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  2. MORE SEA LOSSES

    Five more ships have been sunk by enemy action at sea, bringing the total to 13 in three days. The majority have been destroyed by mines. The latest victims comprise a British freighter, a minesweeper ...

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  3. WHEAT DISPUTE.

    Delivery of wheat has started at some of the main stations on the Midland Line in spite of the plans for a hold-up. The hold-up is being organised in protest against the payments fixed under the Commonwealth wheat-acquisition scheme and grower's meetings in ...

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  4. BRITISH RETALIATION.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) made a statement in the House of Commons this afternoon about the sinking of ships by ...

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  5. CALM ON THE FRONT.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—A French War Ministry communique reports reduced activity on the western front yesterday, with some encounters between patrols and ...

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  6. NAZIS AND THE ARMY.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—In a dispatch from Amsterdam last night Mr. Beech Conger, formerly Berlin correspondent of the New York "Herald-Tribune," said that ...

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  7. PLANES OVER BRITAIN.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—A German plane was brought down off the south-east coast this morning by a British fighter patrol. Yesterday two German machines flew ...

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  8. SEA AND AIR.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—There is every confidence that the two latest developments in German methods-ruthlessness in illegal mine-laying and the increase of ...

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  9. THE SIMON BOLIVAR.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—According to a list issued early this morning by the London agents of the 7,900-ton Dutch passenger liner Simon Bolivar, which was ...

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  10. BRUCE ROCK REJECTS HOLD-UP.

    BRUCE ROCK, Nov. 19.—A meeting convened by the Bruce Rock branch of the Wheat and Wool Growers' Union to afford producers the opportunity of ...

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  11. ESTIMATE OF CASUALTIES.

    CANBERRA, Nov. 21.—The Assistant -Minister for Repatriation (Senator Collett) told members of the Senate tonight that it was estimated that the total losses ...

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  12. GERMAN UNEASINESS.

    NEW YORK, Nov. 21—The 'Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" says that diplomats believe that growing German uneasiness as to Soviet ...

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  13. VICTORIAN DEMANDS.

    MELBOURNE, Nov. 21.—Wheatgrowers are to be advised by the Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers' Association not to cart wheat unless the Federal ...

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  14. BERLIN ANNOUNCEMENT.

    BERLIN, Nov. 21—An official news agency announcement today states:— "Despite very unfavourable weather, the air force continued yesterday its ...

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  15. ATHENIA DISASTER.

    An account of the sinking of the Athenia, which was torpedoed in the North Atlantic on September 24, was given at Fremantle yesterday by Mrs. ...

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  16. GUNS IN THE MUD.

    VIA LONDON, Nov. 20.—Standing in icy, drenching rain today I watched a battery of British field guns being hurried into action against an imaginary ...

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  17. EMPIRE AIR SCHEME.

    OTTAWA, Nov. 20.—The Australian and New Zealand delegates to the Empire conference on the large-scale air training scheme expect to leave for home ...

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  18. FARMERS' MEETINGS.

    CARNAMAH, Nov. 21.—Approximately 200 farmers in the Carnamah Road Board district attended a meeting held here last night under the auspices of ...

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  19. NEUTRAL SINKINGS.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—Bitter attacks continue to be made on Britain's policy at sea through the German Press and radio stations. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  20. EX-IMPERIAL FAMILY.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The United Press correspondent in Berlin says that, in order to disprove reports that he had been shot. Prince August Wilhelm, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  21. ATTITUDE OF OTHER STATES.

    The president of the Wheat and Wool Growers' Union (Mr. T. H. Powell) will leave Perth by airliner this morning to attend the meeting in Melbourne ...

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  22. DUTCH SEA LOSSES.

    THE HAGUE. Nov. 21.—"Holland has lost as many lives in this war as have been lost on the whole of the western front," says the Amsterdam newspaper. ...

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  23. AUSTRALIAN PILOTS.

    LONDON. Nov. 20.—The Australian Associated Press learns that only a small proportion of Australian volunteer airmen are likely to serve in specifically ...

