feUSSIKSd ADVERTISEMENTS

(Caab Witb Oiday),

5 Line,
(minimum), if per insertion, (
each additional 8d. per \
liae4 insertion.
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9 coniecutiva insertions {ox co»t of 5.

tttttht. Deaths, 5 lines, 3/6, eacb *2-&

tioaai line fid. Bereavement, in Memo
'iaia# ? lines, 5/, eacb additional lin^, HolniQn Pfocfucfs
8dV Faneial Notices, 9 lines, 6/
, (minimum) , eacb additional line, 8d.
About 5 word* 9 to CRANSTON*
to line, line* inch. S*» HODGSON &
Local Agents— Kalgoorlie.

AfflUSEflSENTS AMUSEMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE PUBLIC HOTIOES

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'MATINEE, MAJESTIC THEATRE, TO-DAY, 2.30 O'CLOCK COMMONWEALTH OF

OF Serial, etc. BABY CONTEST John Wills and Co8? ^
AUSTRALIA.
'WIZARD
MATINEE, PALACE
OZ,' Novelty Subject,
THEATRE, TO-DAY, 2.30 O'CLOCK
]
J POPULAR
will be held in The Bairds Co., Ltd.,
HEBREW HALL, BOULDER INCOME TAX
??????. 'HAYFOOT,' Novelty Subject, Traveltalk, Serial. ASSESSMENT
Brookman ..BOULDER
street, on Kalgoorlie, O ?
__O ACT, 1936-1943.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sa!yeloys, 1/9 dozen.
Table
7d. pkt. Salt,
JUNE 19. Prime 2/1 stone. Fraiikfurts, 1/3 bundle. REGISTRATION OF TAX
Potatoes,
Opening at 3 o'clock by the 7d. each. AGENTS
John Bull Oats, 1/1 pkt. .
Wjiite Puddings,
Mayoress, ivlrs. Moore. Cooked Ham,- 2/11 lb.
Sauce,

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Rosella Worcester
Filmed in Technicolour. ' Jrize for baby under 12 months.
1/7 bottle. Bafcbn- Rashers, 1/7J lb. NOTICB is hereby given that,
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Daua k Prize for baby under two years. TUm 1/10 lb. pursuant to the requirements of
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Randolph Scott, Gene Tierney, Coffee Essence, 3/8 bottle. Rashers,

for each the Income Tax Assessment
Admission, 1/ baby 4 bz. Custards,
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f ?
O Act,
7^d. pkt. 1936-1943, and
(12 votes). Id. a vote. Trufood Skim Milk, 5 lb. the regulations
Mango Chutney, 1/3 bottle.
Proceeds in aid of Girl Guides' 4/9. thereunder, applications are invited
Ward's Groats, 1/3 tin. tins,
from

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Prisoners persons,
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of War Appeal. Self Raising 7 lb. partnerships or com

'isifebuoy Soap, 3 for 1/1. Flour,
panieo
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resident in Western Austra

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H~R~E Cornflour, lOd. pkt.

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U C H R E E U C lia who desire to be registered
O Plain Oatmeal, 2 lb. for 8£d.
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UCHRE

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EUCHRE tax agents.
McNamara's Honey, 16 oz.
Section. 251LU) of the Act
Delivery is now pnly permitted jir, 1/2.

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FRIENDLY

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SOCIETIES* HALL, Please remember this 8id. provides:—
once weekly. Bulk,(Honey, lb.
PORTER STREET, 'A person other than
r .-when ordering. Snowflake Puddiijgs, 1/1^ a per
TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT son
exempted under this section,
Pkt.
8.15 o'clock. shall not demand or receive
-/i 16 oz Tins o ? —
^— ?
o any
16 TABLES, £4 12/. fee for or in relation to the
IN SAUCE, Navel Oranges, from 2/ doz. pre
2/3, tax.
fRANKFURTS paration of income tax
^ADMISSION,- including 1/11 Granny Smith any re
T: tin. Apples, 5d. lb.

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turn or or for in
Delicious Apples^ 5d. lb. objection, or

Dunns 4d. lb. relation to the transaction of

Your for
coupons rationed goods Seedlings,
AUCTIONS muse be with the order. O ? — ? ?

_O any business on behalf of a tax

lodged

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cannot collect them; SEEDLINGS payer in income tax matters, un

Our delivery
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less he is a registered tax agent.

At 2.15 p.m. Caulies, Onions,. Herbs, ~-

o— — —
? —
o 'Penalty not less than two
Stocks; Silver Beet,
lid. pounds than hun
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or more one
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AT KEENAN Our Famous Sausages, 1/ bundle.

6.
STREET, I

^^^SWSSiB! Belty Grable, Robert Cumrriings, Don

Corner of Hare street
,
l;ft\lb.
i Bacon
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Shoulders, lid. lb.

Lettuce,
Wallflowers,
Parsley,
9d.
Celery,
bundle.
dred 'pounds.'
Forms of application for registra
Garlic lb. tion are now ..available at the of
WILSON and CO., Polony, 1/3 O^ ?
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O
jl/FESSRS.
k'-*- Beef Polony, lid. lb. fice of the Taxation Department,
in
having been favoured with in
96-102 Barrack
HE^I^^^^^^^S Plus William Tracy, Joe Sawyer, o AT street, Perth. Postal
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structions from Mrs. Ryan,
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auction:— address, Box' A15, G.P.Q., Perth.

News.
sell by public ^W'ILLSGOOD BUTTER, forms of application
Musical Traveltalk, Special are
^mmmm~mm~mmmm Novelty, ^
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR None Better, The Bairds Co,, Ltd. required to be submitted
by a part
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NITURE
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AND EFFECTS,

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2/0£ lb. 2/0 i lb. ;. nership or company..
Including :— s

It's First Quality Always. Every application must be ac

Magnificently
.wood 8-Piece
Polished
Dining
Black
Suite. FRUIT KING
TH| STREET, companied
spect of each
by a fee of £1 in re
LARGE NAVEL ORANGES, partner
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person, or
Handsome 4-Piece Oak Bedroom BURT BOULDER nominee of
2/6 dozen. |
a company desired to
Suite.
THROUGH' 't .,:;?;; be registered.
SATURDAY— 'SMILIN'
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CREMORNE NEXT 4
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Rooms Linoleum. AT THE WORKERS' FRIEND Application forms for exemption

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from the provisions
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Good Doll's Pram, J Prime Granny
TO-DAY THAT THE R.A.A.F. WILL -Cyclops Smith '

etc., Apples, 31b.. are also available.'*--

YES! John Wills and Co;, .

IT IS etc. from 10/6

Wether's

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PillowsBp-^£U
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MARCH THROUGH THE STREETS OF BOULDER. Full list in Monday's issue. YOU NEED..] ?resh Green Cabbage, only 2d. (a) his total income tax
washed with

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as a
SEEDS
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tear-it's
^gjjjp
Fusa- - Choice
Apples, Statesman,
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champion Tomato Cleos., agent

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during the twelve

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WITHOUT Yates,
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RESERVE. wilt heavy bearer, 9/ to 10/6 case. :j. months

rium, resisting, immediately preced

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COMMENCE AT 2.45 'P.M. FROM BURT
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THE PARADE WILL
1/ pkt. New Vetemold Tomato, J j'resh Swedes, 31b. for 6d. ing the date of his applica Think how disgusted would be ifour budding General

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STftBET WEST, TRAVERSING BURT; HAMILTON, PIESSE, R. B. WILSON, Dr. Langford, of I Plenty of Tomatoes, Oranges, Man
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tion did hot exceed £20; and his 'kit bag' sprang fear of that.
a
rip! But there's
' ' introduced by no
4* LANE AND BURT STREETS. Auctioneer and Sworn darines.
Valuator. Canada, resists mould and has im ,

(b) he does not reside You see, Mother washes all her linen with good Velvet

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or carry
I Plenty of Cauliflowers, Peas, Beans, Soap and cuts ruinous Velvet
proved growth and very heavy on business within a reason
—
out rubbing. heaps up
MONDAY MORNING
THE SALUTE BEING TAKEN AT APPROXIMATELY 3.5 P.M. cropper, 1/6 pkt. All Year Round cheapest
place. able distance of a registered i
into the richest suds you ever saw. They work gently 1

- Dhoice 9d. stick.

in climates, 1/ Celery, tax agent. 1 ^through and through the fabric
HALL Cabbage, heads all and the dirt
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OUTSIDE BOULDER TEE TOWN BY AT 5

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MARITANA STREET
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Lettuce, POTATOES AND ONIONS 111

Isn't this the safest
WING-COMMANDER CHAPMAN, pkt. Wonder Seedless slips away. washing care for these
Near
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Tower Hotel J ?resh
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Green Apple Soup Vegetables and Salads. W. B. wartime days, when has
HAYWARD,
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heat-resisting, 1/ pkt. ?''

everything to —

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better than other Secretary, Tax Board last long as possible?
eating Agents' oi '___—— -^^^^^^^^^^^5^1
as
At 10.30 o'clock Qucuinber,
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THE R.A.A.F. IN RECOG Peach PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN
'AS THE PARADE IS A GESTURE BY m

apple types, 1/ pkt. Mango '*. ??

W.A.
MAGNIFICENT WORK OF THE A.C.F., BADGES BROWN 1/ SHOPPING BAGS Taxation
NITION OF THE
APPEAL AT
(

pECIL
*^
and
CO. have for preserves. and jam making,
96-102
Department,
WILL BE ON SALE IN AID OF THE JUNE been favoured with instruc Oyster Plant, full oyster Barrack street,
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pkt. WE PAY 3d. FOR CLEAN PAPER soapy sup's save /
|*|*^ ^^^^^^'

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ONE SHILLING EACH. tions from New Perth.
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Mrs. Regan to sell:— devour, easy to grow, 17 pkt. *g
HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, Guinea Butter Vine., enormous

CARPENTER'S TOOLS, -heat resisting, 1/ pkt. FREE DELIVERY

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ration coupons. ^^^^^^^^^^S^^^^^
,
v
gourds,

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WESTERN
NOW WHAT ABOUT THE EVENING? ETC. *

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Giant Cape Gooseberry, 1/ pkt. i AUSTRALIA
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PROBATE
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Bar ana Passion Fruit, delicious PHIL'S MART. JURISDICTION V.77.26.

\gjli§^gg'^r KITCHEN & SONS PTY. LTD.
IN THE MATTER, of the Will
MONDAY MORNING 2/ pkt. Special large packet

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CORNWALL eating,

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EITHER GO TO THE

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CAN above of VINCENT ROBERTS late of
Special .

THE INSTITUTE, KALGOORLIE, Carrots, 1/, or the LIMITED

HOTEL, BOULDER, RAILWAY 45, Dart street Boulder in the
CECIL BROWN and (limited supplies). Remit
: OR THE BRIDGE AND CARD PARTY AT MRS. ROSE'S CO.. for 10/6
-io— SPECIALS TO-DAY State of Western Australia 'Miner
Auctioneers.
RESIDENCE, 127 LE,WIS STREET, KALGOORLIE. by'P.N. ''WANTED TO. BUY LOST AND FOUND
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3ood Eating 10/6 per deceased. ,

ECONOMY NURSERIES, Apples,

N.S.W. case;'' 3 lb. 1/. ?'?'.-.-?'? TAKE NOTICE that all creditors
GUILDFORD,
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OLD :
T June
10/6 and 12/6 and other persons having claims OST, Hannan
Sranny Smiths, per or 6, street,

TO-DAY IS A SPECIAL A.C.F. DAY —

GIVE IT SITUATIONS VACANT case; 2$ and 3 lb. 1/. demands against the estate of the --*-~
.-WANTED
JLJ
Kalgoorliei Ration
Book, Iden

ILL
3weet Navel Oranges, 2/ 'dozen; abovenamed deceased are hereby WANTED tity
Ticket,
'Card, Union Ticket, Labour
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER
Don't Who Won't Pay For Those extra large, 3/. required to forward full particulars Stamp Book, in Pouch,
X..\- YOURi.FHLLEST S1UPPOiST-. .-.,lAj^ CHJS HEAPING.*-.- dMEOST
,

thereof
3HEV RQLEtfjj PONT1AC. BUJCK name' A. Nilseri, Celebration. Re

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Deal'' from'- 4 'the' Execu;
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lb.
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:'v:'-:'Pay.-'; Cabtiage, 1/. -writing' \ND OTHER 1

POPULAR MAKES
VBPROVED BY THE turn 17
NATIONAL JACK HEHIR, CASH GROCER, Dhoicd Buttei' Swedes, 5 lb. 1/.'
trix care of COWLE and MACO DP
Ardagh avenue, Kalgoorlie.
LATE MODEL SEDANS IN
SERVICE OFFICER BOY Good reward.
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8.45 P.M. - ?

SUNDAY ?
8^ P.M. BEFORE and Get Your Money's Worth. ^lice Yellow Pumpkin, 5 lb. 1/. Solicitors Exchange Buildings GOOD CONDITION.
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BOULDER TOWN HALL .INSERTION 3ood White Cauliflowers, from 1/6 Kalgoorlie on or before the 5th day,
TOST, about one week ago, Pair
each. of July 1943 after which date
CHAR'LES' LOGAN
COMPANY- OF TWENTY AND PROFESSIONAL 8. oz. Imperial Cheddar Cheese, 9d. the WE ARE CASH BUYERS -^
Black Kid
PRESENTS Ml Other said Executrix will proceed to
,

Gloves, lady's. Re
ARTISTS ON BEHALF OF THE BOULDER RED CROSS pkt. Fresh Fruit,' Vegetables dis
ward, returning Dr. Gorman's
THE EVER BRIGHT, EVER CHANGING NON-STOP WANTED
A YOUNG LADY Shoulders Bacon. 3 to 4 lb., lid. lb. and Salads. tribute the estate amongst the per Cnspection Arranged Anywhere gery.
Sur

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SHOW OF SHOWS Cushions Bacon, cut any weight, Cleanliness is Our Motto.' sons entitled thereto having regard
Age 18-20 years '

only to claims and demands of

«eifV HIPH' 'SKY HNTCH' 1/2- lb. CENTRAL T Ladies'
OST, Navy Blue Hand-

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»mi «***' Reasonable educational standard DISTRICT MOTORS,
OSkl JllUO PHIL'S MART, LTD. which she shall then

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s
TWELFTH PERFORMANCE Nestle's Milk, 3 tins 2/6. , have had CENTRAL -B-J
and mental alertness essential. : DISTRICT MOTORS, bag, containing about £2, be
7's Coronation S.R. 2/ notice. Burt
Flour, bag. tween
'SKY HIGH' 'SKY HIGH' Must be good writer and have VTEW Corsets, Berlei. size 27;
and Forrest streets,

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DATED the 28th
neat appearance.
12 oz. Sunshine Milk, 1/3 tin.. L* and
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day of -May, Phone 12 NORTHAM Phone 72 Thursday afternoon. Reward re
Permanent posi Black a Blue Evening
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SONG LAUGHTER. SEEDLINGS 1943.
VARIETY SEEDLINGS turning
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MUSIC — —
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tion if suitable.
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65 154 Forrest Boulder.

Flrock. Hanbury street. COWLE and MACOBOY, Ex
street;
Billy Trembatli- and his stage band plus Joan Radley (Embassy Ball Reserved occuption Caulies, Onions, Thyme, Sage,
Perth). forithe first time with 'Sky High' Richard Stocks, Silverbeet, 1/ bundle. change Buildings, Kalgoorlie, QTRAYED, Horse, from Clancy
room, Introducing Apply by Genalex, dual
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letter tq— wave,
Solicitors Cash Those for
Dewson, R.A.A.F. West Australian baritone). Be to Beetroot, Larkspurs, Lettuce, RADIO, for the Executrix.
SPOT
is-- Waiting ^ 6 H,
N brand. Return to
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(brilliant sure see: Box also street,
123, Kalgoorlie overhauled, £15; Astor You
Don't
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Musical Instruments
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ladies. Celery, Wallflowers, 94 Clancy Reward.
George Air learn the art of making acquaintance with young Parsley, Wireless, with new batteries, £12
Piano
street.-
BE SURE AND SEE THE SHOW IN TOWN. 9d. bundle. Jse— Pianos, Radios. Ac
BEST 10/. S4, this office. TTNIVERSITY OF
A PPLICATIONS WESTERN' ;ordions (or other Accordions), T OST, Amber
PRICES: Front Stalls and Circle 1/6, Back Stalls 1/.
are invited for Cut Mixed Herbs, 6d. bunch. ^ Pendant and
^X the Position AUSTRALIA 3uitars, Alto -'-*
E. McLLHENEY, Hon. Secretary. of Paymaster and Suit, Dinner
size almost BanjorMandolin. Chain. Reward returning to
ONE 5,
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Stores Officer, Ammunition Saxophones, Uk u 1 e 1 e s, Dance 200 Boulder road.
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Fac FOR VALUE new; three Dress Shirts; bar

Eastern Goldfields. AUSTRALIAN MUSIC Drums, Me
tory,
gain, no coupons. Apply 202 Hay
t r o n o m e s; Sewing
EXAMINATIONS BOARD T
LEAGUE FOOTBALL Salary Range— £37S-£450, Vlachines: Bring Your Instruments OST, Brown Puppy, with black
TO-MORROW'S Goldfields allowance £30, p.a. for
plus
JACK HEHIR street, Kalgoorlie.
:or Our Inspection To-day. Mus ?*-*
markings, answers
Roily, child
married man, SEPTEMBER EXAMINATIONS Hannan Kalgoorlie: ren's Reward. 273 Burt
P.M.* plus cost of
living TQADIOS: Bargains in New and jrove's, street, pet. street.
2.45 P.M. — ?

