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  2. AUSTRALIAN VIEW.

    In a statement on the international outlook after a meeting of Federal Minister (Mr. Menzies) said that the general impression in authoritative circles was that the discussions in Europe during the previous 24 ...

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  3. GERMAN BOASTS.

    BERLIN, Aug. 27.—Delivering "a reply to Mr. Chamberlain" at the convention at Graz of foreign-dwelling Germans, Herr Hess (the Deputy leader of the Nazi ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. BRITISH CABINET.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—It is learnt that the Prime Minister (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) and his advisers are already considering broadening the basis of the ...

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  5. RUSSIA'S POSITION.

    MOSCOW, Aug. 27.—The members of the British and French military missions left for Leningrad at 12.30 a.m. yesterday, on their way home via Finland. They ...

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  6. THE NEED FOR POWER.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.—"It is necessary to have power and might in the world today. There is nothing wrong in having them; the important thing is ...

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  7. FRANCE PREPARED.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—A Paris message states that officials there believe that peace "hangs by a thread." The Government has issued a new and more ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. OIL AND EXPLOSIVES.

    KALGOORLIE, Aug. 27.—The Chamber of Mines had no official notification yet of any plans to ration oil or explosives supplies for the mines, said the ...

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  9. Fuel Stores in Canberra.

    CANBERRA, Aug. 27.—Commonwealth police today made a survey of stores of liquid fuel held in the territory. The quantity of petrol in bulk tanks was ...

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  10. MR. MENZIES RETAINS HOPE.

    MELBOURNE. Aug. 27.—"Time marches on in favour of peace," the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) declared when he opened a new picture theatre at surrey ...

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  11. JAPANESE ANGER.

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—The signing of the Russo-German Pact has bitterly angered Japan and authoritative sources in Tokio declare that she has decided on a policy ...

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  12. CANADA'S POSITION.

    OTTAWA. Aug. 26.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Mackenzie King) has sent appeals to Herr Hitler, the President of Poland (M. Moscickl) and Signor ...

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  13. EX-SOLDIERS' INTEREST.

    The subject of defence will be prominent at the next annual State congress of the Returned Soldiers' League, to be held at the end of September. ...

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  14. GERMAN ASSURANCES.

    BRUSSELS, Aug. 26.—The German Ambassador (Herr von Bulow Schwante) has personally told King Leopold that Germany will in no way violate Belgium's ...

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  15. GERMAN SHIPS' MOVEMENTS.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 27.—The Norddeutscher Lloyd freighter Lahn (8,498 tons), which was to have remained in Sydney until September 5, unexpectedly cleared the ...

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  16. The Stassfurt's "Disappearance."

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.—The German freighter Stassfurt from Hamburg has "disappeared" between Adelaide and Melbourne. The vessel has not been heard ...

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  17. WHERE SOUTH AFRICA STANDS.

    CAPE TOWN, Aug. 25.—The Minister for Posts and Telegraphs (Senator Clarkson) said today that insinuations that the Government had decided on ...

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  18. ITALIAN MOTORSHIP AT SEA.

    BRISBANE, Aug. 27.—The Italian motorship Romolo left Brisbane at 5.30 a.m. on Saturday for Genoa, via southern ports. She did not load cargo, ...

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  19. N.Z. READINESS.

    AUCKLAND, Aug. 27.—A declaration that New Zealand was prepared for all eventualities was made by the Deputy-Premier (Mr. Fraser) following a meeting ...

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  20. AMERICAN INTEREST.

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—Both officials and the American public continue to watch the European crisis with bated breath-and in the desperate hope that ...

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  21. RUMANIA AND HUNGARY.

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—It is announced officially in Bukarest that Hungary has refused to sign the non-aggression pact offered by Rumania earlier in the week. ...

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  22. WATERFRONT RESTRICTIONS.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.—Arrangements to close the Melbourne waterfront if necessary are well advanced. Visitors will not be allowed to board the P. and ...

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  23. TELLING GERMANS THE TRUTH.

    LONDON, Aug. 25.—"War is very near," declares the British Labour Party in a message to the German people issued this evening. "If Herr Hitler attacks ...

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  24. BERMUDA'S STEP.

    HAMILTON (Bermuda), Aug. 25.—A state of emergency was proclaimed to-day after an Act had been rushed through the Legislature granting the ...

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  25. DEFENCE LEADERS.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.—The Chief of the General Staff (Major-General J. D. Lavarack) and the Adjutant-General of the Australian Military Forces (Colonel ...

