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    MEN OF THE NEW A.I.F. will gain from the experience of W. Willder (left) and V. Roberts, who marched into Royal Park camp yesterday with the new instructional section. Both were members of the original A.I.F. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. MIXED GRILL AT A.I.F. CAMP

    Wearing only shorts and sandshoes, Australian troops played a cricket match yesterday on the green between the tents of their camp. Planes were manœuvring ...

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  4. R.A.F. STRIKES AT ENEMY

    While German planes continue their raids over England, R.A.F. bombers are striking with telling effect on objectives in Germany ...

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  5. FASTER ARMS SUPPLIES

    The flow of planes, munitions, and other war supplies to England will be enormously accelerated as the result of a decision to give the ...

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  6. Notes on the Cables WHITHER RUSSIA? Black Sea Moves

    Mr. J. L. Garvin, of the London "Observer," prides himself on his knowledge of Russian politics Writing on Sunday, he said that the Soviet invasion of ...

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  7. OUR SHIPS IN EVERY OCEAN

    The ceaseless vigilance of the Navy and the splendid part played by the R.A.N. were described by Rear-Admiral Sir Ragnar Colvin, ...

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  8. Apples Will Cure Constipation — the Scourge of the Middle Aged

    A world-famous London surgeon, Dr. Arbuthnot Lane, went so far as to say. "There is but one disease — defective drainage of the human ...

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    GERMAN PLANES have carried out merciless attacks against the defenceless Channel islands. At least 38 people are reported to have been ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  11. WILL FIGHT TO DEATH

    If the Germans invaded Britain they would'be fought until they or the British were utterly destroyed, declared Mr. Chamberlain in a ...

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  12. ORE SHIP FOUNDERS

    The German ship Koeln (11,000 tons), with a cargo of 9,000 tons of iron ore, foundered en route from Lulea, the Swedish port at the head of the Gulf of ...

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  13. NO COMPULSORY CENSORSHIP

    The proposal of Mr. Duff-Cooper, Minister for Information, for the abolition of voluntary Press censorship and the substitution of compulsory ...

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  15. ITALIANS HIT BY BOMBS

    "Our bombers scored direct bits on a troop concentration near Sabderat. There was no serious opposition. All our aircraft returned," ...

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  16. PREPARATIONS IN INDIA

    An emergency meeting of the Congress Working Committee has been summoned after a telephone conversation between the president of the Congress party and ...

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  17. M. PETAIN'S CABINET

    M. Petain's Government has arrived at Clermont-Ferrand, in the Auvergne region of France. Later it will move to Vichy, where the Chamber of Deputies ...

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  18. SINGERS WANTED FOR WAR SERVICES

    Wanted—a bass soloist, a boy soprano, a male alto, and some carpenters. Anyone who would like to assist in this way the Voluntary Service Register in some of its ...

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  19. ECONOMIC UNION IMPERATIVE

    American Republics were urged to unify their economic power, possibly by forming one great inter-American corporation, by the U.S. Secretary of ...

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  20. U.S. FLEET BACK IN HAWAII

    After five days or speculation as to its whereabouts, the United States Fleet has returned to Lahoma Roads, Hawaii, as suddenly as it left there on June 25. ...

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  21. ATTITUDE OF BELGIUM

    Little light can be shed on the attitude of M. Pierlot's Government, whose intentions are not clear, due to the difficulties of communication between England ...

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  22. "WHEN WE GO IN WE MUST WIN"

    "When we go in we must win," declared Sir Thomas Blamey, C.O.C., A.I.F., in a special order issued to-day, in which he exhorted his men to be patient and train ...

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  23. MISSING OFFICER HAD VISITED HERE

    Paymaster-Commander H. A. Gibbons, who was missing after the loss of the aircraft-carrier Glorious in northern waters recently, visited Australia in H.M.S. ...

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  24. PANAMA CANAL DEFENCES

    Construction of the third set of bombproof locks, which will cost 277,000,000 dollars (about £A92,500,000), was begun to-day on the Panama Canal. ...