2.45
adjustment at present £40 p.a.
THE PEOPLE'S MART Reconditioned Mantels and
f -tt-k'

Entries lor the Examinations in ADIOS RADIOS RADIOS

at Central: Randall. Applications should state full Consoles,- A.C.-D.C, or battery,
KALGOORLIE v. RAILWAYS, Kalgoorlie. T OST, around
qualifications, experience and
148 HANNAN STREET
available in Philips, Mal Theory, Musical Perception and Halfway, yester
age Hotpoint, -*-J
at Boulder. Central: and should be addressed to
Next Door to J. W. Hawkins, the Practice of Music, will CLOSE on HIGHEST. PRICES PAID FOR day afternoon, Pink and Grey
BOULDER v. MINES, Philippson. vern Star, other leading brands.
Chemist JULY 28. Galah. Reward returning to 19
NATIONAL SERVICE Small
OFFICE. Choice Green 2d.
Bruce Pty., Ltd., 242 Han Dorothea Kalgoorlie.
ADMISSION lid. SERVICES PERSONNEL 6d.
Kalgoorlie. j Cabbage, only nan street, Kalgoorlie. Entry forms may be obtained YOUR WIRELESS AT street,
Yes, 2d. from local music shops or the
Goldfields TOST, in Boulder,
Sunday, June 27th, at Kalgoorlie —
v. R.A.A.F., in aid of
T1TANTED, Woman, for One 3 lb. Granny Smith Apples for 1/. Car half School of Mines. SLATTER'S SLATTER'S
on Friday
Trailer, parry
June Appeal A.C.F. T»
Day's Work every fortnight,
20 Nice Eating Apples for 1/. GOOD
ton, tyres, 5.50 x 20. Apply 19
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G. M. LUMB,
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afternoon, Glasses, in blue
;
Swedes for
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leather case. Reward on returning
washing and cleaning. Apply5 P3, 31b.. 6d. :

Balfour street. Local Secretary. A.C.-D.C. OR BATTERY SETS.

Burt
Fresh 2d. Simpson's, street.
c/o Simpson's, Boulder. Pumpkin,
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Beetroot, 3d. bunch. Bedroom new, TVrOTICE to
Claim Creditors and Cash Furniture,
for House
SUNDAY NIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT - Suite, as
SPOT
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KALGOORLIE SUB-BRANCH R.S.L. T^TASHER Woman wanted. Ap Plenty of Fresh Soup Vegetables SINGLE
dark; also Gramophone. SI,
-^ ants. WILLIAM Re REILLY, hold Goods, anyetc., quantity,
JBBKv MOTORS, BICYCLES, ETC.
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125 Hanbury and Salads. LAURENCE late of Kalgoorlie, de Edwards and Co.,
JPPk ply, street. this office. price given.
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COMMUNITY AND VARIETY Cheapest Place for Cauliflowers,
ceased All persons having claims Auctioneers, Hannan street, next
SALE SALE?
FORSEDAN, FOR
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Pieces New
\Y y ANTED, Young
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Passage Lino, or demands the

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Girl, light from each. -against estate of
CONCERT *
house duties, assist with
1/ V
TWO
4 yards; Lady's Cardigan, the abovenamed
Hicks. WITH GOOD
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one are
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Local Grown Peas, 1/4. required to

mJB^^^^m Percy Lester presents
Millie
another
Leithhead,
'Bumper'
The'
programme children, and Woman,
117 Wilson
wash one Plenty of Beans. :
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new; one pair Lady's Shoes, size 4. send particulars thereof in writing FURNITURE,
S? and
Refrigerators,
kinds Useful Also
TYRES,
JraBB£||i|||&
with George. Mann, Troubadours, day_v/eek. Apply, street Choice Granny Smith Apples, 9/ 170 Dugan street. to the undersigned before the 19th Pianos all
GAS PRODUCER
Clements; Rita Beaton, Nobby and Clarrie
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day of July, otherwise Bought for C a s b. See TRAILER;

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'iRsBSalliiP Shirley Paull, case. 1943, they Articles
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Bricks, 500; also Good WITH SPARE
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Richard Dewson. will be excluded from Brown and Co. TYRE,
^WaB^jjpjBr
Laugh at comedy gags, enjoy -amateur trials, compete WANTED KNOWN
Choice Cleo. Apples, 8/6 and 9/ PRESSED
Jog Cart S2, this in the distribution of
participating
the assets.
3ecil x
OR WILL SEPARATE.
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case.
small
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fjiURNITURE in large or NORM
...
for 'Hidden. Titles.' Maisie Grafton and her stage band. Statesman Eating Apples, 9/ case. Dated this 17th day of June, 1943. ' SMITH,
8 p.m. in Distress Be OIONEER Express, corner Mac J. H. lots, cash. Wilson and Co., Kal 278 Hannan street. Tel. 143.
Doors open Proceeds aid of R.S.L. Funds. early. Fresh Celery, 6d^ 9d. stick. GLYNN, Public Trustee,
J. R. HYLTON, President.
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donald and Lane
streets, Rail of Potatoes.
TO LET Supreme Court Building, Perth. ;oorlie and Boulder.
and Plenty
way General Carriers, For TftTANTED, Late Model
FREE DELIVERY nnHREE House. T v Coup4
warding and General ALGOORLIE MECHANICS' and
or Four-Roomed Ford V8, Oldsmobile
Agents, WE PAY 3d. FOR CLEAN PAPER Kalgoorlie Boulder or large
AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND JUNE APPEAL Regular Service to Mines and INSTITUTE (INC.). A.W.U.,
Section.^A GENERAL MEET
-B- .Particulars of. price and locality Vauxhall, must be in
WHY PAY MORE ELSEWHERE? office.
good ord°r,;
Boulder. Telephone 320. TO LET, in Basement, ONE ING of the above will be held at to R6, this Apply,- S6tnis office.
PATRIOTIC DANCE Malvern Star LARGE ROOM and THREE Workers' Hall, Boulder, on SUN
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Fur |^-ENT.'S Bicycle, Horse, suitable milk float.

'OURS, Coats
TO-NIGHT, RAILWAY INSTITUTE.
-?-
and
Cleaned,
Remodelled.
Re ^^
excellent condition. Apply 461 SMALL ROOMS, suitable for DAY NEXT, JUNE 20, 1943.
ONE Apply Hall, 18 Dwyer street, WANTED TO JENT
?Programme: Two Old-time, One Modem. Lots of Novelty Dances. paired No Hannan street.
stores (perishable goods in parti Business: Election of Officers, ,

coupons Fur Boulder. ?

Billy Trembath's Orchestra. E. Ryan, Floor Manager. required. Bennett's, cular). Apply Secretary, Kalgoorlie General.
and Cloakroom riers, 265 Hannan street. Stocks Must Be Sold. Mechanics' Institute. E. A. 'OY married couple (no children)'*
Competent Ladies' Gent's Attendants. TfiNTIRE DUFFY, T ARGE Household Refrigerator, JLP
Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6 (including tax) ?*-?
Remember, no limits. G. M. JOHNSON, Secretary. pro tem. JL^ in perfect Furnishrd House or
; Cottons, Secretary, condition, good cash Flat; good
OILMS left before 9 a.m. may be reliable tenants.
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Uniformed Personnel lid. Buttons, Buckles, Soaps, Ear-rings, Apply, S7, this'
*? collected after 9 a.m. the next and
offer. S3, this office.
12. Necklets, Dice. XTNFURNISHED HOUSE, WRIGHT W. OO., LTD. office.
Dancing 8 p.m. to Dancing 8 p.m. to 12. Brooches, Novelty -J newly F.
.
day. Owing to Jhe shortage of four BROOKMAN
Shop next Criterion. renovated, rooms, STREET, to Buy or Rent, 4 or
paper reprints can no longer be
with bathroom and wash-house, KALGOORLIE, WANTED
5-roomed House, bathroom
done Hocking and Co., Ltd. 'ThODGE 6 1935 Roadster, situated at 7 Maritana tram Payroll Books,
mecha street, CHAFF, GRAIN AND POTATO and Washhouse essential. Reply, fo/jriNE
?«JL snowing
?*-* ah deductions,
nically perfect, tyres good, go at door. MERCHANTS. to this office.
5/. each, posted
Mrs. Jackson stating terms, House,
call again Large Size Time
WILL
at 57 Campbe.ll street, Kal
Cheetham street. ;
RENTAL, 22/6 PER WEEK. Agents
Note
for Avon
Texaco
Valley and Key
Power with
6/.
ance Books, seven
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in —Harassing against Japa (Switzerland) correspondent

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will Department announces that
parade. Men bring crib and 50 minutes, a Flying Fort
An from air battle Guadalcanal, repeated to-day that Japan could nese aerodromes, supply ports and the 'New York Times' says that 18.— For
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exPcession
pannikin, water bottles, respira
great over
not invade Australia and emphati routes were maintain channels ress out-fought and outmanoeuvr
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haversacks and helmets.
in the solomons, yesterday, United barge traffic reports through private
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tors, denied that there was a poli ed by the Allied air forces on Wed irom Rome indicate that tne sec ed a party of 15 Zeros off the west
States planes shot down 77 Japa cally
for this optimistic state coast of Bougainville Island in the
C V.D.C. npsp 29, hnmbp.rs and 45 Zeros —

tical basis nesday night and Thursday. Ame retary of the Fascist Party, Sgr.
Company,

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(Guerillas) TVlie
bombed Solomons
Members of for the loss of six
Americans.
mnnt OCBPOCTnpnf. TOCJO Tint rican Mitchells in force Scorza, has usurped temporary Northern yesterday
No. 9 platoon will who
from advanced based on his personal military and strafed a dispersal area and dictatorial Moreover, in morning. A 20-year-old pilot
parade to-morrow morning at 9 In a despatch an power.
combat duty almost
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Poods served there Pacific base Associated views, he said, but on his know installations at Madang on formed persons credit the rumours has been on
V is are never any Half South an supply
day at the
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of the resources available to the north coast of New Guinea at half and has more =

that the Duce be incapaci a year and a

range, snapshooting, 200 and 300 Press correspondent says that the ledge may
force consisted of about Australia and of competent sur sunrise on Thursday and later tated from than 500 combat hours
flying to
Japanese physically exercising
yards.
120 planes. veys which had been made. strafed installations at Salamaua his powers and the wai\ his credit, even put a bomber into.
directing
had said previously had to
Tobacco Cigarettes and Only minor damage was caused All he and near-by Kela village. It is significant, says the corre Immelman and Chandelle turns
been in relation to the Another force of Mitchells, ac that evade although
. Rumours that the prices of to on Guadalcanal. The Japanese strictly spondent, the latest Govern diving Zeros and, .

state of the war and quite regard bombed and mental he

bacco and cigarettes were to be in scored hits on one Liberty cargo companied by Bostons decree mobilising students, seriously both legs, wounded in
less of said Mr. Curtin. strafed 20 enemy barges during an until the
creased were denied in Melbourne ship which was beached for sal politics, was signed by Sgr. Scorza in the remained at the controls
The situation had undergone vast offensive sweep right round Huon name of the Fascist en
yesterday by the Minister for vage and also on another smaller Directorate enemy fighters broke off the

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since he warned, a few Peninsula. Eight of these barges, instead of by Mussolini.
Trade and Customs. Senator vessel on which nine men were changes Also, ac gagement. Then he set the crippled
One American months ago, of the Japanese con which were louna siinKing aiong cording to an official bomber down in a beautiful land
Keane. killed. pilot was communique,
from six shot centration to the north of Aus the coast
between Saidor and Ho Scorza received the
saved the fighters Sgr. Spanish ing. ;-

Alleged Disorderly Conduct down, poi were destroyed and others were and Japanese Ambassadors. This The Fortress had
vpsf:prria.v
a headquarters spokesman only one
Tlpf.prvHvp .Trvnpc urrpsf.. Mr. Curtin's
statement damaged. This route has been ex the first
said. The correspondent adds that to-day is time that the party aileron strand undamaged, the hy
ed Fret j of Gotfred Jensen of to the was made in reply to overseas used by the enemy in has received
(41), it was a major bl6w Japa tensively secretary diplomats uiauiiu
sysiem was uui. ox oraer,
Swedish nationality, single, miner, air in the Solomons press statements and public ques supplying Lae and Salamaua from in the name of the Government it
nese strength had brakes no
and, apart from
of the
of Fimiston, on a charge of dis and Bismarck Sea areas bringing tioning by members Federal Wewak and Madang since it be and officials in Rome openly hint an airspeed indicator no instru
conduct. Jensen will of the reason for his for him to take his that the Directorate
orderly appear the total of enemy aircraft shot Opposition came so costly may also as ments.
in the Kalgoorlie Police Court this down in June to 146 and the total change of views respecting the pos convoys into Huon Gulf. sume the direction of A
foreign graphic description of the
of a Japanese move
morning. losses in the South Pacific since sibility against affairs. heroism shown by the pilot and
to 1414. Australia. The Opposition is ex Supply Route Strafed
July 31, 1942, crew was given to-night by a, crew
V.D.C. Pioneer and Transport nonfn^ tr\ cooV «3. mrYTP rip.t.fl/UpH PY.
Later, these Mitchells and Bos
The 'New York Times' Wash member.
Sections states that planation of the Prime Minister's tons strafed Hopoi village and
Liberty Loan He said: 'We were flying
The members. of E sec
ington correspondent shore installations near Saidor and
over Buka Island when the bom
company through representa
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scant details of the statement its

although the wharf Marien Har bardier called out 'look down
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tions will parade at the Kalgoorlie avail tives on the War Council and in area near DETAILS OF SUBSCRIBERS
battle over Guadalcanal are there.' I counted 15 Zeros
R.S.L., Dugan street, at 0930 hours Parliament next week. A meeting bour, on Rooke Island in the spiral
able here to-night, it was appar Vitiaz while to the ling up to meet us. We crossed Buka
to-morrow, where various exercises probably Strait, crossing Sydney, June 18.— It dis

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aerial defeat of the Opposition parties, was
will be carried All
ently Japan's greatest of New Britain for a Passage and continued our recon
BIRTHS = ?:- --:?????? out. members in since on Mondav, will determine the western tip closed by Mr. Spender, M.H.R., to
».-=? rrrr =.::?-
the South Pacific the naissance of the
=..:::.:j?j to attend attack on the aerodrome west coast of
On June Rev. and
are earnestly requested battle of Santa Cruz, last October, Opposition's attitude on this ques strafing day that fewer than 1000 sub
BOON. —
16, to The Miner' be Bougainville. The Zeros circled us
'Kalgoorlie will .,

this parade. tion. and adjacent supply dumps at scribers provided three
F. Boon, of when the enemy lost 156 planes in nearly
Mrs. J. Katanning address like hawks. They would off
(late Boulder) brother for
posted to any in tie
a more protracted action involving The Supply Bill which the Gov Cape Gloucester. 4u»ilcio ui uiic icucxiu xiiuU)Uuu,uuu to make
peel
of a Music Examinations frontal attack after
—
a
Commonwealth 13/ per quarter will down almost R.A.A.F. Catalinas started nume
loan, in contrast with the one
(Ian William).
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American battleships and carriers. ernment bring Liberty

Lynette The local of the Aus another.'
r payable in advance. secretary The latest to have immediately after the House meets, rous fires during a five-hour haras 384,131 subscribers who provided
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( seems
MADALINI— At the Kalgoorlie fight Because
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tralian Music Examinations the of the skilful flying of
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-^A been one of the great plane will provide the Opposition with sing attack on new enemy between them only one-tenth of
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District June to the pilot