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  24. PASSENGERS FOR HOLLAND.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The Lisbon correspondent of the United Press (American) says that passengers on the Dutch liners Oranje (19,850 tons), Jan Pieterszoon ...

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  25. NORTHERN FARMERS' STAND.

    BINNU, Nov. 21.—At Binnu today a meeting of about 30 farmers from Binnu and Ogilvy declared that until instructions were received from the head office ...

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  26. MUNICH OUTRAGE AFTERMATH.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—The Exchange Telegraph's correspondent at Zurich (Switzerland) states that over 200 priests have been arrested in Austria since the ...

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  27. VIEWS IN ASSEMBLY.

    On two occasions in the Legislative Assembly last night references were made to the wheat hold-up. One speaker was the Leader of the Parliamentary National ...

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  28. CAPTURED FREIGHTER.

    LONDON. Nov. 20.—Fifty-eight prisoners from the German merchantman Uhenfels (7,603 tons), which was captured by a British warship and taken to ...

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  29. USE OF GAS.

    PARIS, Nov. 20.—A Polish Government communique states that numerous affidavits from sanitary authorities reveal that the Germans used asphyxiating gas ...

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  30. SUPPORT FROM PINGELLY.

    PINGELLY. Nov. 19.—Following a meeting convened by the Pingelly Agricultural Society to discuss a scheme for the organisation of the wheat and ...

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  31. GERMAN "STEEL KING."

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The British United Press correspondent in Zurich (Switzerland) states that Herr Fritz Thyssen, the German "Steel King," said ...

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  32. BOMBERS FROM U.S.A.

    NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—The Lockheed Aircraft Corporation will complete by the week-end the last of the 250 bombers that Britain ordered in June of last year, the ...

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  33. BATTLES WITH "IMPERIALISTS"

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—A stir has been caused in Moscow by a reference to "forthcoming battles with imperialist birds of prey," contained in a message ...

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  34. IN BRITISH GUISE.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The Cape Town correspondent of the British United Press says that the German passenger liner Windhuk (16,662 tons), which slipped ...

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  35. THE BALKANS.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—"Signs are multiplying," says "The Times" in a leading article, "that Italy favours the formation of a neutral Balkan bloc. She is ...

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  36. FLIGHTS OF NAZI FANCY.

    MELBOURNE, Nov. 21.—It is increasingly evident, says a bulletin issued by the Department of Information, that lack of sensational news m land, sea or ...

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  37. MR. CASEY IN BRITAIN.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The Ambassador of the United States in Britain (Mr. J. P. Kennedy) gave an informal luncheon today to the Australian Minister for ...

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  38. DANISH ANXIETY.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The Copenhagen correspondent of '"The Times" says that the news of the sinking of several ships by mines during the week-end was ...

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  39. PICKETS FROM LAKE GRACE.

    LAKE GRACE, Nov. 21.—A well- attended meeting of wheatgrowers was held at Lake Grace yesterday, and received the report of the delegates to the ...

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  40. DANISH TRADE.

    LONDON, Nov. 21.—Anglo-Danish commercial negotiations will begin in London next week. The Danish delegation will include Prince Axel, members ...

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  41. ANGLO-FRENCH UNITY.

    LONDON. Nov. 21.—The Secretary for War (Mr. Hore-Belisha) returned to London by plane yesterday from his visit to France. He said he had conferred with ...

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  42. FATE OF JEWS.

    LONDON, Nov. 20.—The Jewish Agency at Vilna [?]the former Polish city, which Russia has handed over to Lithuania) reports that the Gestapo at Lodz ...

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  43. REVISED WAR RISKS.

    LONDON. Nov. 20.—The schedule of war risk rates has been altered as follows:—Australasia to Fiji, the New Hebrides, New Caledonia, New Guinea. ...

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  44. POLES SENTENCED.

    BERLIN, Nov. 20.—Charged with murdering two Germans early in the war in Poland, a Pole has been sentenced to death at Posen and seven other Poles ...

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