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  2. AIR MISSION HERE "Long-distance Project"

    The possibilities of establishing in Australia an aircraft building in dustry capable of producing commercial and defence planes not ...

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  3. COOL AGAIN TO-DAY

    Throughout Victoria at the weekend the weather was fine, but cool, and little change is likely to-day, according to an officer at ...

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  4. RESERVOIRS HIGHER

    Though water from the recent rain is pouring into reservoirs, and the public is consuming less, the situation has been only ...

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  5. NIGHT FIGHT FOR CITY Strategic Gain by Chinese

    The Chinese claim to have surprised the Japanese garrison in a sudden attack on Hukow, and to have recaptured that strategic ...

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  6. STATE FOR COSSACKS

    Semi-official Slovak sources say that General Popoy, a former chief of the Ukrainian Cossacks, and his aide-de-camp (M. Sergei ...

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  7. FRANCE COLLECTS SPANISH ARMS.

    Frsnce is finding herself in possession of thousands of rifles and other weapons as a result of the "invasion" of her frontier by the defeated Spanish Republicans. When the soldiers arrive on French soli they are disarmed and sent to concentretion camps. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. NIGHT DRIVING RESTRICTION

    Transport drivers suffered excessive fatigue, and even their lives were endangered by the possibility of violent acts, because the present regulations ...

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  9. WORKS PLANS CHANGED N.S.W. Swings to Defence

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—New South Wales would reorganise its public works programme to divert as much of its funds as possible to ...

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  10. INSURANCE PLANS Work Continues

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—Despite the probability that a joint meeting of the two Government parties on March 1 will probably move ...

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  11. General Franco MAY VISIT ITALY

    The Paris newspaper "Ce Soir" says that General Franco will shortly meet Herr Hitler and Signar Mussolini in Italy. It ...

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  12. HAINAN OCCUPATION

    Speaking at an international peace campaign meeting in London yesterday, Professor C. P. Chang, of China, said that the occupation of Hainan Island by the ...

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  13. HOLY PLACES OF ISLAM

    Reports of anxiety by Moslems in India regarding the safety of the Holy places of Islam in Jerusalem have caused some surprise in London. ...

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  14. WOMAN FATALLY BATTERED

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—Found terribly injured about the head, Miriam Walters, aged 39 years, also known as Marie Bruno, died on the way to hospital yesterday ...

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  15. RADIO FORUM IN BRITAIN

    The British Broadcasting Corporation has decided to place the microphone at the disposal of the three chief political parties once a month for free discussion ...

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  16. SHOOTING OF BUTCHER

    Detectives investigating the shooting of Leslie Macallister, aged 38 years, butcher, of Monbulk, near the bridge over the Dandenong Creek, at Wantirna, on January ...

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  17. NATIONAL PLANS FOR WAR

    Progress of plans for safeguarding national life in an emergency, will be explained to the Minister for Defence (Brigadier Street) to-day. ...

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  18. EXPERT ARRIVES

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The chief technical attache to the British Air Mission, Mr. L. C. Ord, arrived in Sydney on Saturday from England in the flying-boat ceres. ...

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  19. MOLLISON TO BE TRIED FOR STUNTING

    The Correctional Court at Montreuilsur-Mer has fixed March 7 for the trial of James Mollison, the British airman, on charges of dangerous flying at Le ...

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  20. Not Departments

    Allegations said to have been made by members of the Douglas Credit organisation that approved societies established under the national insurance scheme will ...

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  21. COMMISSION FOR M.H.R. Questions Possible

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Mr. Mccall, M.H.R., who recently enlisted as a private in the 36th Battalion, has received a provisional commission in that unit. ...

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  22. DRIFT SAND BLOCKS LINE

    PIANGIL, Sunday.—A severe duststorm on Friday caused serious sanddrift on the railway line between Natya and Kooloonong. The train was unable ...

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  23. SMALLER CZECH ARMY

    The Czech army is being completely reorganised and drastically reduced in size. General Krecji, chief of the general staff, has resigned. The number of ...

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  24. POKER PLAYERS ROBBED

    Three bandits, armed with shotguns and pistols, held up 12 men at a poker game at Malden (Massachusetts) and killed one and critically wounded another. They ...

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  25. CAPE SCHANCK TRAGEDY

    One member of a Ashing party was killed when part of a clift face fell 50ft. to the ledge where they were sitting at Cape Schanck ...