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on 15, most
Hospital, Lumb, has been of the tracer and
,
Board, Mr. G. M. to initiate a discus aerodrome at Langgoer, in the Kai
plane victories of the war. an opportunity the loan, quoting figures which he
Ada and Prank— a daughter. notified that entries for the against cannon fire flew
Sep 5000 miles north-east of harmlessly past
Both well. A sizeable Japanese air armada sion of the subject. Mr. Curtin Islands, had just received from the Trea of
tember examinations will close on Darwin. Direct hits were obtained the nose the Fortress but in
to raid and Service Ministers will explain surer, Mr.
evidently attempted Chifley.
THE 28.
July Entry forms__may be ob Guadalcanal but a large force of to Parliament how other phases of on the positions of three heavy Mr. Spender said they showed
tained from local music and also did a lot of damage. Oxygen
BEREAVEMENT NOTICES shops or our fighters, army, navy the global struggle have influenced 'ack ack' guns on a
just how much truth there was in
the School of Mines. including bottles were smashed and the
Allied in this theatre. Bofors position. pilot
Mrs. and and marine corps planes intercept strategy the Government's claim that the
THANKS. Taylor
JWiqer both wounded in
—

the severely
families, Boulder, Alberton Jfalcfoorlie D Company (Boulder) V.D.C. ed and slaughtered the invaders in They will claim that Australia, Port installations at Boela, loan was an outstanding success,
Although
legs.
the help of her has former Dutch oilfield town on the excruciating suffering
a crushing climax to the particu with Allies, and that it was a people's loan.
(S.A.), and Miss Lucy Taylor, The programme for to-morrow pain he remained at his post and
fUBLISHED DAILY successfully discharged her obliga north-east coast of Ceram, were
Victoria Park, wish to thank all follows: larly bad series of blows the Japa 'The Labour Government will, in
refused
(Sunday) morning is as —

bombed by American Liberators. all medical aid. The bom

and friends nese have suffered recently in that tion. the end, be compelled to accept
relatives for tele Boulder rifle range for Owen gun bardier was wounded in four
area. Government believe that circles lilt: SUJau Ullliciu wens uiv/wxx ujj places
cards, wreaths, leaves the system of post-war credits or
grams, letters, practice. Q.M.
Transport Allied the Pacific in the Dutch before they evacuat and the navigator was hit in the
flowers and personal at 0900 hours. Steel During days from June11 5 to the cause by compulsory loans, proposed in the and
expressions SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1943 store, Boulder, have but recent reconnais arm head. The impact of
June 16 they lost 142 planes as well would been dealt a fatal blow ed the area,
of sympathy in their late sad be helmets to be worn. Tuesday Fadden Budget,' said Mr. Spen bullets them The
had shown a line lead flung forward.
as eight probably destroyed and 10 if it had not been possible to hold sance pipe der. He had asked the
reavement; also Mr. Jim Nicho night, June 22, N.C.O. class f or D Two medium-sized Treasury uumuaiuiei was out ne
the Solomons. Ame this country as a base. The revela ing to the jetty. uyuig Kepi,
las, Mrs. Hayes, all their neigh company at Central School. Boul damaged over
of
for figures showing the contribu firing his gun at the
Minister for Ex merchant ships and number a attacking
bours and all who visited Mr. PROGRESS OF THE WAR der, 1930 hours. rican losses in the same period tions by Dr. Evatt, tions by various subscribers. The Zeros while life in
ternal in London of Aus smaller craft were observed in the remained his
were 23 planes and at least nine Affairs, facts
Taylor at home and at hospital, not supplied were: —

body.
tralia's lack of strength last year harbour but it is reported
the Rev. Patriotic School Children pilots were saved. Subscribers of £5010 and over
four pallbearers, and Reviewing the events of the in fViof a-mr nf +.V10CP Tnit The navigator also took turn a
were supported authoritative XITPVP
Ever since the war began Patri t/uii&iueittuit; uunuoiuy prevails numbered 915 and their subscrip
?
McNair, Rev. Stevenson and Dr. week, Commonwealth the Depart at the and burst
and in to the to-day. The Ministerial gun poured one

Shanahan, matron, sisters, nurses ment of Information says that the cia Josephine Mayger, of Kal Washington as why Japa quarters
Japanese Attacks tions totalled £72,244,000. after another into the Zero pack.
been nese risked such a force at view is that at one stage last year,
and staff at the men.'s medical goorlie, have
consistent con large Subscribers of £1010 to £5000 He sent
subjugation of the Italian island in similar The Japanese used 18 bombers two of them diving to
tributors to ail Guadalcanal where they had taken Australia was a position
ward, Kalgoorlie Government defences of Lampe patriotic appeals and 22 in an at numbered 2740 and their subscrip wards the sea.
Pantellaria, It to that of Great Britain after Dun escorting fighters
for all their made, and yesterday again dis a steady beating. is not known tions
Hospital, kindness diisa and Linosa was Bena, Saloka totalled £7,020,000. Bullets from the swarm of Zeros
achieved so played the result of their whether the objective is American kirk, now it is believed that, like tack against Bena
and attention. Will all please thrift by is not in and Atsura native villages in Allied Subscribers of £110 to £1000 ripped through the fuselage^'and
ia^ji.\j.i.y
uuu an ouiiu ouicui wuu

handing over 5/ each to- the June shipping or the installations on Britain, Australia danger numbered
accept this as their personal ex that there is a tendency, both in about 65 miles inland 34,457 and their sub claimed two more victims, the en
A.C.F. Their Guadalcanal. It is considered pos of a major invasion but only of territory,
of thanks and Appeal of the totalled hit in both
pressions grati Australia and overseas, to under attacks. from Madang. Before the war scriptions £12,287,000. gineer was legs and a
genuine practical example of pat sible that the Japanese, stung by. sporadic marauding of £10 to £100
tude. estimate the hazards of Conti there Subscribers num bullet lodged in the radio
a
riotism is to be commended. continuous aerial defeats, attempt were emergency landing opera
invasion. Lack highly bered 384,131 and their subscrip tor's neck. He continued to man
nental of water was ed to in this area. In attacks on
save 'face' by staging a strips
tions totalled £10,253,600. his gun and while
admittedly one of the chief con Arrested three successive days in this area the Zeros were
Prospector large-scale raid on Guadalcanal
MEMORIAL Robberies in Perth
,

IN to the of 109 The total number of subscribers preparing to renew their attacks
,
tributing factors fall Amodio de Crescenzo (43), mar which is a symbol of rising Ameri the enemy has used a total of
In was and the total amount he kept tapping out the aircraft's
CjRAWFORD.— loving memory
Italy's 'Malta,' but it is unlikely ried, prospector, of Linden, was can strength in the Pacific. Suburbs planes. Four huts were burn^ in 422,243
of our dear husband and father, that Rus but subscribed £101,804,600. position. Almost blinded by blood
a garrison of British, yesterday arrested by Detective 'The great air battle, was clearly Wednesday's raid there were
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which
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who passed away suddenly on Mr. Spender said that the 915 coursed from his head
.
sian German soldiers, similarly McLernon and the 'New York casualties.
June 1942.
or Sergeants Woodley portentous,' says
THREE YOUNG SOLDIERS
no
subscribers wound down his face the
20, would have surrendered Times' Port
Moresby had its 112th raid who provided nearly navigator
placed, and charged with a breach of sec military commentator,
Deep our hearts your memory heavier toll CHARGED three-quarters of the total were crawled on his hands and knees to
ir^ without taking of the tion 36 of the Goldbuyers Act. Major Hanson Baldwin. 'Storm „ shortly after dusk last night, four
is kept. cmeny put out a fire which an
invaders. Without from in bombers coming over in insurance companies ana incendiary
detracting Crescenzo will appear the Kal clouds are blowing up in the South GOODS VALUED AT NEARLY enemy
bullet started behind
—Inserted by his loving wife and merits achieve? financial institutions, which La the pilot's
the of the Allied goorlie Police Court this morning. Pacific and all signs indicate that pans cto ixuiu
^,vuu 11. tu «,iiiu xu.

£500 seat.
family. ment, it is obvious that the Italian Alleged Breaking and Entering
*
offensive operations are impending. and number
dropping of bombs. a bour^was never tired of abusing.
CRAWFORD.— In loving memory The total cost of the The went
co-pilot into the nose
opposition was lamentably weak. However, it is unlikely that Japan June rob
There was neither damage nor campaign
of dear father and Perth, 18.— Extensive of the to attend
plane to the in
our grand No effort whatever was made to yesterday, Michael Joseph Renton will attempt offensive moves south casualties. Our 'ack-ack' batteries was estimated at £102,177. This
Jim, who departed this beries during the past four months
jured. The who had
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father, the It ward is apparently excluded the expenses of the or engineer,
oppose landing. there (28), soldier, was charged as her strength opened up and one enemy plane
.
is, single, houses in Shen
life on June 20,, 1942. to to the before the
from Hollywood, ganising staff, estimated at never flown a bomber before, took
will remember.
fore, dangerous jump con Resident
Magistrate, inadequate for the assumption of a ton Park, Claremont, Cottesloe,
was hit and when last seen was
over, the controls and flew the air
We always clusion that, because Pantellaria Mr. L. W. '
with having
Stotter, major offensive. in flames and losing altitude. £16,000.
'
Mosman Park, Swanbourne and craft for hour
?—Inserted by his loving son and
succumbed so quickly, a concen broken and entered the shop of 'Furthermore, the
Australian
an and a half. One
Pat and Palmyra were revealed when ahlp hnrlipH ?momhov rvf +Viq 'nvam
daughter, Norma Moran, Charles Hannan leaders talked last
trated air attack alone can effec Henry Trahair, who loudly Leslie
Francis and three youne soldiers, John walked from one end of the
and grandchildren

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25, with intent to month about the imminence of a

silence coastal defences and on April Motor ~

tively street^ Norman Colin and

Outen, Kelly, Fatality bomber to other 'x
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Neville. .....-?-
commit crime therein. Detective the -bafrying
Japanese
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...,.
enable 7a ??Continental bridgehead' attack, obviously chiefly
..
a
George Walgers, appeared Attack Kiska
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Kevin the inter-communica»

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CRAWFORD.— In fond memory of on messages as
to be established' at Sergeant Lewis prosecuted and for political purposes and to put
relatively before Mr. T. H. Hannah, acting .CAR: AND tion
my ever esteemed friend, Mr. for remand and Lon
ARMY WAGGON system was out of order.
small cost. successfully applied a pressure on Washington S.M., the Perth
in Police Court on The the
Jim Crawford, who passed away NEW GEORGIA BOMBED ;
COLLIDE co-pilot landed badly
of eight don to increase aid to
-
With islandthe outposts Italian days. military charges of stealing and two shot up bomber. When
.
on June it' was
20, 1942. have reversed
now in our hands, the next stage Australia, recently
charges of breaking and entering. June One learnt that the condition
One of the best.
would to be to
R.A.A.F. March Boulder at To-day themselves declaring that the Washington, June 18.— A navy Perth, 18. civilian —

pilot's
appear an attempt Between them the accused admit and two civi was serious and he was in need
—Inserted by A. G. (Dad) Price. This afternoon the R.A.A.F. will stated was killed outright of
neutralise the Sicilian airfields, danger of attack against Australia ted' the theft of goods, department communique
VI VI
AN.— In fond and the streets of including lians and three soldiers in a transfusion operation more than
loving with the of parade through is past. Therefore the Japanese at that on Tuesday, Dauntless dive were

of our loved sons, subsequent occupation Boulder and will be accompanied 110 war savings certificates, 12
bombers and jured when a military and 20 officers and enlisted men piled
memory dearly island. This will tempt to raid Guadalcanal was Avenger torpedo waggon
that naturally watches, 10 rings, cameras, suits into the three and
OswaldStanley (Stan), who Boulder Mines Band. The bombers, escorted bv Wildcats at a motor car meu in a neaa-on col jeeps rushed
present a more difficult problem, by the probably part of a holding offen and an accordion, of a total value to the hospital
passed away on June 1940; march will from Burt tacked lision on the
road, near Bunbury to offer their blood
20, commence sive to frustrate the pre Japanese positions on West
'
or
as the Luftwaffe can be expected delay of £481 19/6. Sergeant W. C. to save his
Teddie, January 18, 1920; also street west at about 2.45 p.m. and New Island Whitby Falls, about two miles on life.
resist the parations that may be under way ern Georgia (Solo
to our attacks, while Wyatt prosecuted.
Henry Pike, April 7, 1941, grand traverse the main streets, culmin for a push northward.' mons). Fires were started and the Perth side of Mundijong about
Italian divisions defending Sicily C. Smith said
Detective-Sergeant
father
Inserted
of the above.
will be stiffened infusion of by an
ating in the taking of the salute, Major Baldwin says plainly that that entrance to houses was gain heavy explosions observed. On 6 ^o'clock to-night. The victims WARTIME STRIKES
*—
by his loving- parents, at 3.5 p.m. outside the Boulder if an Allied offensive is starting its Wednesday Avengers and Daunt ?were: —

and German As troops.

Sicily has an ed during the absence of the occu
brothers, sister sister-in-law. Town Hall by Wing-Commander logical objective Rabaul, but less machines escorted by Corsairs Killed: George Henry Green
.
of 9860 is either the win THREE MONTHS'
area square miles, bomb will be attended pants by forcing of RECORD
Chapman, who on that strongly defended base can attacked Choiseul Island where (about 60), widower, Jarrah
be or' doors. The houses
ing cannot as concentrated or dows were
the platform by Major Smith* the not be taken in a single fires started. dale.
-
were
as effective as it was at Pantel leap. First, ransacked. In May last, Canberra, June 17.— Although
completely

?
Boulder Kalgoor McAlister

.
Mayors of and its series of strong must In the North Pacific Tues Injured: Norman (23),
outposts house in on
An Adventure Ends laria.
natural
The Axis fully
of the
utilised
island
the
and
lie, and the president A.C.F., of the either be taken or neutralised and
when
Claremont
an occupant
returned,
of a
he found day, Ventura medium bombers at
of Jarrahdale, abdominal injuries,
final figures
for a week or
will not be available
resources two, it is virtually
Mr. S. W. Wright. During the day airfields within fighter range of in his study. He tacked Kiska in the Aleutians. Hits probable fracture of hip and
developed it as a major air base Outen intercepted certain that Australia's wartime,
SN CARE OF CHILD WELFARE badges will be sold by the ladies Rabaul must be seized or con main bruises,' detained in Perth Hospi
Outen and took £6 in cash from were scored on the camp strikes the of
for attacks aeainst Allied shiDDine during first quarter
.
DEPARTMENT of the A.C.F. at one shilling each structed before tal; William McKay (43), of Jar
in the earlier of the directly attacking him but the intruder escaped. Wit area, runways and anti-aircraft 1943 reached the record
stages war.
is trusted the figure of
and it that public the objective. batteries. rahdale, fractured nose, lacera
Nineteen aerodromes in ness said that about a quarter of ilisf. ttinrs t.Via.n 9flfl Af. nfoeorrf:
-

June 18.— In the Chil major are

will respond generously to this ap Baldwin that tions and detained in
Albany, with the bases at Major concluded, the goods had been recovered in a bruises, there is
indication of whether
no
Court before use, principal In the evening the day's whether not Perth
:

dren's yesterday, peal. or the Japanese suc Hospital. not

Catania and Comiso and the house at Fremantle or the number of working days
Messrs.' Jno. Norman, and activities will conclude with ceeded in on The soldiers, from
junior hitting objectives on tne cnarges oi stealing zne suffering Al
Fre others chiefly spread along the at the Cornwall lost also constituted a record.
F. L. Williams, J's.P., two dances Hotel, Guadalcanal, it is unlikely that minor injuries, were conveyed to
accused were remanded for sen there
of 13 years
southern coastal area. These air and the Railway Insti Australia Satisfied though were more disputes
mantle boys of age
and
Boulder, they will be able to completely halt tence until Saturday. Each was re
the Hollywood Military Hospital. in 1942 than in 1941 the days lost
fields the forts of Messina, and at 127 Lewis
:

were committed to the care of the Kalgoorlie, the Allied offensive whenever it is -&-»-&? The driven by McKay,
? ?

tute, for car, was

ctiiu. \jai\jCLi.u.at die bxic manded eight days on the two in 1942 were considerably fewer.
jrcliciiiiu ^hij. Kalgoorlie, where, by cour attempted. WAR POSITION REVIEWED towards Perth and the
VSX.UJ.U fVvUUlU i_/t£Jt*A. UUAVs-LJ.U U.4J.U1X

of the Allies air arm

street,
charges of breaking and entering. proceeding The anticipated record of 200
18 years of age. told cipal targets tesy of Mrs. Circle 14 will The New York 'Herald-Tribune'
They were at
Rose, Each
of the three accused plead waggon was travelling in a south odd stoppages for the first
could present, but the weight of these and card June 15. The Aus quarter
that their parents make ap conduct a bridge party cites an unconfirmed report circu
ed to a further Washington, —

erly direction. Both vehicles over

the authorities at a attacks will have to be increased guilty charge of tralian Minister to of this year compares with 602
plication to to iurtner assist tne June appeal. lating in Washington that the Washington, turned when the impact occurred,
later date for their release before the airfields can be render having wilfully damaged seven
Sir Owen for the whole of 1942, 567 in 1941,
on pro Japanese are desperately trying to
enamel mugs, valued at 14/, at the Dixon, who recently the car being upside down on top
ed useless to the enemy Policeman Faces Charges the 350 in 1940 and 214 for the second
bation subject to their behaviour retake Guadalcanal because Gene
Perth and
visited Commonwealth, told of Green, whose body had to be
Remanded from Wednesday of ral lock-up on Wednesday half of the year 1939. The follow- ;
being satisfactory. Tojo's son was killed there and remanded for sentence. extricated from beneath it. The
Meantime, the victories already last week on a charge that, at Kal were ing official statistics, covering the
the Japanese do not want him to found general satisfaction in Aus to
won have enabled the Allies to broke military waggon came rest on
The boys, who left their homes goorlie, on June 3, he and
rest in tralia that the
entire period from July 31, 1939, to
enemy soil. Japanese now were its side.
at Fremantle on Friday morning give .continuous, fighter cover to entered the counting house of Wil December 31, 1942, were obtained
well held and that the Allied de of
the Mediter and Constable Davies, Mundijong,
last and were arrested at Two convoys through son and Co., Hannan street, An Early Election fensive measures were changing attended the scene of the accident
to-day:— Disputes, 1733; number
and to shorten the supply
'
ranean
People's Bay, 26 miles from Albany therein stole a war savings certifi
to the offensive. mvoivea, oyy.uoo; worjang aays
?
**-»-&. ?

