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  2. CZECHS INSIST UPON INDEPENDENCE WILL WATCH INTERESTS

    Czechoslovakia intends to watch her vital interests closely and to safeguard her independence of control in international affairs. A statement to this effect was issued by the official press bureau yesterday. ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN MEMORIAL UNVEILED

    —(By Airmail) The King and Queen, escorted by President Lebrun, passing through lines of Australian returned soldiers before the King unveiled the Australian War Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux. Behind Their Majesties is Lord Birdwood. The Australian Minister for Commerce (Sir Earle Page) is following the French President. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. HEADACHES FOR ANTS

    POWELL CREEK (N.T.), Sunday. —Even dynamite is used in the fight against the white ant in the Northern Territory. ...

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  5. Obituary LONG PUBLIC SERVICE Mr. O. Morrice Williams

    The death yesterday morning at his home in Tintern avenue, Toorak, of Mr. Oliver Morrice Williams closes a career of valuable public service and untiring ...

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  6. CHILDBIRTH DEATHS

    The need for a full investigation of all cases of maternal mortality to determine causes and assist the medical profession in its fight to ...

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  7. Departure To-morrow

    It is understood that Lord Runciman will leave London on Tuesday for Prague. He has asked certain friends, whose help he believes would be of value to him in ...

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  8. Captain Weidemann's Visit

    Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of Captain Weidemann, who was reported to be coming to England to confer with Mr. Chamberlain at Chequers at the ...

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  9. "TO BITTER END" China Determined

    United and moro highly organised, a new China had emerged from the ruins of war, determined to resist Japanese aggression to the bitter end, declared the ...

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  10. In the Churches VISITORS PREACH New York Leader

    Three visitors who occupied Melbourne pulpits yesterday were a Chinese, a Fijian, and an Australian aborigine. 'All spoke in Methodist churches. ...

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  11. MR. SHAW'S FAMILY

    A correspondent of the "Sunday Express" says that Mr. George Bernard Shaw has supplied an introduction for a book entitled ...

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  12. BENEFIT TO BOTH

    Before leaving England yesterday, the Minister for Commerce (Sir Earle Page) said that as a result of the discussions between Australian ...

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  13. BANNED AREA IN GERMANY "Spying" Check

    Germany has made a prohibited area of a large part of her western territory, and all members of foreign forces must leave ...

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  14. Mr. H. Culliton

    The funeral of the late Mr. Henry Culliton, who was well known in golfing circles, and whose death occurred on Friday, took place to the Box Hill ...

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  15. REPLY TO POPE

    Signor Mussolini has replied to the Pope, who on Friday denounced the racial purity campaign in Italy. Addressing Fascist officials, Signor ...

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  16. PRECAUTIONS IN JAMAICA

    Elaborate precautions are being taken by the authorities to prevent disorders tomorrow, when the Jamaicans celebrate the centenary of the emancipation of the ...

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  17. Mr. W. C. Hannigan

    BROKEN HILL, Sunday.—The death occurrred on Friday night of Mr. William Campbell Hannigan, aged 77 years, one of the earliest pioneers of the Darling and ...

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  18. New Church at Brighton

    "Temple Day" was held at the Were street Methodist Church, Brighton, yesterday in aid of the fund to build a new church, at an estimated cost of £2,500. ...

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  19. Airmail Again Stopped

    Once again the airmail service between Hong Kong and Shanghai has had to be cancelled. The Postal Department announced on ...

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  20. MR. CASEY BACK 2,700-mile Flight

    After having flown about 2,100 miles in his new Percival Vega Gull plane, the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Casey) returned to the Essendon airport yesterday. He left ...

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  21. French Precautions

    The French Army authorities are considering whether all bridges across the Lauter River should be destroyed, because of increasing German fortifications on the ...

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  22. Religion and Youth

    Many services were held yesterday in preparation for two great events this week in connection with youth and religion. ...

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  23. SGHMELING'S K.O.

    The film showing the defeat of the German Max Schmeling in one round by the negro Joe Louis is likely to receive its only German screening in Herr Hitler's private ...

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  24. UNION'S ADVICE

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The State Council of the Ironworkers' Association, which met at the Trades Hall at the week-end, decided to recommend its members ...

