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  2. THE ISSUE IN SPAIN.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—Though the rearguard of the Spanish Government forces continues to show fight, covering the exodus of civilian and military refugees ...

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  3. FRENCH FIRMNESS.

    PARIS, Feb. 8.—The Senate carried a vote of confidence in the Government by 290 to 16 last night after the Foreign Minister (M. Bonnet), using even stronger ...

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  4. AIR RAID PROTECTION.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—The first comprehensive plans for the provision of 100 per cent protection against air raids in Britain by deep underground bomb-proof ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. THE PALESTINE TALKS.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—High tributes to the peace efforts of the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) were paid by Arab delegates when the British Government's ...

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  6. SWEDISH SEAMAN KILLED

    SYDNEY, Feb. 8.—The battered body of Eric Carlson (50), a Swedish seaman from the steamer Caledon, was found in a lavatory at the rear of the Glengarrie ...

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  7. JAPANESE POLICY.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—According to the Tokio correspondent of "The Times" Japan is not likely to welcome proposals for expanding the Anti-Comintern Pact ...

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  8. BOMB OUTRAGES.

    DUBLIN, Feb. 8.—References to the recent series of bomb outrages in England attributed to Irish Republican Army extremists, were made in the Senate last ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. WHEAT BONUS.

    The scale of payment in distributing the £100,000 specially provided for assistance to drought-affected wheatgrowers in this State from the equalisation fund ...

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  10. TSINGTAO INCIDENT.

    HONG KONG, Feb. 8.—While Vice- Admiral Sir Percy Noble and Admiral Yarnell, the British and American commanders-in-chief in China, were paying a ...

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  11. BUILDING AN EMPIRE

    BERLIN, Feb. 7.—The journal "Schwarzekorps," organ of the Nazi Black Guards. praises Britain's colonial work in the course of an article explaining that in ...

    Article : 254 words
  12. FRANCE AND BRITAIN.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—During his State visit to London the President of the French Republic (M. Lebrun) and Madame Lebrun will attend a reception ...

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  13. MARKED FOR DEATH.

    SHANGHAI, Feb. 8.—The names of Mr. H. J. Timperley, the former West Australian journalist, who has given wide publicity to Japanese atrocities in China, and ...

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  14. EXPANDING THE NAVY.

    TOKIO, Feb. 7.—The Minister for Navy (Admiral Yonai) announced today that a supplementary budget would shortly be submitted to the Diet providing for new ...

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  15. MRS. ROOSEVELT AND NAZIS.

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Mrs. Roosevelt, the wife of President Roosevelt, whose daily column of comment in a Large a umber of newspapers is ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. DEFENCE OF LONDON.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—The Secretary for War (Mr. Hore-Belisha) announced today that although the Government was not desirous of qualifying the Territorial ...

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  17. FUTURE OF THE JEWS.

    BERLIN, Feb. 7.—The Reich Cultural Leader (Dr. Alfred Rosenberg), in an address to the Diplomatic Corps and foreign journalists today, blandly explained the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. SOUTH AFRICA'S ANTHEM.

    CAPE TOWN, Feb. 8.—The National Assembly by 88 votes to 22 today rejected a motion introduced by the leader of the Nationalist Party that "Die Stem van Suid ...

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  19. POLICE ACTIVITY.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—The "Star" reports that detectives from Scotland Yard before dawn today raided a house in Sutton, arrested six Irishmen and seized ...

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  20. UNDER FIRE.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—Mr. Alan Tully, of Melbourne, who was a passenger aboard the Imperial Airways plane Delia, which, bound from Hong Kong to Hanoi (French ...

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  21. ARAB REPRESENTATIVES.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—The following official statement regarding the composition of the Arab delegations at the Palestine conferences was issued today: "His ...

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  22. DUTCH AIRLINE.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—Six 40-seater airliners for the England-Australia route have been ordered by Royal Dutch Airlines from the Douglas Aircraft Co. in ...

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  23. CAPE TO ENGLAND.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—Mr. Alexander Henshaw, who landed at Cape Town on Tuesday after a record-breaking flight from England, left there yesterday at ...

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  24. ITALIAN POLICY.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—It is understood that in reply to representations by the British Government, the Italian Foreign Minister (Count Ciano), on behalf of ...

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  25. ANTI-AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT.

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—President Roosevelt at a Press conference today stated that the manufacture of American anti-aircraft equipment had been ...

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  26. POSTERS OFFEND.

    BELFAST, Feb. 8.—Four men were arrested this morning after Irish Republican Army posters reading "We citizens of the Irish Republic demand the ...

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  27. Darwin-Sydney Record Flight.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 8.—The Dutch airliner which arrived at Sydney at 7 p.m. today created a new Darwin to Sydney record of 12 hours two minutes for the 2,225 ...