Nothing was so
and, with the help of the
on Monday by Constables F. route the Allied to armies in the cate to the face value of £50, the Japan's Version FORECAST BY MR. MENZIES evident as the new Allied air of
occu
lost, 3,106,796; estimated wages
Middle East. This pants other military vehicles,
Troughton and L. W. Menzel, was a necessary property of Katherine May Wilson, from the loss, £3,417,009. Details for the- in-
superiority resulting rendered first aid and
pleaded guilty to three charges of preliminary to any Allied attacks Robert Glasson Reed (25), married, New York, June 18. —

The Tokio arranged dividual years are as follows: —

Sydney, June 18.— Mr. R. G. multiplication of landing strips for the to be convey
and halls and the south-eastern constable, of Lyall injured men
breaking entering against corner police street, official radio
broadcast the follow 'Menzies, M.H.R., at said Wah throughout the South-West Year » Disputes
at Katanning, of Our control appeared in the Kal ed to hospitals.
a dwelling Candyup Europe.' undisputed Kalgoorlie, ing communique to-day: 'A large roonga that he would be ex Pacific.
1939 (second half only) 214^^
to-day
and Albany and. stealing there of the sea route through the Medi goorlie Police Court again yester formation of Japanese naval air if not When asked if there in 1940 35fr,fr
tremely surprised there was was ...

any ?

terranean will not only enable the when three further

irom, ana aiso to cnarges oi steal day, charges force bombers and
fighters sighted a Federal election within the next terest in Australia regarding the Postal Packages 1941 ? 567
and other goods at Allies to stengthen the against him. These
ing bicycles striking were preferred an enemy convoy off Lunga, six or eigni/ weejs.t-. vjilv leasun ne American campaign for General ^- — *»? ? 1942 ? ? 602
and but of the Ninth charges between May
Katanning Albany they power and Tenth were: That, Guadalcanal, on Wprttipsriav and
gave for this view
that when was MacArthur the Presidency, for Sir GUMMED PAPER INSTEAD OF
affirmed that they had found a Armies, but will also facilitate the 8 and 9, he broke and entered the, the
dealt enemy force a severe
Parliament met at Canberra next Owen Dixon replied that the sub STRING
containing about £4 in of supplies to Russia shop of Tippetts Ltd., Hannan
purse a carriage by blow. We sank one destroyer and Monday, after passing the Supply ject was not much discussed.
FORTY YEARS AGO
at Katanning. the route to the Per street, with intent to commit a two and
gutter shortening four' large, medium one Bill the first business would not When questioned regarding the June
17.— The Post
sian 25 per crime therein; that, on April 24, he
be, Sydney,
Gulf and saving cent, small transport and command the Minister
The and the damaged one a discussion of the war legislation, divided master-General, Senator Ashley, FROM THE 'MINER' OF
mother of one boy came in ship time and tonnage. broke entered shop of large vessel. We shot down 32 but the of said that the combined in order to con
from Fremantle and handed to the Russia Charles Henry Trahair, Hannan non-contributory system operations said to-day that, JUNE 19, 1903
Fighting in has been on planes. of our
enemy Twenty-five social service to be paid for from were more important, but he knew serve supplies of string, the Postal
bench testimonials of hitherto street, with intent to commit a
a larger scale, althougn planes have not returned to their extracted from command
.
slightly revenue of over pro
that, between general no dispute Department had decided, as a war Our Kanowna
good character. operations have been confined to crime therein; and bases. This will be called the air the there
correspondent
taxpayers. blems; on contrary had time measure, to accept for trans writes: 'A 10-ton
'Each lad has a good home,' aerial March 10 and 11. he stole £38 1/11 —

parcel from the

local encounters. The ac battle off Lunga.' 'I know that in the House of been deal of consultation mission within
I cannot the of a great the Commonwealth Kanowna lease Red
on Hill was
she said, 'and understand tivity of both sides has in money, property Tippetts
increased, Representatives the or in Senate between the two commands. second-class mail matter in
conduct.' Hannan street. Reed, who ap only cleaned up at the Robinson bat
their and has been designed to inter-, Ltd., Government will be morale
this measure The of the Australian package form (in fold
The lad who admitted suggesting The peared Resident
before Magis the a covering tery on Tuesday for a 7-oz. ave
rupt supplies. initiative has defeated as I believe the Govern civilians continued high, Sir Owen
ed around the contents)
the adventure said he liked his been with the Red army, and both trate, Mr. L. W. Stotter, was re Betting Charge ment intends it to°be the diffi
fastened rage. At
present there are a fair
did not like Detective defeated,' said, 'notwithstanding with strips of gummed paper. number of wages men
home and parents but the prolonged inactivity and Ger manded until Monday. said Mr. Menzies. 'They will then culties of civilian life which had
developing
He and CROWN WINS APPEAL Packages fastened in this way this rich show of Doyle and Fyn
learning English at school. man propaganda tend to support Sergeant Lewis prosecuted. make it an election cry that the been intensified in the last
sharply would not be regarded closed
his mate had saved money for the the view that is unable Government
as ney's. Preparations are now being
Germany CHIROPODIST— For Tired Ach
Perth, June 18.— In the Fre
is being frustrated in
year.' against inspection and if examina made for out another par
trip. to full-scale for social getting
launch a offensive Callouses and Police its big effort welfare.' When asked whether he thought tion of
Feet, Bunions, mantle Court on March 29 the contents were deemed which will probably be treated
Anorder was made, at the re against Russia, owing to nervous
ing
the would end soon, he
cel,
Corns. Have them Removed Messrs. J. M. J. E. Gus the war re for official the before the return of Mr.
quest of Sergeant Baumgarten, for
and to
Farrell, necessary purposes Doyle
ness uncertainty as where Consult Joanne and that, while there were opti
the return of stolen property and Painless Way. tafsen W. P. Griffiths,
J's.P. plied packages would be opened and of from Ireland.
Mr. Curtin AiicfroliQ rvf oof
the Western Powers will strike. 230 Han
MA^rtf-^n V»j-\r'»oc« tt'» err*

for costs. The softening-up process from

Rochforte, Louise Salon, dismissed a case in which Frede Disagrees was beaten
ficially refastened by a depart * *
nan street. 'Phone 683. rick uoiin uraig was charged results when Germany mental strip of gummed Mr. C.
Berthold, the well-known
paper.
the air is proceeding with un and the vast Allied air power was
under the Criminal Code with Canberra, 18. The Prime June — Senator Ashley emphasised that, scenic artist, has just completed
.
abated furv. and German 20 GRAND. To-day is Aus
nnmmii —

your having kept or. used

premises in Minister, Mr.
said to-day transferred against Japan, in order to ensure that m- the work of painting and decorat
nications for ticket in 160A Curtin, if could wrings
and industrial targets in i« sfc rin.v a
Market tralians doubted Japan be
street, Fremantle, as a he did not anticipate an early would not become loosf the -

ing the curtain and proscenium of

Patriotic Funds the Ruhr have again taken a Charity Consultation. Try for your common house.
betting The jus election. He could see no reason knocked out of the war by aerial course of handling, the ;_.iinmed the large hall connected wifti the
severe hammering. After a lull of lucky break at 20 Grand 4 Winners.
tices' decision was the bombing. Sir Owen added
that, Miners'
?»?«? to-day sub why Parliament should should Institute. The
?

c not con strips overlap the folds of Kalgoorlie

13 full-scale attacks wherever he had travelled across
POWER TO DIRECT WINDING days, night ject of a successful appeal to the the wrapping by at least 2 in. work, has been carried out in a
UP were resumed, on June 11 and 12, Chief Justice, Sir John Northmore, the Pacific he had seen extraordin artistic and man
expire. very satisfactory
when 2000 tons of high-explosives, vulging information about enemy in the Supreme Court, by the
'

Commenting on the view of Mr. ary advances in the strengthening ner. The present membership of
dropped Dusseldorf. At made departure and of airfields and de
Canberra, June 17.— The Minis were on air strength, a Crown, represented by Mr. G. B. Menzies, M.H.R., that election equipping the institute is the largest far
ter for Repatriation, Mr. Frost, the same time, a heavy raid was when it announced early in the D'Arcy. Mr. W. E. Slattery appear would be held in six or
an

eight weeks fensive establishments. PERSONAL recorded, there being 545 financial
so

carried out on Munster. Other week the presence of 270 Japanese ed for the Discussing the Japanese, the «ffli «n ifh

now controls regulation governing Craig. and that Goveigiment's social members on the roll.
later in the week aircraft in Rabaul. The heard the Australian Minister declared that, Passengers to-day's train
.patriotic funds. The Repatriation targets were Considering appeal was on legislation would be defeated this on

and the enemy's most that the decision despite stubborn resistance of in from Perth Messrs. Smith,
'Commission is the administrative Bochum, Cologne Oberhausen, that this is grounds was session. Mr. Curtin said he expect are:— A fifth and successful effort was
where chemical and advanced base, the evidence in that a wit dividual Japanese soldiers, Aus Campbell, Ross and Mes
body handling them. Amending re steel, synthe powerful however, against ed Parliament to treat this bill on Young; made by the Menzies Municipal
tic attacked. In should not called for the prosecution had tralians and Americans were not dames Smith, Stevens,
gulations gazetted last nignt oil plants were the disclosure cause ness its merits. He did not believe the Manners, u/uiuiuii to piace a iiaii-yeany re
raids Fortresses and Mos there statement disposed to credit the Japanese Campbell, Ralph, Laffer,
transferred the authority from the daylight any misgivings. Although testified concerning a social security plan was in the Tournav, port and balance sheet of a satis
launched of made with military skill. He and Tovey; Misses
Minister for Defence, Mr. Curtin, quitoes heavy attacks on has been a dearth news re by Craig admitting having ipnnnrdv fchn.fc Mv TV/Tpn^ips vnrmiH special Field, Winzar, factory nature before the
ratepay
Abbeville and in New used the premises as bettiner like. Government of added that Australian troops who Penny, and Murphy.
to Mr. Frost. Bremen, Kiel, Wil garding land operations a Every the ers last night at the town hall.
helmshaven. indi house, this having
been uncontra United had Nations
covenanted had fought other Axis Powers The many friends of Mr. John There a large number
An amendment enables the com Guinea, official communiques was of rate
the Japanese have dicted and that the decision found it impossible to treat the Noall, of the Besi
mission to direct the winding up
In the Pacific area cated that our troops push was with each other to do its utmost Sungei mine, payers present.
out aerial and Bena wrong in law in that the justices to the of the Japanese as honourable enemies Malaya, will be glad
of a fund when its war have carried large ed forward occupied promote welfare Selangor, to
patriotic
the Solomons at ter It misdirected themselves to the in the future. because of the authenticated learn that after 17 months Mrs. The board
time purpose has been fulfilled. sweeps over Bena, in the Markham Valley. as people Any country road delegates now
of proof to of the ill-treatment of Noall has received word
As the regulations at present rific cost and with little tangible is about 67 miles south of Madang quantum necessary unable to find work for those seek stories that he is sitting conference in in Kalgoorlie
stand the definition of result. They have also employed and 110 miles north-west of Lae. establish a prima facie case. ing it had an obligation to make prisoners. a prisoner of war in Changi, Sin began business at 10 o'clock
patriotic to the 'New York yester
funds is so wide that it is believed their aircraft on a large scale From this announcement it may
The appeal was upheld with some other provision for their According gapore, and is in good health. Mr. day morning, and continued till
the costs, the judge ordering that the maintenance. One social Times,' Sir Owen Dixon also said Noall was for many
to be possible that a fund could against our ground installations in be deduced that Allies are security years assayer 5.30 o'clock last evening, when an
be remitted to the to be that the Australian populace the Great Boulder
continue to function New Guinea, but again the dam steadily consolidating their posi case justices measure brought on was a ap on mine, and adjournment was made till 2
indefinitely a direction that for was reconciled to the at one time
has been General the time when with a prima facie bill to provide reciprocity with parently secretary of the School o'clock to-day. The
even after the war, causing over age negligible. tions, pending a
Nations'
delegates will
was established by .the prose New Zealand in the of United strategy oi defeat of Mines Students' be driven
lapping with repatriation commit Mac Arthur's headquarters, which limited offensive can be under case payment Association, around the mines at 8
di against the enemy* cution. old age aeusions, ins. Germany- fijst. .Kalsoorlie. o'clock this
irom moraine.
-
I
tees bad kittierto refrained taken

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RAIDS ON SICILY
Japanese Shocktroops The Crucial Year A Comprehensive Tour Minor Operations Sweep Over France Bombs in London Area
Aerodromes Attacked British Co-operation
BEATEN BY GHURKAS 'IP WE CAN SURVIVE THIS HEAVY SCHEDULE OF AIR ACTIVITY SHIPPING ATTACKS A POST OFFICE DAMAGED
YEAR' ENGAGEMENTS
Calcutta, June 15.— During the London, June 18.— The Moscow London, June 18. 'Whirlwinds —

London, June 18.— An Air Minis

WEATHER RESTRICTS RESPONSE TO DR. EVATT'S
last week of May Japanese shock June 17.— The 'Times- London, June 17.— The C.B.S. radio that states forces of over Northern France last night try states: 'A small
London, large communique —

EFFORTS
representative Soviet did maintained the regular of number OPERATIONS
troops suffered 500 casualties, in correspondent Stockholm states: in in Algiers says: —

aircraft, two of which delivery of enemy planes last night

and several Germany this week 'His has been moving' not return, raided bombs on the Poix near were parts of the south and
cluding a brigadier 'Reports from Majesty enemy aero airfield, over
June 17.— The 'Daily
other and a major the sup about North Africa almost con dromes and ammunition Amiens,' states the Air Ministry south-east of One flew Cairo, June 18.— An air commu London,
officers killed dwell more than ever on dumps on England. in a leading article,
of He service. Other Whirlwinds to the nique states:— :'United States Express,'
general wounded, in a six-day reme importance at present tinuously since his arrival. Wednesday night. About 100 fires news London area and bombs
bombers in sayS: 'Yfe shall never be content
and also Typhoons heavy
—

attempted namely, and big explosions observed. and Mosquitoes daylight yes
batt.lp. in whir.h thp.v to Germany's 'fourth front,' ims covered nunareus ui muea uy were were dropped at scattered points,
take in the de
almost attacked terday attacked aerodromes at with the share we
occupy a British stronghold in wild factories and production, one oi air and car and has seen Moscow, June 18.— The midnight railway targets, barges causing damage and a small num mili
and Comiso and Biscari R.A.F. fence of Australia until the
mountainous country in the Chin the chief organs has now every aspect of the Allied military communique says: 'Nothing im ah E-boat. ber of casualties.' (Sicily).
party —

em
200 occurred 'The which was bombed A the lone-ranse fiehters damaged a tary power of the Japanese
hills near Kalemyo, miles launched the phrase 'If we some preparations and everything that portant front along the E-boat, post office in London
survive makes base on The north to standstill two miles off the which sailing vessel in the Aegean Sea. pire IS DiOUgllO UOWXI 111 iiicwiu.
north of Arakan. how, with all our strength, North Africa a huge Thursday. enemy a area, was set on fire by an resolu
all for He has west of French of two pro An Italian bomber was shot down able ruin.
That is the fixed
The Japanese attacked with this year, our life is saved for future operations. seen Mtsensk twice counterat coast, was one oil bomb shortly after midnight,
tacked at tion of the people of Britain. Dr.
over 1000 men before dawn in an time,' arguing that the German American equipment lined up for with fresh reinforcements. ceeding high speed in line was still blazing fiercely at dawn, off Cyprus- All our planes re

and Both attacks astern. A Whirlwind's bombs lifted turned.' Evatt, who has been an eloquent
attempt to reach Tiddim, one of fronts have only to sit miles, vast supply dumps were repelled with when the flames were visible for
fighting ambassa
advocate and a splendid
.
the chief towns in the Chin hills. and defend the enormous sham battles, in which British and heavy losses, after which the the E-boat out of the water, and many miles. The fire was extin Algiers, June 18.— Bad weather
tight to
the made enemy showed further it fell back and stopped. The later. The yesterday prevented heavy day dor of his nation, will be able
They found way barred by gains already against the American troops participated. no activity. guished some hours
Australia
German attacks in the Whirlwind then sprayed the boat light air operations in the Medi take that message to
some famous Ghurka units, who tremendous attacks the British and 'The
King has spent a day with Byelgorod blast affected a number of adja
the road with cannon shells striking terranean for the second succes when he returns.
to the hills. deliver units British and American fire, cent houses.
*^-* wwv umu

were holding Americans are about to of the vii bile vuirkiiuv ±±\ji.iv
One woman occu
Fierce Marines were also also Finnish the superstructure.' sive 'The report he gives us on the
hand-to-harid righting en and the enemy will dash himself fleets, with the Royal as repelled; a pant, who has been twice bombed days.
attack the Karelian front.' of Australia's heroic de
sued in which the Ghurkas did to exhaustion. a guard of honour, and has board on out of her London home, said that Biscari, mentioned in the Cairo,, progress
pieces or
The mid-day states: is in the middle of fence every British heart
magnificent work. At the end of 'Another 'The war phrasecan is ed a British battleship, inspected communique The Dortmund Raid almost immediately after the alert communique, warms
'We repulsed enemy reconnais slip about 40 miles from Ca with admiration and pride. The
six days' fighting the Japanese not last long, certainly not long American personnel and seen Bri Tloovri fVio cr»nv-irl nf o rVlono rlitr Sicily,
sance forces on the central front tania and 36 miles to Australia was dire indeed
casualties were so heavy that they enough to exhaust German arms, tish and Allied crews and mem ing and saw a bomb flash past her from Comiso. peril
who HEAVY CASUALTIES and
were unable to advance further. as no country or alliance can keep bers of the merchant navy. His attempted to
penetrate our window. 'There was an awful and more imminent graver
Instead the Chin defences. Our patrols in the than most of us knew, but valour*
of conquering up the pace long enough. There Majesty has had a very heavy Stockholm, June 17.— A Dort crash,' she said, 'and a moment
The Air War
Syevsk
?

