5 and 6. ...

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  11. RUMANIAN FEARS.

    The Rumanian Government's serious view of the ihteniiational situation has caused King Carol to cancel receptions for the time being. M.Gafencu ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. KONGMOON RETAKEN.

    Eighteen Japanese planes are bombing Henshang and Hehgyang. They are also reported to have killed 600 civilians at Macao. Using planes and ...

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  13. PROTESTS FROM U.S.A.

    The United States Embassy has protested to the Japanese over the bombing of the Catholic mission and the looting there on February 25 in ...

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  14. FLURRY IN BRITA[?].

    The Associated Press understands that the request from No. 10 to with hold Earl Stanhope's speech last night was due to erroneous version, in which ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. ANTI-BRLTISH DEMONSTRATION.

    Five thousand Chinese at Kaifeng, which is under Japanese control, demonstrated against Britain, condemning British aid to China and ...

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  16. FAST COMBAT PLANES.

    Contracts will be let for 550 combat planes after the passing of the War Department Bil1. The planes wilL include tho fastest. ...

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  17. FRENCH CRUISER.

    Although reports that Turkey is contemplating an invasion of the Sanjak of Alexandretta have been denied,a French cruiser has ...

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  18. JAPANESE NOW HOLD PORT.

    Using planes and artillery, the Japanese recaptured Kongmoon. The Chinese retreated in the direction of Sunwei. ...

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  19. FISHING FLEET.

    Twenty-thousand fishermen and 144 boats shortly will sail for Soviet waters from Hakodate as a result of the recent fisheries pact with Russia ...

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  20. GIRL SENTENCED.

    Molly Gallacher (18) was sentenced to three years in a Borstal institution for concealing in her rooms explosive material belonging to members of the ...

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  21. AIRCRAFT CARRIER.

    At Quincy (Mass.) the 50th warship of the national defence programme was launched amid the tooting of tuga and cheers of thousands of spectator. ...

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  22. MR. HU[?]SON SATISFIED.

    Mr. R. H. Hudson, Secretary of the Department of Overseas Trade, reached Croydon this af ternoon, having flown from Stockholm, the last of the four ...

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  23. AIR MINISTERS CONFER.

    Conversations which took place today between the Air Minister (Sir Kingsley Wood) and Monsieur Guy Lachambre, the French Air Minister, ...

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  24. MR. CLAPP PROBABLE.

    It is now considered certain that the Victorian Railway Commissioner, Mr. Clapp, will be appointed manager of the vast aircraft manufacturing ...

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  25. ASTONISHING RESULTS.

    Astonishing results in the treatment of cerebro-spinal meningitis are being obtained in the equatorial province with the sulphanilamide drug M. and B. 693. ...

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  26. LOW RUNNING COSTS.

    Fuel for the Commonwealth charcoalburning five-ton truck costs less than [?]d. a mile when running fully loaded. The truck consumes 1.581b. of charcoal ...

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  27. TRADE MISSION.

    The President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Oliver Stanley) announced in the House of Commions that Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, chief economic adviser to ...

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  28. LEAVE TO APPEAL.

    Jimmy Hines, the Tammany leader, who was sentenced to eight years imprisonment on a charge of having been concerned in an illegal lottery, from ...

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  29. MEDICAL SCHEME.

    After a special meeting tp-night. the Queensland Friendly Society tion decided not to accept the new proposals put forward by the Federal ...

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  30. BRITISH CONSUL SHOT. MOSUL ASSASSINATION.

    The Havas Agency correspondent at Beirnt states that Mr. G. Monck Mason, the British Consul at Mosul,is reported to have been assassinated ...

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  31. FOREIGN APPLICANTS.

    The Secretary for War (Mr. HoreBelisha),asked in the House of Commons if he would consider the offer from a group of Czechoslovak reserve ...

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  32. BOMB EXPLOSIONS. THREE IN BIRMINGHAM.

    Three bomb explosions in the centre of Birmingham early this morning extensively shattered windows, but no one was injured. The first occurred ...

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  33. PRISON FOR 458 WOMEN.

    Eleven native women were sen tenced to six months and 447 to three months for stoning to death a native main involved in a money dispute with ...

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  34. SHARP DECLINE.

    The Statistical Bureau indicates a sharp decline, in February trade. Exports were down £2,508,000, though it is reported to be seasonal and due ...

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  35. HANGING ON APRIL 17.

    The Executive Council to-day decided that George Green (38), chimney sweep, who was convicted of the murder of Misses Annie and Phyllis ...

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  36. HONOUR FOR MR. CHURCHILL.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, the Conservative M.P. who has been appointed on honorary Air Commodor ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  37. DUKE OF KENT ILL

    The Duke of Kent has an inflamed throat and a temperature. He will remam indoors fOr a few days His engagements have been cancelld. ...

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  38. LABOUR ALDERMAN.

    Ald. Deveney, the first Labour member of the Melbourne City Council, collapsed and died while playing cards at the Melbourne Town Hall to-day. He ...

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  39. MORE OUTRAGES.

    At Liverpool a second explosion at the foot of tramway pole in the centre of the city blew a hole feet deep in the road but did not damage the track. ...

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  40. KING PROCLAIMED.

    Ghaji's four-year-old son has been proclaimed King Feisal the Second, and his uncle the Emir Abdul, has been appointed regent. ...

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  41. MR. LYONS ILL.

    An official bulletin concerning the condition of the Prime Minister (Mr. J. A. Lyons) stated that he had contracted a severe chill He left for ...

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  42. WAR RESERVISTS

    In the House of Commons the War Secretary (Mr. Hore-Belisha) stated that about 16,000 army reservists would be called up for training in the ...

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  43. TO MANDATED ISLANDS.

    The first flight on the regular passenger service to the South Pacific mandated islands began on April 4. ...

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  44. BRITON WOUNDED.

    Thirty five Arabs were detained after the wounding of Mr. J. H. Iliffc, a Briton attached to the Palestine Archae[?] ...

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  45. "DUKE'S AFRICAN TOUR.

    The Duke of Devonshire is to visit South Africa, and South Rhodesia. He will leave England in May and return [?] [?] in July. ...

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  46. MINISTER'S TRIP CANCELLED.

    The Secretary of State for War (Mr. Hore-Belisha) has postponed his proposed visit to Gibraltar ...

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