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  27. ENGLAND'S LOW SCORE IN TEST

    L. Hutton saved England from rout in the fourth Test match against South Africa, which began yesterday. In a total of 215 runs he made 92 runs. He ...

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  28. NEW ARTILLERY SECTION

    A special section of the 4th Field Artillery Brigade is being formed for business and professional men aged from about 28 years to 35 years, who, being ...

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  29. NURSES RETURN

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—After having worked on the Spanish war front for two and a half years, two nurses, the Misses Una Wilson and May Macfariane, ...

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  30. SHOOTING IN ROME

    Reports that Signor Mussolini narrowly escaped assassination on Thursday and that one of his private detectives was shot are officially denied in ...

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  31. NEW MILITIA UNITS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Hughes) said tonight that new units would be formed to provide militia training facilities in ...

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  32. FRANCE'S 300,000 RECRUITS

    To compensate for the effects of the low birth rate at the end of the Great War, the War Ministry has decided to call up for military service in the autumn all ...

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  33. MUNITION WORKERS

    Representatives of 12 unions having members employed at munition establishments, who interviewed the Minister for Defence (Brigadier Street) and made ...

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  34. MAN AND WIFE WOUNDED

    ALBURY (N.S.W.), Sunday.—Called to Happy Valley settlement, two miles from Albury, police found James Augustus Keller lying in a pool of blood and ...

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  35. WOMAN SAVED FROM SEA

    FRANKSTON, Sunday.—Diving fully clothed from a railing of the Frankston promenade pier into deep water to-day, Norma ...

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  36. Obituary MISS KATE HOWARD

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Miss Kate Howard, who for more than 50 years was Lefore the Australian public as author, actress, and producer, died on Saturday at the ...

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  37. SALVATION ARMY MIGRANTS

    Fifteen boys and 17 young women are travelling to Sydney as immigrants in the Orontes. The boys will be distributed among farmers in New South Wales, who ...

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  38. ELECTING NEW POPE

    Furniture and bedding has been taken in to the Court of St. Damascus, at the Vatican, where the Conclave of Cardina's that will elect a successor to the late ...

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  39. MINING ENGINE-DRIVERS

    A claim will be made for a 40-hour working week for mining engine-drivers by the Engine-drivers' and Fireman's Union at a conference to be held soon ...

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  40. CIVILIAN FORCE IN S.A.

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—In addition to the 5,000 volunteers over 45 years of age who will be required by the South Australian National Defence League to ...

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  41. MR. H. N. WARREN

    The funeral of Mr. H. N. Warren took place at St. Kilda Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. He was for 25 years secretary of the Malvern I.O.R., for 33 years was ...

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    A NEW SECTION OF THE YARRA BOULEVARD, continuing on the north bank of the river between Swan street and Bridge road, was opened on Saturday by the Minister for Public Works (Sir George Goudie), who is shown in the lower picture cutting the ribbon. Above ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  43. DUKE MAY FLY PART OF WAY

    The Duke of Kent is considering flying part of the way to Australia when he leaves in October to take up his appointment as Governor-General. ...

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  44. "NOT CONSCRIPTION"

    BENDIGO, Sunday.—The opinion was expressed by Mr. T. R. Fripp (chairman) at a meeting of the No. 27 district board of the Returned Soldiers' League ...

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  45. £70 COLLECTION TAKEN

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—While a large audience listened to Captain Reginald Hall, an evangelist, at the Assembly Hall, Margaret street, ...

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  46. KILLED BY TRACTOR

    SYDNEY, Sunday—Henry Faulkner, aged 33 years, of Malua sheet, Doll's Point, was killed when a military tractor he was driving on to a railway truck overturned ...

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  47. FRANCE REOCCUPIES TERRITORY

    It is reported that French colonial troops have reoccupied territory along the Eritrean frontier which was ceded by France to Italy under the Rome ...

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  48. AIR MISSION

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—Colonel Sir Donald Banks and Air-Marshal Sir Arthur Longmore, of the British Air Mis sion, yesterday briefly inspected the ...

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  49. EARL BEATTY'S VISIT

    Earl Beatty will arrive in Melbourne by the Sydney express this morning He is the son of the late Admiral Earl Beatty, who commanded the British ...

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  51. N.Z. WARSHIPS LEAVE

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Sunday.—The cruiser H.M.S. Wellington and the sloop H.M.S. Leith have left Auckland for Sydney, where they will remain till the ...

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