hills to not area wiped out about a later the the energy and resolution
they only just managed re fore, although the war may end schedule, because there is a tre
mund newspaper, quoting Gau whole of post office doggedness,
company. Our reconnaissance
day. The
tain a hold on one saved the glory for that
precarious definitely in 1943, this year will mendous amount to see in North that the was burning.'
south of Rostov blew 'lifitfir Hoffman reveals ENEMY LOSSES Aus
the border of the is patrols up Civil defence to the stout-hearted
strong point on decide the issue. This theme Africa at present.' several R.A.F.'s heavy raid against Wup
firemen squads and belongs
hills. The Japanese taking part mingled with a new measure oi de dugouts and killed the oc worked for trying to hours tralian people and their soldiers;
pertal the of May .29 many
in the battle were identified as for and woman cupants. Russian artillery and on night Woman
935 PLANES AND 118 SHIPS but in Britain there will be great
mands every man
1000 quell the fire. wardens,
trench mortars on the Leningrad killed more than people. I

Dr. Evatt's tri

from two famous combine in satisfaction with
shocktroops regi BRITISH

?
ments of a crack division.
and- even children
effort for
to
victory the
FORCES front dispersed and partly wiped Hoffman deplored the 'endless children
and
and
Canadian
British,
service
American
sal London,June 18.— The Algiers bute to the part played by the
a mighty on
out two and rumours and evil lamentations men
radio states that since 15
front. companies smashed of April .Qrnf-firoc T\/Ti*. nViinvVhi'll cpnf. nnfr. tn
production 12 dugouts and four which a certain clique of intel vaged hundreds letters, which 685 Axis have been destroy
blockhouses. planes strengthen the Australian battle
Air Force Operations
'Berlin
authorities Thurs on Concentration in Syria Russians also surprised and at lectuals are spreading.' He claim
were stacked by the roadside. Two
ed in Combat in the Mediter front.
fire By Spitfires those sent re«
day announced that 100,000 boys trapped

.
ed that watchers, who were
16 years
tacked the enemy who were en nothing unnecessary ranean area and 250 have been
cently and by the vastly greatei
and girls, of age and un NEAR FRONTIER should into letters to the on the roof of the post office, were
New June 18.— A joint TURKISH trenched After hand go front. the
Delhi, der, had been withdrawn from
on a height. destroyed on ground. During forces to be sent at some late*
states: 'Blenheims to-hand fighting the Hoffman said one of .the most evil rescued by firemen. the 118 Axis
communique —

bombed districts for organised

'
we occupied The casualties were:— Two fatal
same period ships day, the people of Australia will
base at In London, June 18.— The Associat trenches.' rumours was that which declared been
attacked an enemy elsewhere. have sunk. be assured that are part of
work in factories ed Press in Ankara that ly injured, two seriously and a they
All the bombs fell in correspondent party leaders were receiving
dainggyi. Adolescents called on number hurt. the very blood-stream of Britain.'
the Other bombers
were being states that the Turco-Syrian border seven times the normal food slightly
target
attacked'
areas.

Bnthidaune. Mohawks
to play an even greater part in the was closed for 48 hours ending German Report ration. Three persons living in the one Malta's Air Force
war effort.' in to shield house were killed when raider
a
bombed and tar early yesterday order
machine-gunned The adds: 'The
correspondent Allied troop movements from London, June 18.— A Berlin com attacked a south coast town. Two ATTACKS ITALIAN RAILWAYS
gets in the Upper Chindwiri dis
problem of maintaining local traf Axis attemnt to munique states:— U.S. Air Force who blown out of DR. EVATT SN LONDON

?
agents who might 'There were no persons, were
tricts. None of our planes are
fic throughout Germany is becom incidents bedrooms
missing.' report them through Turkey. on
front, the Russian by the landed on
blast, Valletta, June 18.— An R.A.F.
ing more serious owing to break An Italian Luftwaffe SECOND AIRFIELD IN the debris of the house, next-door
newsagency report yesterday. The made states that fighters
A United States air force com
downs and replacement difficulties. from Ankara states that the coas attack Astra
a
BRITAIN which had been damaged in a pre
communique
States
Australia's War Efiort
munique states: —
'Liberators yes night on shipping at yesterday escorted United
Various German towns have tried tal in Lebanon have khan raid. not serious
bombs been and also on an armament vious They were bombers mission over
terday dropped 10 tons of
systems of tram seats
regions
June 17.— A
on a Sicily
ADDRESS TO LABOUR
and at rationing placed under military control and works on the Lower We London, United ly injured and Macchi 202.
/ on barracks installations Volga. destroyed one
and have forbidden travel States Air Force Fortress CONFERENCE
Lashop. Heavy bombers on Wed except civilians have been forbidden to sank four merchantmen and dam Eighth Our Intruders last night attacked
for to the war unit the
purposes important visit the area. A zone along the aged another.'
on Thursday occupied
nesday attacked railway yards at effort. Some towns have even tried Syrian frontier five miles wide is second airfield which American German Rattle Bombs with bombs and cannon fire rail
London, June 17.— Dr. Evatt in
All planes re communications in Italy and
Mandalay. our
forbidding school children to aviation dur
way
at the Labour
turned.'
use also under military control. Tele engineers completed 'a speech Party con

public vehicles.' phone communication between Russo-German Peace ing the month. It covers 600 acres London, June 18. — A number of Sicily.
ference, said: 'I am tell happy to
and is inter and cost £2,000,000. Britain sup new rattle bombs, which German setbacks
Turkey Syria still you that, despite some
Talks coast and Vichy
LABOUR AND THE WAR German Precautions rupted. plied the materials and installed raiders dropped on an east
Turkey and repulses, the position both in
The Rome radio states: 'Large the communications and town, were fitted with delayed Australia and New Zealand has
system
.a -m a*

_
?
_-
?
British forces are SWEDISH FICTION some other facilities. action mechanism. Some explodr NO BREAK been improved, that the southern
' concentrating DEFINITE
INNER DEFENCE LINE A
along the southern frontier of ed to-day. railway porter was ?Mil*! i c+i rvf 'fVi o .To no -n ooq V» o cj hoon

Dealing with Germany Turkey.' Stockholm, June 16.— The pro seen- with three under his arm
London, June
The German 17.— held and that Britain's aid to Aus
London, June 17.— The conclu
German Swedish newspaper 'AHe- Germany's Coal Output and escaped unhurt, whereas a states in the
DISARMAMENT ESSENTIAL sion that Germany is building up
newsagency 'Vichy re : —

tralia, especially shape of

handa' published to-day a special workman was killed and another the statement aircaft and certain
an immensely powerful inner de Situation in Pacific ports deny that, Spitfire army
'Russo-German REDUCED BY AIR RAIDS when they forced the has broken
edition, stating injured Turkey off diplomatic equipment, has been
the added to
—
fence line the borders of
:

London, 17.— Considerable

June guarding ?^ — —
.
peace talks were held recently in door of a damaged building and relations with powerful aid received from the
Greater Vichy.'
heat was. generated at the Labour Germany in preference to
TRIBUTE TO AUSTRALIANS Stockholm. Stockholm, June 17.— The Swe disturbed rattle bomb.
defence based the
a boarding house near a The Associated1 Press correspon United States. All this helped us
Party cgtoference during the dis a plan on
AND NEW ZEALANDERS T'Vio npcrr\fio+inne Viot.Tiroon ViicrVi dish financial newspaper 'Affars-
'At.ln.nf.ip. Wfl.11' Viqc hppn rpanT-iorl dent at Berne, however, says it has considerably. It does not mean
cussioniM the motion of Mr. R. R.
German and several Rus varlden' states, that the bombing all
officers
of Air Power been confirmed from a Turkish that danger is past, but it en
Stokes, M.P., that the best hope of by the 'Daily Express' military London, June 17-— The 'Daily sian delegates, including Madame of the Ruhr crippled Ger 'has Importance source in Berne that courages us to exert
the aggressive forces in writer from evidence received diplomatic greater pres
destroying Mail' commenting in a leading the Soviet Minister to many's coal output to such an ex
from neutral and Allied Kollontay, the Turkish Ambassador to Vichy, sure against the enemy at all pos
Germany, Italy and Japan and the sources. article Dr. Evatt's review of the Swedish AMERICAN OPINION
on
Sweden, lasted for several days. tent that ships putting M. sible
and The correspondent out Behij, has been recalled as a points.'
establishing of a just lasting points situation in the Paci into German for of
that information from
changed war The Russians offered the Germans ports cargoes
protest against the recent severe Dr. Evatt said that history would
the elimination of anti neutrals in be forced to June 17.— Donald
peace was says: 'There should exist coal and coke have been Washington,
—
fic, and
and vested interests. enemy occupied countries Lithuania; Estonia, Latvia restrictions the Gestapo imposed credit Labour for its splendid con
social military during tween Australians and ourselves a
broke
return empty. The paper predicts Nelson, chief of the War Produc
the Turkish
The motion and recent weeks shows that the Poland. The negotiations on Embassy. While tribution to victory. The workers
'deplored con work lenow leunxig uurii ui a. uummuii that Sweden's coal imports from tion Board, testifying before the
on down when the Germans also de this is not considered a definite of the United Nations had practic
demned the false identification of sea fortifications from Den This between and Octo House of Appro
danger successfully withstood. manded Germany May Representatives off of
vicious Govern mark to Bordeaux the Ukraine.' breaking relations, it could ally won the battle of production.
the peoples with has, largely sentiment seemed to be missing in ber will fall far behind the stipu Driations Committee, said that
The British United Press corre be a step in that direction. On the political
ments,' opposed the imposition of come to a halt and that tens of the first few months ofs. Japan's lated 500,000 tons from.fboth the military and produc side, Empire
spondent in 'Stockholm wide Labour movements
—
of revenge the thousands of expert workers have says: had play
a treaty against aggression, but time has served to tion viewpoint he was convinced
been 'The 'Allehanda's' story of Russo ed a notable part. There had been
German people, and suggested the moved to areas extending develop it. Statements were made
German peace talks is not con The Bochum Raid that we were in the midst of one American Tanks single-minded devotion
encouragement of Socialist and de from the fortified Belgian-Dutch in those sounded to the
early days which firmed from any other source. I
of the greatest and most powerful cause of victory on the part of Mr.
mocratic governments in enemy frontier to posts established before because in
strange to us, perhaps we developments history, namely GERMAN EXPERT IMPRESSED
countries. the the line telegraphed to Madame Kollontay, NUMEROUS CASUALTIES Curtin and Mr. Fraser in Austra
war through Siegfried failed to realise the full depth of 'incredible aircraft striking
who denied the lia and New Zealand.
Mr Stokes should said: 'We covering the French and emphatically They were
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frontier, anxiety producing them. The Aus power.' June 17.— The Ber
whole Stockholm, both
hold out a message of hope to the then across North story and said it was just Stockholm, June 18.— The first untiring workers, as Labour
Italy, linking tralians, on the other hand, seeing 'Henceforth,' said Mr. Nelson, lin of the 'Afton-
of enemy countries. There the lies from German quarters. Ma of casualties caused correspondent leaders as well as war leaders. In
peoples up through Balkans with the Britain still on her feet and fight reports by the 'expenditures for tho air force will bladet' that General
from reports short, Labour had every to
is much to be said for 'workers of already shortened Russian front.
ing back 18 months after the fall dame Kollontay spoke a R.A.F. on Bochum state that 736 exceed in other
reason

not for and

expenditure any Guderian, Hitler's foremost Pan b= proud of its record.
the world unite' bloody sanatorium in i^aiKopmg. wnere killed 23,000' rendered
?
how were
me oi me en oil of France, could not imagine
—

immensity single military category, reaching is with

but in order that into this inner she has been ill for several The water, gas, electri
zer expert, so impressed Referring to post-war problems,
revolution,- our being put ring desperate our plight was even at homeless. before the end annual Sherman
year's an the American tanks that Dr. Evatt said:
brothers: and sisters in Germany that months.' telephone services 'First we must-
—

suggests Germany contem the end of 1941. Another 18 city arid were
rate of many thousands of mil
:

be brought to -realise that three events: the

lie licio ucaiicu a, oycwai j.t5xxjj\ji.j.u
apply the principle of security
may the plates First, months of have put these put out of action.
—
war lions of
kind of peace want is the loss of of GERMAN DENIAL
dollars.' of captured .Shermans experi to
against aggression. This means a
we same parts occupied Europe matters in their proper perspec The Associated Press 'said that the
ment order in to find best will
system which be effective

:
kind for which No in
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?
.they hope. pro through the' breaching of the' outer tive.
gress will be made by making defences; secondly, the defence of Australian Stockholm. June 17.— The Ger Turks and Italians Mr. Nelson gave a very strong hint means of combating them. 'Ger-
Asiatic zones as in other parts of
'Though politicians man experts praise the Shermans
the world.
uixaiu lxiixikjOjI. iiau ic'
y
threats of disintegration against Italy by Italy alone; and thirdly, have often been somewhat vocal, man newsagency describes the vised
^ooiai/cgiouo Regional arrangements
upward their estimates of unreservedly. Experiments with
Germany. The idiocy of race the isolation of into know that of Aus Swedish of Russo-German ?