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  25. CITY COUNCIL CUTS

    Curtailment of City Council estimates for the next financial year as a contribution to the war effort was discussed by the Lord Mayor and chairmen of council ...

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  26. ENLISTMENTS IN EIRE

    Over 70,000 men have volunteered for Eire's defence forces in the last few weeks, said Mr. Frank Aitken, Defence Minister. "We fully realise the value of unity ...

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  27. THE DIGGERS CLEAN THEIR BUTTONS

    Much "spit and polish" has been going on at Puckapunyal camp during the last two or three days. A private has been seen cleaning his buttons, the canteens ...

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  28. BRITISH ENVOY HOME

    Sir Percy Loraine, British Ambassador in Rome, together with 300 other British subjects, including diplomats, journalists, and residents in Italy, arrived in Glasgow ...

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  29. UNION LEADER'S CALL

    "This is a war of revenge by the Germans," declared Mr. Naesmith, chairman the General Federation of Trade Unions at the annual conference at Blackpool. ...

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  30. R.A.F. WANTS MEN

    The R.A.F. has called for volunteers between 18 and 45. The announcement says that volunteers will be stationed probably in the Middle East, and would ...

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  31. INDIA'S SUGAR SUPPLY

    India has informed the International Sugar Council that, having regard to Britain's desire for additional sugar supplies, it wishes that arrangements would ...

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  32. MUSSOLINI IN FRANCE —AND OUT AGAIN

    Signor Mussolini entered France by the Maddalena Pass, inspected Larche and the Roja Pass, 73 kilometres from Nice, and returned to Italy. ...

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  33. GERMANY'S LINK WITH SPAIN

    German Radio says that a German motorised division will visit San Sebastian, where Spaniards are preparing a welcome. ...

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  34. WANTS JAPAN'S FRIENDSHIP

    Rear-Admiral Yates Stirling, commenting on Mr. Arita's speech in a special article, advises U.S.A. and Britain to seek friendship with ...

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  35. HALF ALARMS FALSE

    Nearly half the calls answered by metropolitan fire brigades in the 12 months just ended were false alarms, and two-thirds of these were made maliciously. ...

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  36. U.S.A. OIL RESERVES

    Crude oil supplies, though drawn from the ground in enormous quantities, show no sign of diminishing. Underground reserves are, in fact, reported to be ...

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  37. MATCH SALES CONTROL

    Sale of matches by manufacturers and importers has been placed under official control. It is stated that there is no likelihood of ...

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  38. 24 BOMBS DUMPED

    Two bombers, the pilots of which were lost or wanted to drop their cargoes where they would do least harm, dumped 24 British bombs into peat bogs and ...

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  39. Land and Man.—No. 50 WATER CONTROL

    For the first time in history, a great nation has set aside an extensive watershed for the purpose of learning how best to control and conserve its waters. The ...

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  40. SHIPS TORPEDOED

    Advice has been received that the Briish steamer Guido has been torpedoed in the Atlantic, about 180 miles W.S.W. of Land's End. ...

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  41. EMPLOYED REFUGEES AT LOW PAY

    SYDNEY, Monday. — For having employed two Polish refugees at scarcely half the award rates prescribed, the General Paint Co. of Australia Ltd., ...

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  42. AID FROM INSTITUTES

    To consider how to take advantage of the offers of the services of members of all institutes to help the Government in the present emergency, presidents and ...

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  43. GERMAN CLAIMS

    German High Command states:- "A British cruiser of the Orion class has been torpedoed. Eighteen British planes were shot down. One ...

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  44. U.S. MARINE STEWARDS TO STRIKE

    The Marine Cooks and Stewards' Union has called a strike, effective as from midnight to-night, against the Pacific American Ship Owners' Association. ...

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  45. FRENCH COMMANDER'S GREETING

    General Le Gentilhomme, French commander at Djibuti, French Somaliland, replying to a telegram from Major-General Dickinson, British G.O.C. in East ...

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