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  28. AID FOR CZECHS.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—The Czechoslovakia Financial Assistance Bill (under which Britain will treat as a free grant £4,000,000 of the £10,000,000 already ...

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  29. VALUABLE NECKLACE'S FATE.

    AUCKLAND, Feb. 8.—A 19-year-old girl who was formerly employed at an Auckland private hospital was charged in the Supreme Court today with the theft ...

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  30. SHOOTING TRAGEDY.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 8.—Police believe that a story of unrequited love lies behind the death of Leslie George Scorgie (17), of Wheeney Creek, near Kurrajong, who ...

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  31. TERRORISM CONTINUES.

    JERUSALEM, Feb. 8.—Terrorism is apparently being continued to reinforce the Arab speeches at the Palestine Conference in London. A landmine killed ...

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  32. ARRESTS IN ALSACE.

    PARIS, Feb. 7.—Dr. Charles Roos, an Alsatian autonomist leader, and several of his followers have been arrested at Strasbourg on charges of having plotted ...

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  33. BRITISH POLITICS.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—Some of his influential friends are again urging the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) to decide on an early general election. They believe ...

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  34. ITALY'S TRADE.

    ROME, Feb. 7.—Italy's foreign trade decreased in value in 1938 by 12 per cent. Imports last year totalled £121,000,000, compared with £151,000,000 in the ...

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  35. COST OF TROUBLES.

    LONDON, Feb. 8.—A supplementary civil estimate of £4,549,000 published to-day includes £3,134,000 for the Palestine troubles. This is made up of £1,120,000 ...

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  36. VIGOUR IN THE DANCE.

    LONDON, Feb. 7.—The Dartmouth Corporation has banned the Lambeth Walk's popular rival, the Palais Glide, "because it strains the ballroom ...

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  37. SOUTH AFRICAN FLOODS.

    DURBAN, Feb. 8.—Fifteen persons have been drowned and thousands are homeless in Natal and the Transvaal as a result of heavy floods. Bridges and ...

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  38. Relations with Soviet Renewed.

    ROME, Feb. 7.—Commercial relations between Italy and the Soviet, broken in 1936, are renewed under a treaty between the two countries signed today. It is ...

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  39. ACCIDENT VICTIM'S DEATH.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 8.—The operation performed at St. Vincent's Hospital in the hope of saving the life of Jack Dyke (30), of Glasgow-avenue, Bondi, after he had ...

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  40. WARSHIPS COLLIDE.

    PARIS, Feb. 8.—It is believed that two men were killed and 30 injured when a French cruiser and a destroyer collided in a heavy fog during manoeuvres in ...

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  41. ATLANTIC AIRLINE.

    PARIS, Feb. 8.—Two seaplanes and three landplanes will maintain France's transatlantic air service between Bordeaux and New York when it begins in ...

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  42. BLACK SEA STATES.

    BUKAREST, Feb. 8.—It is understood the Soviet Government has suggested a security pact to Rumania. Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece to preserve the status ...

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  43. JAPANESE AND THE SOLOMONS

    BRISBANE, Feb. 8.—Mr. C. R. Bignell, of Isabel plantations, Eulakora, who has spent the last 31 years in the British Solomon Islands, passed through by the ...

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  44. U.S. NATIONAL DEBT.

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Giving evidence today before the Senate Finance Committee the Secretary of the Treasury (Mr. Henry Morgenthau) predicted that ...

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  45. MONEY FOR ARMS.

    LONDON, Feb. 3.—"Germany's expenditure on military purposes since the inception of the Nazi regime to April, 1938, totalled £2,800,000,000 and she is ...

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  46. "DROWNED" MAN IN COURT.

    AUCKLAND, Feb. 8.—Believed at the time to have been drowned, a man who failed to answer to bail upon which he had been released and whose clothes were ...

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  47. COACHES OF TRAIN DERAILED.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 8.—The engine of the north-west mail train which left Sydney at 3.30 p.m. today struck oxywelding gear on the lines two miles north of the ...

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  48. JAPANESE MINERS KILLED.

    TOKIO, Feb. 8.—Ten miners were killed and ten were seriously injured when an avalanche today overwhelmed workings near the ridge of Sugino. Eighty men ...

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  49. EXPORT LAMB COMPETITION.

    LONDON, Feb. 6.—The results of the all-Australian export lamb competition, fifth series, have been announced as follows: First: R. B. Mills and Son, of ...

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  50. POLISH TRADE DELEGATION.

    WARSAW, Feb. 8.—By sending a trade delegation to Burgos, Poland has accorded General Franco's regime de facto recognition. ...

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