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  26. DEFENCE IMPROVEMENT.

    KALGOORLIE, Aug. 27.—The Federal Government viewed the international situation with the utmost concern, said the Minister in Charge of War Service ...

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  27. NATIONALS IN EUROPE.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—Acting on the instructions of the Japanese authorities in Europe, the liner Yasukuni Mara embarked at Hamburg 240 Japanese men, ...

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  28. GIBRALTAR READY.

    GIBRALTAR, Aug. 26.—All guns and listening posts at Gibraltar are fully manned. The majority of the members of the garrison are at their stations. ...

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  29. DOMINION OFFICIALS.

    LONDON, Aug. 25.—The Government today offered the Dominion High Commissioners and Agents-General facilities to remove their staffs and office records ...

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  30. A CHANGE OF FEELING.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—The Tientsin correspondent of the British United Press says it is reported that Japanese sentries have beaten several Germans. ...

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  31. ACTION IN INDIA.

    SIMLA, Aug. 26.—The Government has prohibited the export of arms, ammunition. flax and chemicals. The Premier of the Punjab has ...

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  32. STRIDES MADE SINCE LAST YEAR.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 27.—The Inspector-General of the Australian Military Forces (Lieut.-Gen. E. K. Squires) said today that despite the sorrow, the ...

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  33. N.S.W. PRECAUTIONS.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 27.—Precautionary measures against sabotage, including the stationing of militia guards at special points, were brought into force in Sydney ...

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  34. ATTITUDE TO BRITONS.

    SHANGHAI, Aug. 25.—Since the Russo-German rapprochement Japanese sentiment to Britons has markedly changed. Troops are attempting to fraternise with ...

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  35. RAID IN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    WINDHOEK (South-West Africa), Aug. 26.—The police today raided and closed the offices of the German Trans-Ocean news service. The equipment was ...

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  36. FILM STARS IN EUROPE.

    HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25.—Cinema studios have cabled to film stars who are now in Europe to return home immediately. "Book passages on the first ...

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  37. FAR EASTERN COMMAND.

    LONDON, Aug. 25.—It is understood that the Chatfield Committee has recommended the establishment of a Far Eastern command, with headquarters in ...

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  38. JEWS FLEE FROM SLOVAKIA.

    BRATISLAVA, Aug. 25.—The news of the Moscow pact caused a panic and an exodus of Jews from Slovakia to Hungary. Frontier guards confiscated their ...

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  39. RADIO INTERFERENCE.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 27.—Naval, Post Office and civil aviation authorities investigated a sudden and mysterious interference with the 45-metre emergency ...

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  40. AUSTRALIA'S CHANCE.

    TOKIO, Aug. 27.—It is considered that Australia, if she intends to send a Minister to Tokio (as has been proposed) she would find it advantageous in the ...

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  41. CROWDS DEMONSTRATE.

    COPENHAGEN, Aug. 27.—A Danish woman, on her arrival here from Berlin today, told of a series of ant-war demonstrations. She declared that she saw ...

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  42. A NEUTRAL SPAIN LIKELY.

    PARIS, Aug. 25.—Reports from Spain indicate that General Franco is resolved on neutrality, as he considers it important to concentrate on rebuilding his own ...

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  43. CENSORSHIP OF CABLEGRAMS.

    MONTREAL, Aug. 25.—Cable companies here have been notified that a censorship will be imposed in England at 11 am. (Greenwich mean time) on ...

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  44. TASMANIAN MEASURES.

    HOBART, Aug. 27.—In view of the tenseness of the international situation, all vulnerable points in Tasmania have been given "adequate protection." ...

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  45. BULGARIA'S CLAIMS.

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—The Sofia correspondent of the Associated Press states that the Vice-President of the Bulgarian National Assembly (M. Markoff), who has ...

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  46. TERRITORIAL ARMY FOR EGYPT.

    CAIRO, Aug. 27.—The Cabinet, after a meeting lasting five hours today, decided on the establishment of a territorial army. ...

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  47. A POLISH VIEW.

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—Polish official circles here declare that Poland cannot negotiate through Russia "because the Russian move is not a genuine peace ...

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  48. IRISH NEUTRALITY REPORT.

    LONDON, Aug. 27.—It is reported from Dublin that the Government has decided to remain neutral in the event of war. No confirmation of this report can be ...

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  49. IN QUEENSLAND.

    BRISBANE, Aug. 27.—Precautionary defence measures were put into effect quietly in Brisbane and along the coastal lines of communication ...

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