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  2. PRECAUTIONS IN PERTH

    PERTH, Monday. —Suspecting smallpox, the commonwealth chief quarantine officer (Dr. G. A. Murray) and the commissioner of public health (Dr. E. ...

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  3. NAVAL RATIO OF 5-5-3

    The ratio of 5-5-3 in naval armaments for Great Britain, the United States, and Japan respectively was upheld by the Secretary of State ...

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  4. BROADCAST BY PRIEST

    The International News Service says that the Pope is personally investigating the circumstances of the broadcast from the Vatican City ...

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  5. WORLD HAPPENINGS SEEN AT A GLANCE

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  6. ANZAC DAY SERVICE

    Sir,—I and many of my war comrades will not march on Anzac Day. For years I have marched, and at times I have dropped out of the procession, with many ...

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  7. BRITAIN AND ITALY

    CANBERRA, Monday.—Messages received by the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) from the British Government in the last few days are ...

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  8. JEWS MAKE INQUIRIESd.___

    After the Hitler coup in Austria inquiries were made at Australia House in London by Germans and Austrlans for information about ...

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  9. Woman Threatens Stalin's Life

    SPEAKING from a secret radio station last night, a woman threatened the life of the Soviet leader, M. Stalin. ...

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  10. MONEY FOR DEFENCE

    It is understood that the Prime Minister (M. Blum) intends to impose a capital levy of from 4 to 17 per cent, for national defence. ...

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  11. AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL

    CANBERRA, Monday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) announced to-day that he had received advice from the High Commissioner (Mr. ...

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  12. MURDERED IN DESERT

    A woman and her daughter were beaten to death on a lonely stretch of wasteland a few daj's ago while motoring across the desert from Berkely (California). ...

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  13. WIRELESS BEAM

    Referring to the sale to Cables and Wireless Ltd. by the British Government for about £2,500,000 of the beam wireless service, the city ...

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  14. ONLY FEW VOTES TO COME

    SYDNEY, Monday. — The counting of votes polled in the State election was practically completed to-day in two country seats where the issue had been in doubt. ...

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  15. WAFDIST LEADER DEFEATED

    The final count In the Egyptian general election shows that the Liberal (Government) party has won 96 seats, the Saadists 79, Independents 59, and the Wafdiste ...

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  16. OBITUARY

    The death occurred yesterday of Mr. Ninion Batchelor, a pioneer of authorised news agencies, and formerly a well-known sportsman. For many years Mr. Batchelor ...

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  17. BOY TRIED TO THROW HIMSELF UNDER CAR

    PERTH, Monday.—A boy. aged l8 years, who bolted from the Children's Court to-day and was caught ' by two detectives after a run of 200 ...

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  18. BROADCAST TO U.S.A.

    For the first time an Australian programme was broadcast, early yesterday morning, over the American national network of stations. ...

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  19. 20,000 STRIKERS BACK AT WORKd

    Twenty thousand employees of the Citroen car factories, who had been on strike for moro than a week, returned to work to-day. ...

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  20. LABOUR CENSURE

    The debate on the motion of censure to be moved by the Opposition in the House of Commons to-day will, it is expected, be begun at 3.30 p.m. (1.30 a.m on Tuesday ...

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  21. 15,000 VOLUMES IN BRAILLE

    About 50 members of the Victorian Braille Writers' Association met at the Braille library, Commercial road, South Yarra, yesterday afternoon, and ...

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  22. EXPLOSION IN WRECKED BOMBING PLANE

    Three members of a demolition squad of the Royal Air Force were seriously injured to-day by an explosion in a wrecked bombing plane. ...

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  23. Mr. John Carter

    BRISBANE, Monday. — The death occurred at his home at Hamilton to-day of Mr. John Carter, who since 1931 had been manager of the Brisbane head office ...

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  24. SPEEDY ARREST BY PATROL

    Within a few minutes of the theft of a bicycle wireless patrol police arrested a man yesterday at Albert Park and recovered the bicycle. ...

    Article : 82 words
  25. Advertising

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  26. Fall From Motor-truck

    BAIRNSDALE, Monday.—Colin Lindsay McKay, aged 30 years, labourer, of Clifton Creek, near Bairnsdale, who was riding on a motor-truck, fell when the ...

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  27. SPEEDING UP OF ARMS

    The Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence (Sir Thomas Inskip) will meet officials of the Amalgamated Engineering Union to-day and ask for their ...

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  28. BRITISH CREW SAVED BY GERMAN SHIP

    The Labour Front steamer Wilhelm Gustloff, which will probably become a polling-booth on the Thames on April 10, when the Austrian plebiscite is taken ...

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  29. NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

    Exception to criticism by Councillor A. H. Woodfull at a recent meeting of the Prahran Council was taken by Mr. Holt, M.H.R., in a letter to the council last ...

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  30. NEW ACTS AT TIVOLI

    Shrewd burlesque and straightforward acrobatics share the honours In "Cavalcade of Stars," a well-balanced variety programme which opened at the Tivoli ...

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  31. GABLES IN BRIEF

    PARIS, Monday. — The Duke and Duchess of Windsor have returned to Versailles from the Riviera, where they had been on a holiday. ...

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  32. GIRLS AVERAGED £4 A WEEK

    While fabulous salaries are earned by leading film stars, feminine extras at Hollywood averaged only 17 dollars (£A4/5/) a week last year. ...

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  33. AN AUSTRALIAN SOUVENIR

    A gift boomerang, a souvenir of his long stay in Australia, was waved in farewell by Wing-Commander K. B. Lloyd when the Royal Air Force flying-boats left Williamstown yesterday for Adelaide on the first stage of their homeward flight. Wing-Commander Lloyd is the officer in ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  34. GOLD, EXCHANGES, MARKETS

    Price of gold, £7/0/0½. Exchanges.—Dollars, 4.96½; francs, 161 3-16. Mining shares generally were firmer. ...

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  35. London Metal Prices

    Metal prices at 2.30 p.m. to-day are comPared hereunder with official closing quotations on Friday (in parentheses):- Copper, standara, £39 (£38/5/7½). ...

    Article : 41 words
  36. Advertising

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