CLASH ON DODECANESE are possible, even desirable, for

Norway a we the people reports what
hatred is the of talks ISLANDS air power can do to beat
captured tanks include attacks by the purpose of preserving
playing game garrisoned fortress. If that is tralia and New Zealand have been peace as 'grotesque non .

security.
the Axis to its knees. Shermans and Russian T34's
monopolistic capitalism, whose in view of what like to sense.' Pending the establishment of a
Germany's long-term working giants beat help
is to keep people June 17— Fighting is against German tanks and against
terest apart.' might happen in the offen the well Istanbul, system oi general security, aggres
grand Axis in Europe as as in
tank defences. Entirely new tactics
Mr. Lincoln Evans, reported to have broken out be sor nations must be
representing the Asia. The played by Austra disarmedi
the iron and steel trades, moved
sive,
that her
military
coastal
implications
defences
are

are lian soldiers

part
in the New Guinea
Defence of Sweden tween Italian raiders from the
Germany and Turkey must be evolved regarding the which, in the Pacific, means dis
an amendment recognising that meant to be not been suffi island of Castelrosso, in the Dode Shermans, since it is foreseen they arming Japan.'
only holding posi campaign has given in
Germans PRECAUTIONS AGAINST from will play a prominent part the
there were opposed to tions. attention. When the full canese, and Turkish villagers ANNIVERSARY OF PACT Labour's second great post-war
the of their Government
cient INVASION invasion.' freedom
policy but 'With the pattern of Ger facts known it will be found the neighbouring rurKisn lsiana objective was from want;
the are
believing that they were a very defences the Australians of London, June 18.— The 'Berliner implying adequate standards of
man taking shape, it that were given Cagil.
small
Government
minority, and that the Nazi
would not have
would appear that the enemy one of the toughest jobs of the
PREMIER'S STATEMENT Four Greeks, who escaped from Boersen Zeitung,' referring to the Enemy Admiral's End living
fair
for all and the end of un

re plans to hold entire have beaten Castelrosso, state that the Italians second of the Turko exploitation.
are out as long as war. When, we
The Pre
anniversary
mained in power and been able to the seaboard Hitler will Stockholm, June 17— to evacuate that German Dr: Evatt continued: 'Austra-
possible on nothing are preparing
—

itself, please Britain non-aggression treaty, ASSASSINATION ALLEGED

conduct a total war but for the and then to launch than to the mier, M. Hansson, has disclosed The Italians raid in lia fairly performed its duty as a
counter more swing full island. initially says: 'Germany has no interest
.support it received from an over attacks in of that all Swedes will soon get in ed Cagil, to carry off sheep trustee after accepting New the
the hope of delaying strength this country into the hoping June 16.— At a press
whelming mass of the German serious encroachment structions on what to do in the Bri
Chungking, Guinea mandate, with the result
on European fight against Japan.' and cattle. is directed exclusively against Chinese mili
of invasion. He conference to-day a
people. until the event an revealed tish The Allies have that the New Guinea natives
territory campaigning war-mongers.
Mr. Evans' amendment read: that last March all tary spokesman said the evidence loyally the Allied
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weather is over. as long ago as not respected Turkey's desire for

indicated that the late Admiral supported sol-
'That this conference declares 'There is evidence local authorties had been told how |

diers in the incredibly difficult

ample that of with the moderation ter
French North Africa same
fchat permanent will be Invasion Japan must act in the event of
peace
Yamamoto, Commander in Chief
no peace almost all the Italian soldiers they war. and reserve Germany On the not rain, carrying supplies and bear
as of the Japanese fleets, was kill
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unless Germany
'?-*»' ?-*?

possible, is com stationed in Greece have They were warned about the dan their ing wounded with tender care.'
formerly JAPANESE contrary, by alliance with pH in affirm nnnnnnced bv Tokio
disarmed and the of PRECAUTIONS of and in (MEETING OF NATIONAL n.s
pletely spirit been withdrawn home and ger local Quislings were There was little with the
are Bolshevism, they have shown little' but was assassinated at Manila by wrong
aggressive nationalism structed to with the COMMITTEE
entirely now being replaced by Germans. London, June 18. The co-operate regard for Turkey's vital interests.' organisation and machinery of the
Algiers a result of the ter
—
a Japanese, as
eradicated. It, therefore, welcomes More German units also army wherever possible. League of he said, al
are being radio states Japanese mili that a rible feud the Japanese Nations,
Britisn between
any steps which may be taken for pushed into Rumania and Bul headed 'A letter was sent on March 1 London, June 17.— xne though its authority was first sub
tary mission, by Admiral in Al army and navy. He added that the
the re-education of the German garia.' to country authorities, the gist of United Press correspondent verted, then defied
Yanitana. to be visit openly and
people so that they may play their The that
is reported
which was 'that resistance would says that General de Gaulle Jugoslav Premiei Japanese Prime Minister, General
brought into contemnt. first hv
'Daily Express' says ing the anti-invasion defences in giers Manila to
in assured ^o-» ?

Tojo, recently visited

part the creation of a democra Reuter's Istanbul correspondent Holland in order to ad oe Kept up ui any uixuuiuaiieuiuco is reported to have been Japan, secondly by and
and, Italy the Italy
and .world.' Commit RESIGNATION ANNOUNCED settle feud.
tic, peaceful secure reports that Axis control through vise the and any order to give in -would be that the French National
thirdly by Germany. 'The real les
Mr. Evans said he did
Japanese High Command him Minister for The spokesman complained
When not out Greece has been inva false,' said M. Hansson. He add tee will aDrfoint son to be learned from this failure
strengthened. on steps against a possible

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to London, June 17. It has been about alleged unequal treatment
get down in the that is
it —

propose gutter The Germans extraor ed that these were not Defence and probable to prevent he
are taking sion of Japan. ,
measures
announced that M. of Chinese seamen aboard British aggression,' added,
and. follow Mr. Stokes there was an to the but that the army purge demanded by Yovanovitch
dinary precautions protect caused by any special anxiety, 'is that, if any system of mandate

?
be has Premier of the He said: 'They face the
immediate uproar, delegates shout Athens and Salonika the Swedish of being pre the De Gaullists will shortly resigned as ships. trust is in future
railways, by policy imposed in' the
j
in hardships and and
Jap Shipping
~
Government London. same perils
Shortage
'

ing 'Withdraw' and refusing to al and machine-gun nests have been pared for anything. gin. Jugoslav Pacific or elsewhere, it must be
Mr. Evans issued There is no indication, of who will should treated
be the same as
low to proceed. established at close intervals. An Algiers communique, part and parcel of a general sys
The chairman intervened: 'If I at Salonika COLLECTING JUNKS IN CHINA after the meeting of the French replace him His resignation is be other seamen.'
Activity now greatly tem of security against
pulled up every speaker who touch exceeds that when the Gibraltar Garrison National Committee, states: 'The lieved to have been hastened by which
aggression
—
it was sup will be fearlessly enforced.
the belief of members of his
War
*MM-
ed on note there June 18. The in
Calcutta, Chinese in the Pacific
?
some
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a personal would base for Rommel in North committee met plenary session,
—
ply It is useless, indeed mischievouSj
be nothing but Africa. Since of Information states that MANOEUVRES IN PROGRESS the of General Cabinet that he was not strong
pulling up. Don't the beginning Ministry under presidency ?
«$~&*6»- ?
to permit international obligations
be childish. the wooden implement
let us Let us get on June an average of two trains, Japanese are collecting
London, June 18. The Paris
Giraud. An exchange of views took enough to Jugoslavia's SHIPPING LOSSES to be undertaken unless adequate
vessels
—
loaded with material, have sailing in China to offset the new foreign on .which the
wi%it.' war
radio that whole of the place on problems concerning policy, means are found to ensure that
Mir-Evans said whether arrived Salonika and the shipping losses through Allied states the of the French forces Cabinet had agreed, but the details
that we at daily, ac
organisation the obligations will be enforced.'
tion. Gibraltar and also
large JAPANESE FIGURES
in defences this harbour Fourteen Chinese shipyards garrison, to of which have not yet been an
were going to have another war of key ap
air are
and the committee decided Messrs. Attlee, Greenwood, Mor
25 would to have been have been ordered to construct formations, participating the of nounced.
depend on the ap study plans
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years garrisoned. rapidly

?
pear fully pursue rison and Shinwell,
and in manoeuvres, which began on New York, June 16.— The Tokio M's.P., were on
proach Labour made to the pro Reuter reports that the German large junks, plans are; being for the creation of the Consulta the
worked out to train Thursday. official radio quoted the Minister platform with Dr. Evatt, whom,
blem. vnriin nn Thmrsrta.v p.la.imprt f.bat. in crews for the tive Council, which was fore
of the Admiral Shimada, in the conference warmly received.
Mr. and junks. Navy,
C. Dukes (General the last
few days German fighter in exchanged be
shadowed letters
Anti-Aircraft Batteries addressing a meeting of the Jap Mr. Alfred Dobbs, chairman of
Municipal Workers) said the point plane strength in the west has
Labour and Communism tween General Giraud and Gene anese diet as follows: 'The deci the conference, paid a tribute to
was what they intended to do with been ral de Gaulle before the commit
considerably strengthened, citto cfacrp nf t.Vio is ffl.sf'. an Australia for its whole-hearted co
must ALLIES' RECORD -nrav

Germany when it was defeated. and that to-day the enemy tee was formed.'
Infantile Paralysis AFFILIATION ISSUE in the South-West Paci operation with the United Na
Was it to be assumed that all who reckon with a German de proaching
fighter 18. Under forces tions.
London, June The —

fic, where the Japanese are

supported the Nazi regime would, fence which only a fortnight ago, London, June 16.— Mr. Harry v
WIDER USE OF KENNY secretary for War, Lord Croft, carrying out large-scale opera
by the mere fact of defeat, become he estimated as being under half Pollitt, on behalf of the Commu
good democrats overnight? The its actual strength.
METHODS
nist in statement after
World Currency stated in a speech to-day that tions.'
Party, a
Execution Czeels
.
batteries during the Shimada then detailed
anti-aircraft Admiral o!
at. rm Ai

would have
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v w ?*»?

victorious Allies to the of the Communist

Hamilton June 17. rejection had 732 of the 4198 losses since the
such control (Ontario), —

Q.S.A. AND STABILISATION war destroyed Japanese shipping

Impose on Germany Partv's annlica/hion for affiliation
The Ruhr Industries Addressing the Hamilton Academy Axis planes destroyed over Britain. war started. His figures are incor
June
London, 18.— The Swiss
as would give time for the delicate of Sister with the Labour Party, said: 'At
Medicine, Kenny an New York, June 17.— Tne New Our anti-aircraft batteries through porated in the following table, the
flower of German democracy to the moment- when the radio states that eight Czechs
nounced plans for the extension of supreme out the he said, had shot Allied based British
bloom. PROTECTING THE WORKERS York 'Journal-American' in an world, losses, on and have been executed for sabotage,
again battles of the war are opening out
iiui J.J.J.J.CU..1U1J.O yoiLOsiy oio oiccttlllcllU
entitled 'Making Us down 2700 enemy aircraft. American communiques, having
Mr. Lawther,Will president of
in Sweden, India and China and Labour unity is vital for the editorial a
making a total of 312 executed this
the Mine Workers' London, June 17.— Germany is by Leaning-post for Weak Nations,' been prepared by Associated
Federation, from those peoples' future, we regret that the year.
additional measures to pro training technicians all the many schemes Press: —

the amendment, said taking sayS:_'Of

supporting tect countries in Minneapolis. Her Labour Paity rejected the Com ?

the workers in the industries recently advanced for the

the motion involved that those re
method was already established in
munist Party's application for affi purpose Charlie Chaplin
in the Ruhr Valley from Allied for nothing
sponsible for the terrible crime at
Brazil and Argentina, liation. The fact that the vote for of getting something
to Berlin the where it had and
Lidice should not be brought to bombing, according the United States Treasury MARRIES AGAIN
radio. 'Allied bomb attacks played an important part in com affiliation was supported by some
for
against the British Keynes plans
justice. bating an of the important mosttrade
Germany's armament is epidemic. world currency stabilisation are
Mr. Lawther added that that was capacity shows Santa (California),
Barbara
unions the strength of the TypeofShip
something
concede. In
supported
he
this
was

he
not
was
prepared to not
civilian
worrying
losses being
uernn,
hid
are
out
not
tne neavy
desire for unity. In fact the vote the most dangerous.
'There is an apparent desire
June
that
17. Associated
—
The Press |s|| |j|| p||| j,||
does not fully reflect the support. states Charles Chaplin mar
of the
'

den,' it says. 'It is clear that the part that is hoped for effect to turn United States workers and
by refugees from Czechoslovakia the votes O'Niell this mom
if In many cases against ried Miss Oona
and Those enemy is increasing his terror at prematurely publicised. farmers into a perpetual Santa
Germany. responsible affiliation were cast because of de ing at the home of Mr. Linton
he 'The fact for rest of the world. Battleships 3 1 1 13
tacks because psychological that the ?

for the atrocities on the Continent against civilians Claus ?

cisions taken long ago in quite Moore, a Justice of the Peace. The
Aircraft Carriers
unable to hit the war industries. Germany up to September, 1941, The international house ? 6 3 4 11
should be made to pay the price is clearing the newspaper
was used different circumstances. best man was Cruisers 42 3 8 55
of crime he The Allied air force to-day cannot to all her military cam proposal is an attempt to cover ?

their that, believed, 'We with columnist, and the

Harry Crocker,
—
ready to co-operate
.
are
factories paigns being victoriously conclud the fact that Americans would Destroyers ? 81 19 .24 56
was the policy supported by the reach Germany's new or
Labour up Catherine
the of the old and
ed in
the shortest possible time the Party and affiliated or
not be receiving quid pro quo
matron of honour Hun Submarines 33 11 7 128
rank and file of the Labour move majority more
ganisations in any local or national
a
ter, Chaplin's press representative.
?

must also be taken into considera for exports and American Other Warships 47 13 31 -69
ment. important industrial works. Heavy their Miss O'Niell is
... ...

the
'
tion. This has spoiled not campaigns and to meet the Labour 18-year-old Merchant 256
only the Vessels 18 369
—

card vote Mr. Evans's is tied to its living standards would thereby be ......
On a industry practically of dramatist, Mr.
Germans bu-- also foreign public Party executive to discuss coopera
torn down.
daughter a
Transports 119 —

7
but the attitude —

amendment was carried by 1,803, present location, O'Niell.

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If the German tion wniun is m me mierests oi Eugene She is an attrac

opinion. High Com why
'

understandable '~

000 The result of the in the bombed areas 'It is

to 720,000. .was people mand had the whole movement. The Com tive brunette. She was elected New Totals 58^7 50~'
spread the military suc nations for a lean ... r.v «; ;.. 10C) 701
greeted with cheers and some indicates that they do not wish to
cesses far achieved four munist Party will continue to work
debtor looking York's glamour girl No. 1 last year
leave in the time of so over
ing-post should think up such
cries of dissent. their homes and went to
years, these victories would be con for national and international to Hollywood play a
One rose to a point of danger, and therefore, Germany md.IlliJUJ.-a/Uxvc oiyiiciiico ao jjx ujjiyo^vi,
'The Girl from
delegate sidered the greatest unity, and particularly for the role in the film,
achievements but there is no reason why the
order, saying, 'In view of the as has undertaken precautionary the last The merchant vessels include
in military history. It was, how unity of the working class move
United States Treasury should be Leningrad' and during
sistance this will to protect them.'
give Goebbels measures
ever, oi the greatest material ad ment.
party to them.' eight months has been studying cargo and supply vessels and mis Field-Marshal Smuts
?

'; but the remainder of his 'The ask

a
drama under cellaneous. The 100 does not
vantage that these victories were Communist Party will Chaplin. total
remarks drowned
were by cries of won in the earlier period' of the its congress on July 3 to endorse Chaplin said they planned the include British warship losses, Johannesburg, June 17— Marshal
'sit down.'
Goebbels' Article war, because they afforded Ger the organisation of a nation-wide wedding for June 1, but 'unfor- whereas the Japanese claimed that Smuts told election meeting
,
an
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for ASSOCIATED PRESS tunate circumstances' (the pater the total of 701 includes British
many ways and means of calmly campaign unity, victory, social AUSTRALIAN that he was fighting his last
of MORALE facing the massed of mate progress and the advance of nity suit against him by Miss Joan and American vessels.
(Such the cable news in this issue BOOSTING GERMAN array general election.
rial which later in the Socialism, and, in order to realise where otherwise designated, Barry, an actress) made the de Admiral Shimada said that the 'I election
as is so war was Except want to be of this
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headed, in the
appeared
.Berlin 18.— The brought western these aims, the strengthening of in lay necessary. Japanese had lost 878 and
'Times,' and is sent to this by
paper London, June up by our enemies the overseas intelligence published planes such a decisive
character,' he said,
all Labour and the Miner' transmitted Hollywood, June 17.— United that 5214 Allied
special permission. It should be under radio says that Goebbels in an against Germany.' organisations re 'Kalgoorlie is machines had 'that we will have many years of
Reich' stated :— Goebbels concluded: the cruitment to raise the Communist Australia by the Australian Associated Press says that Miss Barry col been shot down otherwise de
stood that any opinions given are not article in 'Das 'Taking to or peace and quietness to carry on
the British whole, Party membership to 100,000 be Press from world-wide of in lapsed when told that Chaplin stroyed. No comparable British and
those of the 'Times' unless
expressly
'The measures against war as a Germany is an its sources the job in hand to the fullest ex*
stated to be so.X terror would lose a considerable absolute gainer,18 fore tne end. of 1943/* formationa .planned .to elope ;with Miss Q'Niey. Americaii estimates are available. tent.y
.
air.
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RETURNED SOLDIERS' CLUB ACCEPTANCES

The 18-hole stroke sweepstake on Following are the acceptances

Saturday last attracted 32 players for the Boulder Racing Club's
and cards meeting, to be held next
several' good were re Wednes
turned. T. Webster, who has been day:—

followed 2.0 TRIAL STAKES

winner with 87-19-68, by
Five furlongs a
S. Lancaster 85-14-71, K. Beard
A. Yodel Bee 9 8 Breakers 8 7
man 85-13-72, Jackson 96-24-72,
H. C. F. Heal Miss Swain 9 7 Aran 8 7
Dellamotte 96-24-72,
and T. 96-23-73. Astrofel 9 7 Tetraclive 8 4
76-3-73, Clauson
On afternoon the All Star
Sunday mem

bers Club Glamour 9 6 Parade 8 1

of the Kalgoorlie Golf
entertained. The Lady Solmarc 8 0
were bogey com
in a win. by G. F. Tourist, 9 5 Prince
petition resulted
three W. H. Springatta 9 4 Yodelist 7 11
Pope (junior) up;
with two up was the run Flurry 9 3 Infatuation 7 8
Harvey
Lew Nannine 9 0 7

u^ tot
whilst H. Jones and Olynthus 7

^t^^^?!^D&y
ner-up,

must Have
Williams
The
are

vice-captain,
during
all square.

the
Mr. Ken
presentation
Beard
of
Confidence

2.30 FOURTH
8 13 Simple
DIVISION
7 7
1*^3 3J
Our fighting services first man,
welcomed HANDICAP
the trophies, officially
One mile
the members of the Kalgoorlie
for all equipment—and one of that the invi Pancrafcic 9 4 Lady
priority club and suggested
,

be in Parson's Cesserina 8
tation davs should included ii

the essentials is clothing. Like all fao the fixtures for the season. Mr. G. Pleasure 9 4 dwindle 8 8
Rural Bill 9 2 Treasical
^
Tupper responded and thanked the 8 7
for their Mamon sir
returned soldier members
tpries we are producing large war or
return King 9 0 Beckefc 8 1
warm welcome. A game on
the links has been ar Gun Wharona 8 7
ders, consequently there are limited Kalgoorlie
Sunsheeu
ranged for Sunday, July 11. Carriage 9 0 7 11
,
.
-

afternoon members will Vericrest 8 12 Sept 7 9

This
civilian this year of
supplies ...
play for the Wilson trophy, a Solicitor 8 9 Little

stroke competition over 18 holes. Possum 7 7

are requested to be early
Players 3.5
to in the draw to en THIRD CLASS PLATE
participate
be made at 1.30 Six furlongs
able a start to
Pentacle 9 2 Flurry 8 11
p.m.
Fine Cross 9 2 Esther
Mixed foursomes over 13 holes
King Sol 9 1 James 8 11
will be conducted to-morrow after
at 2 Astrofel, 9 1 Trecross' 8 11
noon, commencing p.m. ;

Eremite 9 1 Show GaJ 8 9

Maritana 9 0 Ambahy 8 8
R.S'.L. Community Oppy 9 0 Confidence 8 7
Terra Tess 8 13 Corsair 8 6
Concert Trecleve 8 12 Pancova 8 6
rt m Ai

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To-morrow evening's programme 3.40 THIRD CLASS PURSE
promises to be more entertaining Seven furlongs
than ever, it is packed with new
Steeper 9 0 Gawkie 8 9
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faces, plenty of community sing Finesse 9 0 Comfy 8 9

amateur trials and the 9 0 Hariwin 8 7
ing, gags, Acquire
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V; Australia's Finest :^
new coniDetition, 'Hidden Titles,' Orastar 9 0 Miss
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,
-?- '. has to
;
which proved be so suc Star of !

