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  2. BLUEJACKETS IN DEFENCE MARCH

    The scene outside Parliament House yesterday as sailors in the defence parade passed the saluting base. His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie) took the salute. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. SERVICES PARADE THROUGH CITY STREETS

    One hundred thousand persons, it is estimated, watched 2,000 members of the Australian defence forces march through Melbourne ...

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  4. SINKING OF FREIGHTER

    In a leading article to-day "The Times" criticises the action of the Spanish Nationalist vessel Nadir, which sank the Spanish ...

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  5. WILL VISIT BUTCHERS

    Some metropolitan butchers may receive unexpected early visits to-day from Judge Beeby, of the Arbitration Court, who proposes ...

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  6. BRITAIN'S AIR RAID PLANS

    Only one country—Germany— which had begun to prepare earlier, had a better system of air raid precautions than Britain ...

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  7. NAMES IN THE NEWS

    Senator McLeay may become leader of the Government in the Senate in succession to Senator Mclachlan. (Page 1.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. FATALIST NOW

    Pretty Mrs. Greta Scott, whose husband (G. W. A. Scott) and Mrs. Betty Kirby-Green will fly to Australia in the famous Comet ...

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  9. EXPLOSION IN STEAMER Bomb Suspected

    The German steamer Vancouver was beached in a sinking condition yesterday after a mysterious explosion which ripped a hole ...

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  10. JUDGE FEARS "RACKETS"

    SYDNEY, Friday. — The Chief Justice (Sir Frederick Jordan) said in the Court of Criminal Appeal to-day that it was of the ...

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  11. MR. W. S. STOTTS WILL

    An estate of £76,868 was left by the late Mr. Walter Spencer Stott, of Avoca street, St. Kilda, who was president of the Northcote Cricket Club for 62 years, and ...

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  12. TROOPING THE COLOUR

    At Chirnside Park, Werribee, to-morrow at 3.15 p.m., the 32nd Battalion A.M.F. (the Footscray Regiment) will troop the colour. The 14th Battalion A.M.F. (the ...

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  13. GIFTED DANCER

    Ballet-lovers will learn with regret of the sudden death at Nice (France), on October 31, of Miss Lilian Dorothy Hutchison, gifted young Melbourne classical ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. The "Sentinel" Talks

    THE "Sentinel" will present his weekly talk on foreign affairs from 3UZ and 3UL at 9.45 p.m. to-morrow. ...

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  15. REVERSES FOR JAPANESE Advance Held Up

    Heavy losses were suffered by a Japanese column which was repulsed when attempting to continue the southward advance from Wuhan. ...

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  16. N.G. MANDATE

    CANBERRA, Friday. — An opportunity for the House of Representatives to discuss the mandate of New Guinea was sought in the House to-day by Mr. ...

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  17. FORCED BACK ON EBRO

    According to Burgos radio, the Nationalists have reached the bank of the Ebro River, between Mora and Cherta. Sweeping advances were made on the fifth ...

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  18. COST OF CRISIS

    The estimated cost to the National Exchequer of the special measures directly attributable to the recent crisis will be about £5,500,000, in addition to the ...

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  19. ARTIST—SENATOR

    CANBERRA, Friday.—Senator Brown (Lab., V.) made use of his artistic talents to enliven a particularly dull debate in the Senate to-day. While the committee ...

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  20. Gains Disputed

    A Republican communique does not admit the claims made by the Nationalists of large advances. It says that heights which were lost on ...

    Article : 133 words
  21. MR. CHAMBERLAIN

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) is suffering from a slight chill. He was reported to be much better this morning. He will probably spend the week-end at ...

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  22. NEW TREATY LIKELY

    The spokesman for the Foreign Office admitted to-day that the Japanese Government was considering arranging a Three-Power Pact, the signatories to be ...

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  23. SHOOTING HOLIDAY

    The King and Queen returned to London from Sandringham yesterday. During his stay in Norfolk the King was able to enjoy many hours of shooting. ...

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  24. BRITISH FIRM'S CONTRACT

    Lord Strabolgi, chairman of London and Midland Steel Ltd., which faces the keenest American competition, has successfully tendered for the erection of the ...

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  26. BULGARIAN MINORITY

    Prince Paul of Jugoslavia has gone to Rumania, ostensibly to join a hunting party as the guest of King Carol. It is generally believed, however, that ...

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  27. SENDING SUPPLIES

    Great Britain is considering how to ensure the safe passage into Spain of provisions to be distributed among non-combatants. ...

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  28. MONASTERY CLOSED

    The Servite Monastery at Innsbruck was closed by order of the Nazi Commissioner for Austria (Herr Buerckel). Nine monks and 30 civilians have been arrested ...

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  29. GERMAN PRESS

    Many sections of the Press are at present making vituperative attacks on the United States. The "Boersen Zeitung" accuses ...

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  30. BELGIUM FIRM

    The Prime Minister (M. Spaak) announced to-day the reorganisation of the defence forces in the Belgian Congo at an initial cost of £400,000. ...

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  31. Abyssinian Question

    Regarding recognition of Italian sovereignty in Abyssinia Lord Halifax said that it was no use crying over split milk. He declaied that people could not ...

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  32. ARAB THREAT

    Threats to Britons in Palestine are made in a letter found pasted up in the Jerusalem Post-office. The letter is signed "Commander-in-chief, Arif Abdul Razic," ...

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  33. DUKE RETURNING

    NAIROBI (Kenya Colony), Friday. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester will leave for London by air this afternoon. ...

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  34. SEARCH FAILS

    The search for Edmund Spenser's grave has been abandoned. The grave nearest to the Spenser monument in Westminster Abbey contained an ...

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  35. SOUTH AFRICAN NEEDS

    The object of the visit of the South African Minister for Defence (Mr. Pirow) to London, the Dominions Secretary (Mr. MacDonald) told the House of Commons ...

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  37. EX-SOLDIER FOR TRIAL

    Sidney G. Paul a former Australian soldier who is charged with the murder of his Belgian-born wife, has been committed for trial from the Uxbridge Police ...

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  38. CULVERT MURDER

    SYDNEY, Friday. —The latest inquiry being made by Detective Wilks concerning the Identity of the young woman whose murdered body, clad in pyjamas, ...

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  39. ASSAULT BY DANCER

    The fan dancer Sally Rand was found guilty yesterday of having committed assault and battery on a young couple who took snapshots while she was performing. ...

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