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  25. News in Brief

    In the last two years 500,000 trees have been planted throughout New South Wales. The tree-planting scheme was inaugurated by the citizens of Sydney organising ...

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  26. CHINESE ATTACK

    The Chinese have begun a counteroffensive north-east of Kiukiang, where a large body of Japanese troops is lagging behind those who captured ...

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  27. "BRIGHT SPOT"

    In a speech at Leith (Edinburgh) after the launching of the motor-ship Kopara, which is destined for the New Zealand trade, Mr. Henry Robb, managing director ...

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  28. NAVY WEEK "WARFARE"

    Navy Week opened at Portsmouth yesterday. Flfty-five warships, including the flagship Nelson, are open to visitors. The programme includes many vivid ...

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  29. EXAMINATIONS

    A further report on proposed changes in the University of Melbourne public examinations will be considered by the University Council this afternoon. The ...

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  30. RACKET CASE

    "Dixie" Davis, former attorney for the late "Dutch" Schultz, leader of the insurance policy racket, has been released on parole by the District Attorney for New ...

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  31. TOORAK LAND

    The wet weather affected the attendance at the auction sale of the Kyeamba Estate, Toorak, on Saturday afternoon, and only one of the 15 allotments offered was ...

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  32. Feast of St. Ignatius

    In all the Jesuit Churches, the feast of St. Ignatius was commemorated yesterday. Reviewing the life of St. Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, at the ...

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  33. SCHOOL CHOIRS

    The eighth annual house music competitions of Geelong Church of England Grammar School. Corio, were held on Saturday evening in the presence of a ...

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  34. COMPETED WITH BROKEN RIB

    Fliglit-Lieutenant David Llewellyn competed yesterday with a broken rib in the Folkstone aero trophy. The race was won by D. Buckingham, ...

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  35. New Church at Selby

    SELBY, Saturday.—The laying of the foundation-stone of the new Church of England and the dedication of the parish hall were performed by Archbishop Head ...

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  36. LABOUR METHODS

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—Although strong groups within the Labour party are still opposed to pre-selectlon, there are indications that the State conference of the ...

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  37. CRETAN REVOLT

    A state of siege has been proclaimed at Canea (Crete) and the surrounding district, in which an armed revolt broke out on Friday. ...

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  38. New Kindergarten Hall

    Erected at a cost of about £420, a new kindergarten hall was opened at the Croxton Methodist Church, St. George's road, yesterday afternoon. The money for the ...

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  39. NON-STOP FLIGHT

    Four Vickers-Wellesley bombers which flew non-stop to Egypt on July 8 have returned to their base at Upper Heyford (Northampton) to continue the ...

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  40. CHELSEA SEWERAGE

    At three public meetings in the Chelsea municipality last week, the project for severing Chelsea, at an estimated cost of £139,000, was explained to ratepayers, ...

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  41. RUSSIAN MUSIC

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Russian community of Sydney to-day offered a service of thanksgiving for the 950th anniversary of the introduction of Christianity ...

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  42. Preston Election

    Mr. Thomas Andrews will oppose the Mayor (Councillor G. H. Mott) for the East Ward at the election for the Preston Council next month. Mr. Andrews is the ...

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  43. BOMBS IN SPAIN

    The British agent in Nationalist Spain (Sir Robert Hodgson), who has been visiting London, will return to Burgos to-day. He will take with him instructions which, ...

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  44. SEEKS ANOTHER RECORD

    Sir Malcolm Campbell is going to Lake Geneva to make an attempt on his own water speed record in the Bluebird, which was shipped to the lake yesterday. He ...

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  45. MR. HENRY FORD

    Mr. Henry Ford, the motor-car manufacturer, was 75 to-day. Celebrations were held in. all the principal cities in Michigan. Mr. Ford rode in a procession ...

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  46. STOLEN CARS

    ALBURY (N.S.W.), Sunday.—It is believed by police that thieves who stole a motor-car owned by Mr. R. W. Thompson from Wangaratta last night, ...

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  47. Advertising

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  48. St. Paul's Cathedral

    Choral Evensong (daily) at 4.45.—Monday: "With a Voice of Singing" (Martin Shaw), Tuesday: "Teach me, O Lord" (Attwood) and "O Come, Ye Servants" (Tye), Wednesday: ...

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  49. Advertising

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