The number of naval ships of most classes, especially the destroyer class, now in service was greater than at any time since the outbreak of the war, said the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Alexander), when introducing the Navy Estimates in the House of Commons yesterday. ...
Article : 1,862 wordsBecause car imports had been re- duced to 15 per cent, of the 1936 quota as a result of the war, there would be an acute shortage of new cars as soon ...
Article : 192 wordsFurther rains in Northern Australia were recorded over the week-end as indi- cated in the following telegrams received by Dalgety & Co. Limited, and ...
Article : 218 wordsBecause of the diversion of part of the A.I.F. from the Near East to Malaya and the concentration of strong British forces in the Far East, the scope of ...
Article : 607 wordsTenders will be called within the next two or three weeks for further defence work in South Australia worth about £200.000. This was announced ...
Article : 231 wordsAlthough a big carry-over or expen- diture into the new financial year is ex- pected, revised Treasury estimates provide for a total defence and war ...
Article : 173 wordsThe announcement today of one of the biggest building construction ten- ders let by the Federal Government for some years has caused considerable ...
Article : 112 wordsMeasures to guard against sabotage in in munition factories. annexes and ships in port are bring increased by the Commonwealth. The entire guard ...
Article : 66 wordsIron moulders and ironworkers em- ployed at South Australian foundries will receive an increase of 6/ a week. with proportionate increases for ...
Article : 138 wordsFoundry workers at the Government munition works at Footscray, who are still conducting a go-slow strike which has reduced output of metals for shell ...
Article : 124 wordsSouthern command headquarters have given instructions to area officers to notify all men who have registered for national service in the ...
Article : 144 wordsThe annual meeting of the Scotch College Old Col[?] Association was held in St night a Balfour's Cafe King Willnu street city. The president Mr. G. K. [?] was ...
Article : 127 wordsMr. J. H. Rinnan. head official of the Netherlands East Indies Government Department of Information, in giving his definition on the attitude of the ...
Article : 756 wordsDiscussions at an Advisory Council meeting this morning did not reduce the resentment felt by some councillors at some of the remarks made by the ...
Article : 524 wordsA secret session of Parliament will begin almost as soon as the Senate and the House of Representatives are as- sembled next week. The two Houses ...
Article : 110 wordsProgress in the building up or a Post Office Guard to man vital points of communication should the necessity arise, is going on apace since the ...
Article : 253 wordsMiners at two Bulli coal pits came out on strike today. After pithead meetings the men at the Old Bulli mine "went home' as a ...
Article : 144 wordsThe staff of the Temperance and General Life Assurance Society yesterday paid £65 to the Tubercular Soldiers' Aid appeal. Other staff sales and du[?] brought the amount ...
Article : 279 wordsThe Central A.L.P. executive, in deter- mining the distribution of Labor pre- ference, last night for the State elec- tion contents, allocated the party's last ...
Article : 536 wordsMoratorium regulations under the National Security Act to protect the interests of members of the fighting services, including members of the ...
Article : 257 wordsIn seeking an exemption from military training. It is officially stated. a man who has not yet been allotted to a unit must submit his application to the area officer. A man ...
Article : 80 wordsEfforts by the Education Department to establish a class at the Adelaide High School for the teaching of the Japanese language have failed because ...
Article : 135 wordsStarting on Tuesday, an officer from No. 5 Recruiting Centre. R.A.A.J.F., will visit Eyre Peninsula centres to make contact with recruiting committees and ...
Article : 230 wordsReplying to the Premiers policy speech, the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Richards), speaking at Clare to- night, said that there were two striking ...
Article : 499 wordsCriticising the A.L.P. policy in a speech at Lenswood last night in sup- port of the L.C.L. candidates for the Southern District of the Legislative ...
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Article : 162 wordsAn isolated shower or two in the far worth interior and to the south-east, otherwise fine. Coal to [?] ...
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Article : 202 wordsThe Deputy Director of Posts and Telegraphs (Mr. F. W. Arnold) calls attention to the fact that parade are being received for members of the ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), Fri 7 Mar 1941, Page 16
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