Hannans 8 7
cessful. Hope 9 0 Trecratic 8 6

,
Richard Dewson is back and will Golden
Egyptian
his numbers. A
sing ever popular Coon 8 12 Treat 8 4

.
favourite of the season before last
Dardanup tf 12 Monanto 8 3
has been engaged, George
namely
the 'Master of the Spoons,' 4.15 SECOND DIVISION
Mann,
and should prove most entertain HANDICAP

For -Men Women and Children That grand combination, the Six furlongs
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:

ing.
;
Troubadours, will present their Mahogany 9 Swanb'oy
^ A. 8 2

.
numbers and- Millie Jolywon 8 12: Socialist 81
-swingy
Leithead will appear with her Sky Decima 7 13
Those Warden 11
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piano-accordion. lovely girls 8 Phillip

U78-27'
Shirley Clements and Rita Beaton Flying Fay 8 11 Rock 7 13
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will be' current popular KentlenafI 8 6 Golden
singing
songs and Nobby will bring along Gay. .''* Princess 7 12
oiaxrie jrauii iu nun uui. Swallow 8 4 7 7
iicij^ Nicalong
Come entertained
along and be Gold 8 2
;

Tips
by 'that of stars that
galaxy only
Lester Prizes 4.45 JUNE HANDICAP
Percy can produce.
for. 'Hidden Titles' range from 2/ One mile
to 10/, all' donated by Harry King Sol 9 9 Bluemell io
/S
Stevens' Academy, and Maritana 9 8 Fine Air 10
Dancing '8
2 to 3 Tablets
should
tion for
provide
the keen
plenty of competi
'
Show Gal
Nannine 9
9 3
2
Joseph 8
8
10
2
immediately first symp- f ^^EP0^fS)(S
U ODvcJc;.
vl
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and 2 Tablets 3 o

toms appear every v

Doors open at the usual time, so Winging 9 0 Maldori
usual hours afterwards. Take hot lemon
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be early and secure your Recoiler 8 13 King 7 11 a

y C7)§|) i-\ fffl\ 1
favourite seat. Orastar 8 11 Vencrest n 9
£
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with the
r$^f
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drink last dose before retiring. A$? » ^
S-Sl v
MINING'- NOTICES CHURCH- NOTICES Church Notes
rTn .1%
WHAT'S ON THE AIR Fruit and Vegetables
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i-Pi.
-
St. John's Cathedral — — — — —
^ — — . -
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me cnou axe asKeu Lt-
suig me TO-DAY— YESTERDAY'S MARKET
IKALGOOHLIE FOUNDRY*
^^^^3-C/\j-VJ^ ©
,

Eucharist at 11 a.m. to-morrow, in

\ ® -.
stead of at 8 a.m. The Lord Bishop
bij-t1. —
b.isu
B.B.C.
a.m.: music.
7.0:
o.*u;
Gargle with Aspro every three hours.
News.,6.45: news. Music. Tne prices ruling at
yesterday's
is NO' SAUS'
t

of the Diocese' will ordain deacon' Markets.

7.20: 7.45: Mix 3 Tablets in of water, There'
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ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT* the lay reader at Coolgardie. /In
7.15:
News.
Music.
7.55: Miner'
fruit marketand in Kal
vegetable half-glass |K JH
'Kalgoorlie goorlie have been submitted by the fresh mixture each time. ^
.
:_ i tending communicants at 11 a.m. news and train information. 8.0: Kalgoorlie branch of the Pro making '^m^F jl^^m *
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asked to comply with the

are
'?Army Education.' 8.5: Music. ducers', Markets, Co-operative,
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Ltd.,
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.Ruberic at the beginning of-, the Close. 9.55:

C03VIPLETE ELECTRI- 5 8.10: Music;. 10.15: as ionows:
J FOB —

±ioiy uommumon m tne ±5ook oi 'Lift Hearts.'. 10.30:

Up Your
ST. JOHN'S Common
Vegetables:— Cabbage came ???
to
CAL INSTALLATIONS OR CATHEDRAL Prayer. Synod begins on News. 10.50: Music. 11.10: Anzac hand easier.
freely, values Swedes
Sunday Trinity, Monday at 4 p.m. and adjourns for hour messages. 11.25: Music. 11.30: and in
pumpkin poor demand, and
.
ANY PART OF THEM 8 a.m.: evensong at 5.45 p.m. and re News. 11.50: 12.30*
Holy Communion. Music. p.m.: potatoes at board rates. Prime peas
10 a.m.: assembles at 7.30 p.m. All are in 2.0:
Sunday school. News, markets. 12.50 Music. and beans sold well at high values.1 .7
— —

10.30 vited to attend. The bishop will 'For the Music 2.15: B.B.C. 0 0 0 Yeoman Bay ( ?

) 13
Motes
—
a.m.: Matins. Lover.'
i s 11 a.m: give his charge oil Sunday at even Music
Prime
quality cauliflower in keen Helena VaSe Meeting 0 Denhill ? 7 13 Sporting
Ordination of Mr. E. A. news. 2.30: 'For tlie Lover.' ( ) ?

Boulder road. Phones 305, 505. demand, inferior and small at 0 7 12

7.30 Thursday, June Oakbpy

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( )
Grey to the Diaconate by the Lord song, p.m. 24, 3.0: Music and sporting comment
cheaper: rates. Rhubarb in better
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At the of the
is the day of the patronal festival. 5.0: News. 5.21: News ACCEPTANCES 8 0 Cos Lua. ( ?

) 7,12 special
meeting.
Bishop (Will those com ?

who are pre aries. demand.

Services will be Rhubarb: 4d. Pumpkin: 9 0 0 (Brosnam) 7 11 Boulder ClubRacingheld last
to at 7.30 p.m. on Children's 5.30: Shady Girl
paring make their Communion mentary; corner.
6/, fair to prime night
.
,

8/. Cabbage: Bags 'Orion') 7.11 the evidence taken by the

at 11 a.m. nleasn simiifw t.Vimv Wednesday and 7.30 a.m. and 10 6.0 Artists in uniform. 6.15 : Sym (By 0 Oredanus (Thompson)
:
fair to prime
D. L RYAN names to me at least one day be
a.m. on Thursday, St. John- the phony orchestral cpncert. 7.15:
10/,
to prime
23/, half bags 3/6,
the acceptances
9 Kopje ( ?

) ....;.... V: 9 stipendiary steward, Mr. W. R.

Baptist's of the
Day. One Science 'Let Us to the
poor 12/. Cauliflower: No. Following are
Merry 0 Gem (D. MiUer) 7^ 7 Ritchie, in connection with the
SMELTING WORKS, forehand?) clergy Fly
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talk,
.
1 local for the Helena Vale to-:
v will be_in the cathedral on Satur 7.30: for
10/, poor to prime 26/, ex meeting -^RIONVILLE... .:... 1 May Handicap at the Boulder
7.30 p.m.: Evensong and Moon.' 'Hurray Holly selec
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the country to fair day, with my

FREMAHTIE Synod Charge of the Lord
day, June 26, from, 7.30 a.m. to 9 wood.' 8.0: The Maestro Trio. 8.15:
5/, poor 10/. Peas: together Maori Lass ... ...
...v...: '2 \ Racing Club's meeting on May 26,
Bishop. to receive 9d., poor to prime 1/4. Beans: 1/, tions:— 3 was suDimoieu. iu was ueuiaea tu

Ucensed Dealer in Gold Matter, C. A.

p.m. thanksgiving offer News. 8.30: Music. 9.0: B.B.C. news. Lympian ... .... . .. . . . , ; .
\
Walsh,

.
Rector. fair to prime 1/6
,

refer the matter back to the

Concen ings for th.e benefits- of the church, 9.20: 9.30: Dance J. Swedes: Bags
Buyer of Cyanide Interlude. Maiden Handicap'—

.
I on mile'
Slags, night. 8/
1
mile
which will defray expenses of the 11.0: B.B.C. The last
to 10/. o C Trial Handicap— 1 3 fur. steward for further action.
trates, Residues, eta Mattes, ST. MATTHEW'S news. 11.15:
CHURCH, renovations of its buildings, which Fruit:— Apples at board rates, in Scratching^ recorded at accept^
P.O. Box 162. BOULDER
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dance. Close. 11.30 :
0 0 0 Ditliolo Marshall). 9 0 (A.
OChironomy Duggan) 9 0 ance time for the Boul
.
are in great, need of repair. Re ferior quality at cheaper rates. (L. yesterday
6KG. 8
Telephone, L1294, L296?. a.m.: Wartime hits. 0 0 0 Lady Sarcallah (A.
—
Trinity Sunday ^

Lemons in keen demand. 7 0 5 Replete (Percival) 8 11 der'^ club's meeting Trial:

.
Prime were:
£100

—
, ...

pairs costing, over must be 8.15:. Brevities. 8.20: Train in 8 11

8 Walkerden)
a.m. Holy Communion.
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:
faced quality oranges and in 0 3 2 Equavar ( ?
8 6 Steeper. 'Fourth Division:, Nil.
mandarins ): ...

;this year. ...

ALLSOP AND DON formation. 8.25: Brevities. 9.6: 6 7 8 The Owl

2.45 p.m.: Sunday school. keen demand. Geraldton
(E. Hodgson)8 7.
Enchanter 3 ( ?

) 8 4 Third Class Plate: Recoiler. Third.

tomatoes ...
.

B.B.C. 9.15: Melodies. 9.45: (Percival) 8 7

4 p.m.:
Holy Baptism.
'

Church.*.
Wesley
news.
sold 0 0 0 Our Bing .

0 0 9 Day After (Tullo'A) 8 0 Class

licensed and' Certified Assayers lines Jolly San,
-
Miner' well, green cheaper.
.

Purse:. Joseph.
11 'Kalgoorlie news. 10.0: 0 0 0 Trim Girl (K. Ken
?and Metallurgists, Lakewood, a.m.: Sunday There will
be. the usual services
Close. 6.25 Musicale. 7.0:
Passion, fruit at late rates. Grape 4 0 0 Kick Off
(Ellery) ... 7 12 Second Division: Gay Prince,
!
p.m.: 8 6
exchange Buildings, school. at Wesley Church to-morrow. At fruit sought after. worthy) ... ? ...

5 0 7 Inchaking (Mullen) 7 9 Madam

Murphy, Agritious, Ama
B.B.C. 7.15: 7.30: Oranges: Dumps
,,
.
news. Musicale. 0 0 0 (Farrell)
Thumb Mark 8 5
N.B. Owing to the opening ser
—

10 the Christian Endeavour laree to 8 0 7 Penchop (R. Olsen) 7, '5 June

-Hannan street, a.m.
'Australia Sings.' 8.0: Old fashion 10/, crimp iq/r flnfc n/
0 0 0 8 4
...

pola. Handicap: Springatta,

vice of the Synod Barello (J. Brosnam) 7 3
Jay (C. Cox)
.

Purchasers of Tailings -and Con taking place at will meet. Family worship will be to 15/. Lemons: Flats 0 7 5 Gold Sir
10/ to 15/6. Jolly San, Acquire, Hariwin,
...

ed sentiment. 8.15: News. 8.30: 0 0 0 Armored 8 4

the there will (E. Parnham) Lorrie (Moore) 7 3 Becket.
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when

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Requisites Cathedral, be no conducted at ll the Passion Quarters 0 8 3 Lady
centrates. ?

Assaying a.m.,
English Maestros. B.B.C.9.0: fruit: 11/ to 12/.

.
news
Evensong at St. Matthew's 0 0 O.Braal (J. Corry) ... 8 4
4 8 Silvarra Marshall) 0
Church, people Tomatoes: 7 bookmakers*
...

Agents for Stephen's young will reridei' an item. Ex flats Geraldton, (A. Trainers, jockeys,
Supplied. and commentary. 9.20: 'Melodious 15/6, uuu wnn
Boulder, at 7.30 The school be uapei juaay u--. 6 0 4 Chameleon (East) 7 0 farriers and owner-trainers
British Mining Ropes. p.m. Sunday will held at Meanderings.' green to prime Albany
...

clerks,
.
10.30: 22/, ex
Close. 6/, bread) 8 4 7
W. R. Forbes, Rector. 3 p.m. and there will also be to
... ... ... ?

0 0 6 Grand Knight (— 0 are requested to note that

a ser
TO-MORROW— poor prime 12/. Mandarins: 8 4
) .

applica
0 0 0 Starling (L. Fry) 0 7 0 Mystery (A. Smith) 7 0 tions licences the
DE PASSEY'
...

vice at
Coolgardie at 3 p.m. At Flats 16/ to 17/. Grape
.
for for year com-'
R. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 7.30 the service will
6GF.— 6.45 a.m.: B.B.C. news. 7.0: fruit: 0 7 5 Maddington (H. Whit- V
EQUAVAR 1
*

mencing August
p.m. people's News. 7.15: Music. Service Dumps 14/ to 16/. 8 4
... ?
1, 1943, are re
LICENSED GOLD ASSAYER CHURCH be conducted, which the choir
7;30: bread) ? ...... ...

Inchaking-. 2 quired to be lodged at the of

at from St. Peter's Church of Eng Eggs:— Short supplied, demand 8 3
?
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office
CERTIFICATED ASSAYER, 0 0 0 Eugenics
?
11 ( -) 3
a.m.: Family Penchop the
......

worship. Mr. R. will render an anthem. ,The Rev. keen. Standards ?

/... Kalgoorlie Racing Club not
land, Broken Hill. 8.45: Music. 9.6: 2/3, mediums 1/10 0 0 0 Banks) 8 3
13 Boulder road, Kalgoorlie. G.Moore. Harvey Lad (J. later than June 30.
Arthur Mason will be the preacher B.B.C. news. 9.15: News. 9.20: Musi dozen.
K129. 0 0 (——) 8 2
Telephone 3 p.m.:
Sunday schools. 0 Shep ... ?'.'..- ...

Helena VaIe Han.— 1.1 miles For separate owners J. W. Ander

7.30
at each service. cal. 10.30 :_ Air force reservists' ses Poultry:— supplies Meagre for 9 8 2 Mamua (L. W. Brown) .8 2 3 40 lias taken hand two
p.m.: Evening worship. Rev. sion. 10.45: Brass band interlude. ward, prime quality in keen de 0 0 5 8
son m yearling
A. Stevenson. Congregational Church Ayr Boy (L. Duggaii ; .0 5 1,1 Romanette (E. Tref
mand. Cockerels: fillies, one by Guarantee from Ath
MINING NEWS Black
-
10.50: News. 11.0: Service .from St. 15/ to 17/ 0 7 Audio (A. Marshall)' .'8
Both
services jto-morow will be 0 i0) '?
:fone) 9 2 alma, and the other
George's Cathedral. 12.15 p.m.: Hens: Black 12/ to 15/. 0 8 8 0
? ?
by the same
? 1£&&— ?

ST. GEORGE'S PRESBYTERIAN conducted by the minister, the 1.15:

0 Apace (W. Sharp) ...

0 3 2 Ragtime (Parnham) . .8 11 sire from Ermine. A two-year-old

Talk to farmers.. 12:30: Music. 0 0 7 13
Rev. E. Bryant, and will be held at 4 Athene (C,:T.uiioh) Mar
0 1 1 Yomanagh
....

