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  2. THERE IS NOTHING MAMBY-PAMBY IN BRITISH PARLIAMENT

    JAMES LANSDALE HODSON writes about the House of Commons I sometimes think the most English institution of all is Parliament. It has occasionally been criticised in this war for having too many secret sessions or for being too much under Mr. Churchill's domination, but on the whole it has magnificently vindicated itself. I spent hours in the House of Commons listening to the final ...

    Article : 1,232 words
  3. Tough Platoon Has 80 Kills

    One company of Australians in the Torricelli Mountains of northern New Guinea has now scored 120 certain "kills," while one platoon alone has killed about 80 Japanese. In one encounter it killed an entire Jap party. Repeatedly these men have gone ...

    Article : 312 words
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    SCENES LIKE THIS WERE COMMON in Germany west of the Rhine last week before the British Sixth and the US 47th Airborne Divisions landed in the middle of Kesselring's defences in support of Field Marshal Montgomery's offensive across the Rhine. In this picture, American gliderw and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 74 words
  5. Kesselring Means Last Ditch Stand

    LONDON.—From Field Marshal Montgomery's Headquarters come portraits of two German generals—drink-sodden von Rundstedt and Kesselring. Hitler's appointment of Kesselring as commander-in-chief of the West ...

    Article : 262 words
  6. HITLER GUEST GOING BACK

    NEW YORK. — Captain Jack Clay, test pilot, adagio, dancer, professional wrestler, and one–time house guest of Hitler, is on the way to ...

    Article : 119 words
  7. Gallant Rescue Under Fire

    AITAPE.—At point blank range from two Japanese machine guns, an Australian Commando sergeant went out on to an open creek bed to rescue a wounded comrade. He fought and beat the Japs a s well. He crawled back to the shelter ...

    Article : 375 words
  8. Australia may be Asked to Allow Asiatics in Country

    LONDON. — Australia will probably be asked to widen her immigration policy towards Asiatics after a meeting this year of the international ...

    Article : 128 words
  9. WHEN 10-TON BOMB HITS VIADUCTS FLY

    LONDON.—Parts of the Bie[?]feld, Germany, viaduct were "airborne" at 6000 feet when it was hit by a 10–ton bomb dropped by a ...

    Article : 204 words
  10. FLYING BOMBS WITH WINGS OF WOOD

    LONDON.—The Germans now are believed to be using flying a bombs with instead of metal and one type with a ...

    Article : 120 words
  11. STALIN HAD DRASTIC PLAN TO END WARS

    NEW YORK.—The majority leader in the Senate, Senator Barkley, told the Foreign Policy Association that at a dinner at Teheran in 1943, ...

    Article : 117 words
  12. ARMY INTELLIGENCE WORK SAGA OF COURAGE

    LAE.—When the Jap in New Guinea has been finally beaten and broken, one of the most breath-taking, stories of the war, a saga of courage and cunning, will be there for the telling—the story of the Australian Intelligence work, writes war correspondent Allen Dawes. Its job is to nose out news about the Japs. This work provided and is still ...

    Article : 547 words
  13. REBELLION BY SINATRA FANS

    NEW YORK. — Frank, Sinatra, who was scheduled to perform in Boston at the week-end, failed to show up provoking shricks of "Two-timer," ...

    Article : 126 words
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    SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD NO. 42. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 12 words
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