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  2. INVASION OF JAVA

    Bandoeng, March 2.—The Japanese have already landed armoured cars and artillery in Java and, as in Malaya, are using cyclists in infiltrating inland. The position at the end of the first day's fighting is as follows:— ...

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  3. JAVA SEA BATTLE

    Bandoeng, March 1.—Bad luck during the night action following the battle of the Java Sea, in which two Dutch cruisers apparently ran into a ...

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  4. FIGHTING IN BURMA

    Rangoon, March 1.—A communique states:—"There has been continued patrol activity on the Sittang front. There are indications of intense ...

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  5. RAID ON BRUNEVAL

    London, March 1.—A charge led by a Seaforth Highlander sergeant proved the turning point in the paratroops' raid on Bruneval. The German ...

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  6. LIBYAN LULL

    Cairo, March 1.—A G.H.Q. communique states:—"There was considerable patrol activity on both sides on Saturday. Our artillery successfully engaged ...

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  7. R.A.F. FIGHTER WING

    London, March 1.—The Air Ministry bulletin states that the R.A.F. No. 151 Wing, which has been serving in North Russia, has returned to Britain ...

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  8. Japanese Air Losses

    London, March 1.—The British United Press correspondent in Mandalay states that the Japanese last week apparently attempted to ground ...

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  9. Rommel in Europe

    New York, Feb. 28.—The "New York Times" to-day publishes an unconfirmed Ankara report that Field-Marshal Rommel flew from North Africa to ...

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  10. Costly Japanese Landing

    Bandoeng, March 2.—The most eastern Japanese landing, that near Rembang, proved the most costly. Fighters machine-gunned a large number of ...

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  11. Evacuees From Rangoon

    London, March 2.—The "Times" Delhi correspondent states that evacuees from Rangoon are arriving in India daily, many on foot by two ...

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  12. Tribute of Russian Airmen

    London, March 1.—"When Hurricanes are over us we need never look up," was a tribute from a Russian bomber crew to R.A.F. fighter pilots ...

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  13. PROMOTED TO FIELD-MARSHAL

    London, March 1.—A message from Berlin states that General Model has been promoted to the rank of field-marshal, second-class ...

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  14. Chinese Reinforcements

    London, March 2.—The Berlin radio quotes a Domei newsagency message as stating that five additional Chinese divisions have arrived in Burma. ...

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  15. Parched Earth Policy

    Bandoeng, March 2.—The Dutch have fired Cheribon, which has a population of 56,000. It is a seaport on the north coast, threatened by the ...

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  16. Assurances by Vichy

    Washington, March 1.—The Under-secretary for State, Mr. Sumner Welles, in a statement to the press today said that President Roosevelt had ...

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  17. Allied Air Successes

    Bandoeng, March 2.—The following communique on air attacks has been issued:— "The Allied planes booked great ...

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  18. Fighting in Timor

    Bandoeng, March 1.—It is officially announced that the Japanese have occupied the western corner of Timor. Fighting is continuing on the island. ...

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  19. Importance of Java

    London, March 1.—The "Daily Mail" in a leading article states:—"Java is the vital point in Allied East Indies resistance. The Dutch are well prepared ...

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  20. A.I.F. DEFENDING TIMOR

    Melbourne, March 2.—No confirmation has been received by the Federal Government of the Japanese claim that 1500 members of the A.I.F. have ...

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  21. Continuous Raids on Malta

    Malta, March 2.—There were 236 raids on Malta during February. Five raids on March 1 caused casualties and damage, including damage to a church[?] ...

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  22. Impressions of Visit

    London, March 1.—Three Australian R.A.F. members—a sergeant-pilot nick-named "Goldie," and his 19-year-old and 21-year-old pals "Pip" and "Nobby" ...

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  23. Australian Cruiser Not Sunk

    Adelaide, March 2.—The Minister for the Navy, Mr. Makin, before leaving for Canberra by the Melbourne express to-night, said that he had ...

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  24. U.S. Shipbuilding

    New York, Feb. 28.—The "Wall-street Journal" says that cargo ship construction has already been boosted by 50 per cent. to counter-balance ...

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  25. Dutch Pilot's Feat

    Bandoeng, March 2.—Sergeant-Pilot Adam, of the Dutch air force, told me to-day how he rammed a Japanese fighter and destroyed it. He was with ...

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  26. SEA LOSSES

    Washington, Feb. 28.—An unidentified ship, probably a tanker, was seen burning furiously off the New Jersey coast yesterday morning. A number of ...

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  27. Solomon Islands Attacked

    Melbourne, March 2.—One enemy aircraft bombed Tullagi, in the British Solomon Islands, to-day without causing any casualties, according to a ...

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  28. Reinforcements Needed

    Bandoeng, March 2.—In a frank statement, Mr. H. V. Quispel, the Dutch naval spokesman, called on the Allies to transfer warships from the ...

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  29. A Counter-Offensive

    Batavia, March 1.—An official message states: "Dutch troops are massing for a counter-offensive against the Japanese on the Java coast. We are ...

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  30. French Islands in Pacific

    London, March 2.—The French National Committee in London quotes a statement issued by the United States Consul-General in Noumea, to the ...

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  31. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

    London, March 1.—The "Times" Calcutta correspondent states that Rai Bahadur Sir Badridas Goenka, in a speech to the Indian Chamber of ...

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  32. Fierce Resistance

    Bandoeng, March 1.—Sunday's Dutch communique states?—"The enemy launched his attack on Java last night. Enemy troops have landed in ...

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  33. British Forces in Java

    Bandoeng, March 2.—The following special order of the day has been issued to the British forces in Java:—"We have the honour to be about to fight ...

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  34. Raid on Christmas Island

    Tokio, March 2.—The Domei newsagency says that Japanese torpedo planes yesterday for the first time attacked Christmas Island, 250 miles ...

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  35. Destruction of Station

    London, March 2.—The "Daily Express" aeronautical correspondent writes:—"The destruction of the Bruneval radio location station may ...

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  36. Japanese Claims

    London, March 1.—The German radio quotes a message from Tokio that the Japanese between February 9 and February 15, took 2400 prisoners ...

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  37. Knocked Down by Taxi

    Bandoeng, March 2.—Major Moses, ex-A.B.C. manager, escaped with Major-General Gordon Bennett from Singapore. He is still in Java. So is ...

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  38. Raiders Over Britain

    London, March 2.—The Air Ministry states:—"There was slight enemy activity last night over coastal areas in the north-east of Scotland and ...

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  39. Giant Sunspot

    Montreal, March 1.—A New York message stated that a magnetic storm, apparently caused by a giant sunspot disrupted the short wave and radio ...

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  40. Conscription of Greeks

    London, March 1.—The Greek Premier in England, M. Tsouderos, in a speech, announced a general conscription scheme for all Greeks of military ...

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  41. Shells Across the Channel

    London, March 1.—Heavy and light guns on the French coast went into action violently to-night German long-range guns hurled four gun ...

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  42. AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS

    Except where otherwise designated, the overseas intelligence published in the "Kalgoorlie Miner" is transmitted to Australia by the Australian Associated Press from its ...

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