CHURCH, BOULDER by Olympian from Lady Vil

Gold Yield for May 11 a.m.: Morning worsmp.
11. a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The kinder
'The Stones
Cry Out,'
1.30: James
Redcliffe
Stobie
0 '9 0 Agriflower (F; Moore) 7 13! shall) ?
(J.
'... ... 7 8
colt;
mas has also entered his stable.
Hall, Bristol. 0 0 C -) 7 10
garten will be held from 0 ihchaway
—
7.30 10.30 a.m. ...
...

16 Pantive 1 ( ?
) ..'. 7.8 To the fields down to
Evening get the
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p.m.: service. Miller (Wuflitzer 2.0

The yield. in this
gold State dur till 11.30 and both the organ) . :

Football 0 0 0 Liturgy (A; Smith) ..7 2 7 2

Preacher, John Pole. a.m. Sunday : 9 8 0 Bravilo (F. Moore) .

stipulated size, ballots were neces

to Music. 2.45: B.B.C. Topical Talk.
ing amounted
May 43,667 fine, school classes and the class for 0 0 0 Proctralle- (G: Woods) 7 0 Brook 2
3.0: Art and the 3.15: 2 13 Knight ( ?

) .
7. sary in three of the seven '-r^e-es
oz., consisting of 43,420 oz. received Bible study will meet from people. '??

GOLDFIELDS MAMUA ...'... 1 2

WESLEY CHURCH 10.30 till NATIONAL ... .......
3 4 1 Portrach (
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) ?
'7, of the programme when
accept
of the Royal 1Y1UO1V. tl.UU iiU.VCJ.lUUi. CO 11J. UltUHa.

the Perth branch Shep .;.

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at 11 a.m. and then in the first LEAGUE .;*.,..;?....???„;; ...;'2 6 4 6 Owlet (G. East) 7 1
10 a.m.: Christian Endeavour. join 4.0: 4.15: This week of
?
ances became due for the Helena
of furnace products Music. war.
Barello 3
?
Mint, 142 oz. half-hour of morning ...;^. ?»...«...?-
19 6 Euro ) '7 0 Vale
worship. Club's
?
11 a,m.: Family' worship. the: (
meeting to be held on
.
?

concentrates. Item by 4.30: Adventures

music. 5.0: in
ajid 105 oz; of gold To-morrow sees the 5 0 6 Eridon (G. Woods) 7 0 the W.A.T.C.
the young people. Guest commence ...

course to-day. Speak

The value of the yield- in Austra Christian Science Churches News. 5.15: Music. 5.45: of
ment of ttie second
o C Divided Purse (1)— ft
furlongs ROMANETTE 1
3 p.m.: series of fix Up,: Contralto and Prince
Sunday school.
?

'Is the honour. 6.0: 'Seal Island.'* 7.0: Thomas

lian £185,484.
?

Total Universe, Including Man, tures of the 2

;
currency was
3 p.m.:
Coolgardie service. C.B.S. symphony hour. 8.0: Talk first round, the home 9 0 Danbydale (Hodgson) 9 0 Ragtime ...
? ...' were eliminated by ballot from the
production to date- is 48,972,661 Evolved by Atomic Force?' is the teams being opposed to
0
Yomanagh ,..- ..; 3 Maiden
one an Handicap; Swirl
... ...

7.30 p.m.: People's service. by 'Wickham Steed. News. 0 0 (R. Mullen) 9 0 from the
fine oz., worth £263,142,763 in Aus An subject of the lesson-sermon to be 8.15:. 0 Byronic .

Purse
u''i'i-
?»?
*''fyo---i± wiu ax and
thems, 'If Ye Love Me' and 'The read in all Churches of Christ,
8.30: J. S. Miller (organ recital). ?umpire 0 5 0 Chanteclair (A. Walker C Bleeders' Handicap 7 fur. (1) Veracity, Easonia,
ji
—

.tralian currency. BoUlder and Randall at

Lord Is My Light.' Scientist, to-morrow. The 8.50: American commentary by Kalgoor den) 8:10} Luncheon, Lord Harvey and Coone
golden ? ...
....
lie.'.
Preacher at each service,
v

Rev. text is from 1 Corinthians 8:6. William Winter. 9.0: B.B.C. news. 0 0 0
Yanchep (L. Duggan) 8 8
1 6 1 Pantive (E. Treffone) 9 6 Singer from the Purse (2).
'To ;

Thefollowing team will

Arthur Mason. there is 9.15: The Zigeuner- Band. 10.0: repre 0 0
Chelham (-4 )...-... 8 8 4
but God, the Molly (Walker
—
us one sent 3 4 Reilly
News. 10.10: B.B.C. Boulder City juniors .8 6
Music. 11.0: against 0 0 6 Gay Swallow (—
—
of whom all ) 9. 1
Father, are
things, den) ?

Mines Rovers
Hill 50 Dividend QUEEN'S METHODIST CHURCH and we in Him.' Amongst the cita news. 11.15: At close of day. 11.26:
row:— Smy the,
at Boulder tomor 0 0 0 Parallax (J. Corry) 86 ...

3 9 2|Nina (F. Moore) ? 8 13

11 a.m.: Familv wnrshin tions from the Bible is the follow National Anthem. 11.30: Close. Crannage, Maffina, 5 5 8 Gay Boy (F. Moore) 8 .

4.0 3 ''Gothic Art (G.' East) .'-8 'Sky High'

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;;,5^ 10,
Young, G. Huxtable,
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6KG.— 4.55 5.0: Jones, Reed, (Parnham)
'
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that the Sunday Melodies. 5 0 Mei-api «1i m-t» ''.'?'?
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-rhe' secretary' reports 2.45 p.m.: school. ing from Lamentations p.m.: 2 ??..?8*:'1;^
0 9 0 Sanovan ) 8 10
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5:19.
7.30 People's News. 5.15: Melodies. 6.0: Child Beardman, M.
Huxtable, Davis, (Percival) 4 BRIGHT
16th interim dividend of sixpence p.m.: service. An 'Thou, O Lord, remainest for 0 0 0 Squatter ,8 4 7 6 Daylight 8 8 PROGRAMME
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ren's broadcast service. 7.0: 'Melo- Vulich, Coughlan, ince, Stinch (J. Mar
declared all them, How from 5 0 0 Easter Money 0 0 Charm 8
per share has been
on 'O, Excellent.' Thy throne generation to Gold 8.
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in the capital of Preacher, Rev. W. McNair. dies that Linger.' 7.0: B.B.C. news. combe, Erbe, W. Gray, Bosotin, shall) 8.3 2 6 0 Starry (Tulloh) 8 7 To-morrow night in the Boulder
the issued shares generation.' '..' ? - —
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7.15: The 'World Honey, Grubisha Guerononi

the company. The dividend will organ plays. 7.30: (19); Q 0 0 Star Lad (L. W. Brown)8 -3. ;-7 5 1 Rags (L. Duggan) ... 8 6 Town Hall patrons of
'Sky High'*
Methodist Famous Tenors.' arid Jago (reserves). All 8
CONGREGATIONAL Queen's Church 8.0:. Lux Radio players to 0 0 0 Easy Gold'-— )...:.. 21 2 Sumwood8 2 8 2 will be entertained
July 16. CHURCH by the.
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Toe payable on the
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12th.
At 11 Theatre. 9.0: B.B.C. and be:at rooms at 2 p.m. 8 1
10.30 a.m.: Sunday school, Bible family worship will be
a.m. news sharp. 7 6 2 Ninigo (— ) : ?
0 0 7 Swipe (A. Smith) ...
7 10 presentation of this versatile com
at 9.15: Baro The team to 1
held Queen's Methodist Church. commentary. 'Star represent Mines 0 0 7 Sanctifier (Tulloh) .8 (J. Marshall) 7 10 pany of goldfields
class and Kindergarten. Rovers in
5 5 9'Tresigne artists. The pro
The school will meet meter.' Sabbath 9.30: 'In Mood.' their match )...... 8 1 ducer, Charles
11 a.m.: Morning family wor Sunday at
Boulder
against 0 0 0 Gigolass (- ?

6 8 3 Balquidda (L. W. Logan, is hard afc

at Boulder
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2.45 p.m. The anthem at the 10.0: Decca Salon Orchestra. 10.15: City to n n n ..?o^i.Jnlr.cj' r *- ??:?'??. 1|7. .19.
7 work-on
even City Brown) 10 new settings and sketches
Bowls ship.-,
ing service will be 'O, How Ex .'Behind the Scenes.' 11.30: Close. morrow will be as follows: Hearne 0 0 5. Punchinello (—)... 7
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9 0 7 4 Plume (G. Woods)'

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7 1 in order that the

7.30 p.m.: Evening service. ...

high quality and

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R.. Madelena, Epis,

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E. cellent.' The subject of the even Nesbitt, V. 0 0 0 Yohada (— ?
7 9 3 8 0 Nodite -) 7 1 of this
Rev. r-) variety popular
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show wiJl
GOLDPIELDS LEAGUE addition to Richter's Madelena, Gai-d,
ing address will be, From Ally to An H. H. Weary Angwin 0 0 0 Flame Tree (R. Olseh) 7 9 6 Morning Echo ( ?
7 0' be maintained
for the
C. Duffy, ) season.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Master.' An invitation is extended stable is Kolector, a colt by Kolect Loukes, Mitchell, Rvmer' 0 0 0 Capriole (C. Cox) '... 7 8' **- DAYLIGHT... ? 1 New artists to be introduced to
EASTER CARNIVAL Cahill, -Bositon,
11 to all to attend divine worship. from the one-time well-known per Tessa, Gooch! 0 0 0 Cheriton (Brosnam) V 7 7 Rags ,..'... 2 morrow night will be Richard
a.m.: Breaking of bread. Ritchie and Place; 19th
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7.30 p.m.: Gospel service. 'The-

former, Northwood Lady. Kolector, Zurich 0 0 0 Vanguard'8(— ) ...
... 7 7 Molly Reilly ...... ......
3 Dewson, R.A.A.F., who was
the results of last St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 20th Yurisich. All ac
Following are who. is .owned by Mr. J. P. Stratton, players are re 0 0 0 Yodful (A,, Smith) ... 7 .7; claimed by those who heard
Returning Christ,.'
the absence of the quested- to be at him
Sunday's matches: —

Fitch.
During Rev. has not 'yet raced. Richter was as the ground at 7 8 8 Agriayr (--4-) .......
;..: 7 6
4 45 Guildford Welter— 6 iur. at the Jubilee concert
Braithwaite Preacher, Pastor 2.15 p.m. as having
Semi-final: John Henderson, who Marshall)
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Pairs.— is visiting sociated with Kolect in that horse's 0 0 2 Relay (A. -. 7 6; one of the
All welcome. The finest baritone voices
and McKernan (K.) beat Hutchi .ueonora ana uwaiia, ine services the track and following team will 6 Gisternos (j- ..^'7, 5 6 8 1-Atorna (E. Treffone) 10 1
triumphs
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on repre 0 0 )
racing on
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sent the goldftelds. Kevin

son and Johns (B.), 21-8. Final: in St. Andrew's to-morrow will be he has had great success with Kol Railways against Kalgoorlie merapi, ......;...:....;... 1 3 14 Azoth (G. Hodgson) 9 11 Cromp
ton,
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who
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to-morrow .Tn.rviR c
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is well known for his

beat Braith follows: At 10.15 ! « 1 \
(Tulloh)
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Pascoe and Scott (B.) as a.m. the rock. son of Kolect.

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Gay Boy 2 '0 2 4 Superfine 9 6

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a ......... ...
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in handling the drums, will
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ability.
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and McKernan 17-14. Junior Christian Endeavour will
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Eiffler, Cahill Bentley, 3 0 Kimra (D. Whitbread) 8 10

waite .(K.), Services are held in the Palace Mclnnes, Danbydale ...
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demonstrate
McDonald, Me Or a his versatility with
meet, and at 11' a.m. family Bradshaw' 6 Stayer 7 5 ( ) 8 9
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Buildings, Egan street, Sunday, conducted in 'The Returning Christ.' Other O'Brien, Wright, Divided Purse ?($)*— 1 mile 16 Pantive 1
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an exhibition of whistling. Joan
will be Wilson, Melbye
ship the 2oe ( ) 6
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7.30 p.m. Subject, 'Is the Universe, of ,D3 '???
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meetings interest throughout Rowe, Purdue, Thomas,

...?-.?,-? ?'. ;. Radley, the popular dance band
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church, the preacher being Mr. Kinsella, ?; ...-.;
0 3 3 Melado (G. East) :

8 4
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
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the week the prayer will be meet Town 9 crooner from the Embassy ball
Strauch, Ravelich, Salas China' Moore)
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R. G. Moore. The 19th 0 ( .0 3 6 (F.
Sunday schools Ruby
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Force?' Sunday school, ...

il a.m. ing on at 8 p.m., the Williams room, will again be featured

Wednesday 20th. 8 Rip (- .:.... 9 0 ^ 4Mylopia Perth,
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at Cassidy and Harley streets 0 0 Jolly
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will ?)
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Testimony meeting, first Wednes Women's Mission Band Thurs The with Trembath's
LIVER -RIIE^ assemble at 3 p.m. The Rev. A.
on following team will repre 0 0 0 Star Tip (L. Duggan) 8 13 3 0 3 Gothic Art ( — —

) 7 9 Billy stage band.

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day in the month, at 8 p.m.

day and the Y.P. Endeavour on sent 8 13 Arrangements have
Without Calomel— And You'll Jump out Stevenson, the R.A.A.F. padre, will Kalgoorlie City against Rail 0 0 0 Cptswold' ( ....'?
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Friday. The church cordially in ways to-morrow (— 8 12 ised for the quiz contest.
at Rionville The Rail
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of Bed in the Morning Full of Vim. conduct the evening service 2.45 p m
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4 7 6 Daylight (J. Marshall) 7 7

at, to worship.
The liver
should out two pounds 7.30 o'clock. Visitors and
vites all ojunstan, Keia, Teague, McCahon 0 Toreine. (A: Marshall) 8 12 2 8 2 Sumwood 7 7 way Football Club will- field
pour members, C- a
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of liquid bile into bowels daily. If Franklyn, J. Soft Tone (Walkerden) 8 11 team against the
this is not
your
your food
For Chest Colds take of the forces are cordially invited Johnson, Mazzar, 0 0 0 9 0 Pic. Lass (Ellery) ... 7 7 Boulder City
bile flowing freely, McNab (Mullen) 8 10 Football Club.
in the to attend these services. Criddle, Weedon, Halford, Gela 0 3 8 Sandy 0 0 0 Is. Monarch (Woods) 7 7 'Musical Money
doesn't digest. It just decays
Woods' Great Peppermint '

stomach. vis, Gray, Foster, 0 0 0 Refugee .(G. Woods) 8 8 Box' will again be
bowels. Wind bloats Pearson, Lawson 0 0 0 Teign 77 featured ard
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up your ( ) ? ...

whole system
Sou get constipated. Your Church of Christ the scientific treatment for Pickering, Ewings, W. Johnson 0 0 Rosana (— :) 8 8 MELADO more cash prizes are
Cure 1 to be
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R.U.R., waiting
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and feel tired and ?
is poisoned you sour, and 19th and Firns W. taken
jreary and the world looks blue.
'Coupon Free Limitless,' kidney troubles, clears the system 20th. 3 7 6 Lamplighter '(L. Superfine ? 2 away by lucky -patrons
will be the title of the for of poisons and acids, soothes the Brown) 8 8 Several hilarious
Laxatives are only makeshifts. A mere message ... ? ...
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Gothic Art ? 3 comedy sketches
bladder and passages— ends pain
bowel movement doesn't get at the cause. to-morrow morning in the service
Con
0 0 0 Pepa (R. Olsen) ...... 8 6 have been arranged, in one of
It takes those good old Carter's Little quickly. Digestion improves.
to get those two pounds of bile Printed and Published by S. J. conducted by the Church of Christ
R.U .R. is obtainable
0 Maori Lass (Parnham) '8 6
For
which George Air teach ps fVn* avf
Xiver Pills
for the meeting in Egan -street. In the stipation goes.
Woods' Great Peppermint 0 1 Lympian (G. East) 8 5 Hacking Cougiis; take
of
Bowing freely and make you feel 'up and F. Hocking, Proprietors, from
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making the acquaintance of

Op.' Harmless, gentle, yet amazing ir
Hockins and Co., Ltd., at the evening service tlie message will be 0 Mountain Hero (W. Woods' Great Peppermint young ladies. The 'box plan is-et
making bile flow freely.
Printing Office, Hannan street, concerning the .second coming of Jack [-leiiir Kalgour'Je Cure Sharp) ? 8 2 Barber's music shop, Hurt
Ask for CARTER'S Little Liver Pill:; 'h? str-^U
pqmc gl^e. 1/3 Kaigoorlie. -Western Australia JSSm JMMi 3£&- AVill-ba. entitled JEBLCousfas. .Golds neveciaila. -

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