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  2. DEFENDING AUSTRALIA.

    SYDNEY, July 17.—Under the defence plan to build Australia's defence forces to 250.000 announced by the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) some weeks age, 76,000 ...

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  3. AMERICAN ATTITUDE

    WASHINGTON. July 17.—The Secretary of State (Mr. Cordell Hull), in response to newspaper inquiries, made a statement yesterday on the British ...

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  4. THE BURMA ROAD.

    LONDON, July 17.—Questioned in the House of Commons today on the Japanese demands regarding the transport of war materials through Burma to China ...

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  5. RAIDS ON ENGLAND.

    LONDON, July 17.—Further raids, mainly of a desultory nature, were carried out by German bombers inside the English coasts yesterday afternoon and ...

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  6. BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

    LONDON. July 16.—From Vichy it is reported that the Foreign Minister of the Petain Government (M. Baudouin) has declared that France has notified ...

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  7. WAR WITH ITALY.

    LONDON, July 17.—A quiet day on the Moyale front (where the garrison of British Moyale, on the Kenya-Abyssinian border, was withdrawn during ...

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  8. WHILE BRITAIN WALTS

    While Britain steadfastly awaits the enemy onstaught, in What ever form it may com, persistent reports are circulating on the Continent, particularly in Rome and Berlin, that Hitler may seek some basis of a peace settlement or deliver an ultimatum to Britain ...

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  9. LIVING IN TRAINS.

    LONDON, July 16.—Thousands of Parisians who fled from the city on the approach of the Germans are at present living in trains in sidings, pending a ...

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  10. EMERGENCY COURTS.

    LONDON, July 17.—Power to create special war zone courts authorised to Impose the death penalty for looting and other offences in the event of Invasion, ...

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  11. R.A.F. SUCCESSES.

    LONDON, July 16.—Continuing their intensive attacks on important centres inside Germany and on bases in German occupied territory, Royal Air Force ...

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  12. NAZIS IN SWEDEN.

    LONDON, July 16.—In the House of Commons this evening the Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Mr. Butler) stated that the British Government had ...

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  13. TOKIO COMMENT.

    TOKIO, July 17.—"The matter is being negotiated solely between Japan and Britain and is no concern of the United States," declared the Foreign Office ...

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  14. JAPANESE PREMIER.

    TOKIO, July 17.—Prince Konoe, a former Prime Minister, has accepted that post again and is now engaged in forming a Cabinet to succeed the Yonai ...

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  15. A DARING RESCUE.

    LONDON, July 16.—How a young officer risked his life to rescue his superior officer is told in the citation of the award of the Military Cross to ...

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  16. GUARDING EIRE.

    LONDON, July 17.—The Eire Minister for Defence (Mr. Aitken) announced yesterday that 120.000 volunteers had enlisted in the last six weeks and these ...

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  17. ESCAPE FROM PARIS.

    LONDON, July 17.—After a fortnight's travel from Paris, during which they were turned back at the Spanish frontier, living one day on a single cup of ...

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  18. THE BERLIN ACCOUNT.

    LONDON, July 17.—The Berlin High Command communique issued this afternoon states:—"Bad weather has limited our air activity. Bomber units attacked ...

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  19. JAPANESE STATEMENT.

    TOKIO, July 17.—The Foreign Office spokesman (Mr. Suma) said today that only minor details were outstanding in the negotiations. with Britain on the ...

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  20. BRITAIN'S COAL SURPLUS.

    LONDON, July 16.—Cargoes from the vast supplies of British coal which have accumulated as the result of the submission of France are being shipped to ...

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  21. RELATIONS WITH AUSTRALIA.

    SYDNEY, July 17.—Commenting on the resignation of the Japanese Cabinet, Professor Peter V. Russo, advisory associate on Australian affairs to the ...

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  22. DUTCH DISTURBANCES.

    LONDON, July 16.—The Dutch radio, in an announcement on behalf of the German army of occupation, warns citizens against provoking disturbances. ...

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  23. BRITISH COMMUNICATIONS.

    CAIRO, July 17.—Thousands of bags of mail began to reach the troops in the Middle East and the Mediterranean fleet yesterday, after they had been for a ...

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  24. CHINA'S CONCERN.

    LONDON, July 17.—"The Chinese Ambassador (Mr. Quo Tai-chi) called at the Foreign Office on Monday," said a British Official Wireless bulletin last night, "to ...

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  25. NORWAY'S HELP.

    LONDON. July 16.—The Norwegian correspondent of "The Times" says that the Norwegian mercantile fleet is a very Important Norwegian contribution to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  26. COMMANDER IN ULSTER.

    LONDON. July 17.—Another officer of the British Expeditionary Force has been appointed to an important command. He is Major-General R. P. Pakenham-Walsh, ...

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  27. DEFENCE OF BRITAIN.

    LONDON, July 17.—The Home Guard will be encouraged to use initiative, but the army should be consulted before defence works are undertaken, said the ...

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  28. NEW FRENCH COMMANDER.

    BEIRUT. July 16.—General Fougere becomes French commander-in-chief in the Levant, following the departure for France by air of General Mittelhauser. ...

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  29. FOREIGN SHIPS SEIZED.

    TOKIO, July 16.—Japanese warships have seized nine foreign Vessels off Chenchai, near Hangchow (Central China), which were unaware of the navy's ...

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  30. NUMBER OF INTERNEES.

    LONDON, July 16.—The Under-Secretary to the Home Office (Mr. O. Peake) stated in the House of Commons today that 12.500 men and 3,800 women were ...

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  31. SPAIN AND CHILE.

    MADRID, July 17.—Spain has broken off diplomatic relations with Chile. The communique announcing this action alleges that the Chilean Government ...

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  32. TORPEDOED DESTROYER.

    LONDON, July 17.—It was announced today that one officer and two ratings were killed and 12 ratings were wounded when the destroyer Escort (1,350 tons) ...

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  33. ARMY CASUALTIES.

    LONDON, July 17.—The War Office issued its 26th casualty list today. It contains the names of 73 officers and 865 other ranks, of whom 42 officers and 625 ...

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  34. DUTCH EAST INDIES.

    TOKIO, July 16.—Energetic prosecution of Japan's economic programme in the East Indies is foreshadowed by the statement by the Foreign Office ...

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  35. CANADIAN ARMY HOSPITAL

    LONDON, July 16.—Mr. R. B. Bennett, chairman of the Canadian Red Crow committee, today formally presented a hospital in the. home counties, costing ...

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  36. ANGLO-MEXICAN RELATIONS.

    LONDON. July 16.—The Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Mr. R. A. Butler) said in the House of Commons in answer to a question today that the ...

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  37. SYMBOL FOR POLES.

    LONDON. July 16.—Opening a "Polish House" near Hyde Park today, the Foreign Secretary (Viscount Halifax) said he hoped the establishment of a ...

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