The bulletin

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NX 252
Created/Published
Sydney, N.S.W.: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 1880-1984
Issue
Vol. 62 No. 3204 (9 Jul 1941)
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Contents

The Bulletin 1
Advertising 1
The Red Page A Master of Inconsistency. 2
A Modern Marco Polo. 2
Essays by Llewelyn Powys. 2
Advertising 2 , 3
OUT OFTHE PAST PINCHGUT. 4 , 5
A Striking Brief Short Story by VANCE PALMER JOSIE 5
Seppelt's 6
Advertising 6
No title 7
The Bulletin 8
FROM MURMANSK TO SUEZ. 8
Recruiting Review. 8 , 9
PLAIN ENGLISH. Govern or Get Out! 9
Society 10 , 11
WATCHFUL WAITING. 10
SUN IN THE EYES. 11
POLITICAL POINTS 12
Advertising 12
No title 13
PERSONAL ITEMS 14
Advertising 14
SOMOKE-OH! 15
The Only Way. 15
The Roundabout. 15
Propaganda. 15
Intentions. 15
Song of Songs. 15
The Stars Tell All. 15
Advertising 15
ABORIGINALITIES 16 , 17
DEVIL-MAY-CARE. 16
UNKNOWN STEAMERS. 17
The WLDCAT COUMNL 18 , 19
Advertising 18 , 19
UNCABLED ADDITIONS OUTLOOK IMPELLING JAPAN. 20
U.S. Oil for Japan. (Condensed from a New York “Herald Tribune” article by Joseph Driscoll.) 20
Portrait of Goering. (Condensed from a London “Contemporary Review” article by Edgar Stern-Rubarth.) 20
The German Birth-rate (Condensed from a London “Nineteenth Century” article by Dr. William A. Brend.) 20 , 21
French Running the Blockade. 21
U.S. War Veteran Speaks. 21
Peace Alliance Plan. 21 , 22
Advertising 21
Dragnet Digest. (General items of information and comment condensed from various acknowledged sources.) 22
A MIXED GRILL. 23
Advertising 23
TAXATION 24 , 25
Advertising 24 , 25
SPORTING NOTIONS SPRUSO GIVES YOUR HAIR ALOVELINESS THAT DAZZLES! RACING REVIEW 26 , 27
FOR FLEMINGTON. 26
FOR MOOREFIELD. (Before acceplances.) 26
WOMEN’S LETTERS 28
NORTH OF TWENTY. EIGHT 29
Advertising 29
THE SERVICE MAN A Really "Total" War. 30
Methodical Work in Syria. 30
Vale Waterhen. 30
R.A.F. Still Top Dog. 30 , 31
Wavell Shifted. 31
Our Service Department Wants. 32
Answers to Correspondents 32
Advertising 32
SUNDRY SHOWS ARTBURSTS 33
STAGE AND CONCERT 33
AT THE TALKIES 33
Advertising 33
THE MAN ON THE LAND Sydney Ram Sales. 34 , 35
Advertising 34
Outback Occupations. No. LXXVI. HELPING THE WAR EFFORT. 35
Advertising 35
THE OTHER FELLOW'S MIND. 36 , 38
Advertising 37 , 39 , 40

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The Bulletin  

“The Bulletin,” Vol. 62. —No. 3204.  

Wednesday, July 9, 1941.  

From Murmansk to Suez  

Price 6d.  

Registered at the General Post Office. Sydney, N.S.W., Australia, for Transmission by Post as Newspaper.  

PRESIDENT, A.R.C.S.: HER EXCELLENCY THE LADY COWRIE  

PRESIDENT, N.S.W. DIVISION: THE LADY WAKEHURST  

CHAIRMAN: MR. WILFRID E. JOHNSON  

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: ALDERMAN E. S. MARKS. C.B.E.  

HON. TREASURER: MR. J. D. L. GADEN  

SUPERINTENDENT: MR. H. L. PITT  

TELEPHONE: BW 4519  

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fINCORPORATED)  

APPEAL DEPARTMENT  

BULL’S CHAMBERS  

28 MARTIN PLACE  

SYDNEY  

9* Illy, 1941,  

AN OPEN LETTER  

TO EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES IN INDUSTRY  

Ladies and Gentlemen:  

Recently asked the whole of the Trades Union Executives of New  

South Wales to join me in an expression of broad patriotism. The idea  

was to establish “Workers’ Penny-a-Week’ ’ contribution scheme for the  

Red Cross, much on the lines of the phenomenally successful organisation  

sponsored by the British Trades Union Congress Council, and now  

embracing 3,000,000 workers in Great Britain.  

The response by our Australian Trades Unions was really magnificent.  

Not one Union opposed the plan; the great majority pledged their utmost  

co-operation, and some of their executive committees, although had not  

asked them for donation for the Red Cross, enclosed substantial cheques  

with their promises of support.  

“Test” letters sent out at the same time to small list of names  

selected from the thousands of employing firms in the metropolitan area  

disclosed ready willingness to facilitate the scheme—which is purely  

voluntary one —by allowing honorary collectors from among their employees  

to manage the work of collecting.  

With this gratifying demonstration of unity of purpose fresh in my  

mind, have no hesitation in urging all firms to set the seal of encourage-  

ment on their employees’ efforts by themselves subscribing liberally to the  

Red Cross Appeal. Our need is urgent!  

We have been greatly heartened by the wonderful result of Red Cross  

Day and the Queen Competition, but this is not enough. We need the  

support of all Australians and are confident that Australians will respond  

generously so that the great work may go on.  

May we count on your direct donation and active co-operation?  

Yours faithfully,  

HON. DIRECTOR, RED CROSS APPEAL.  

P.S.-—On behalf of the Red Cross Society have to thank the Kensington Bowling Club,  

Kensington, N.S.W., for their valuable help in defraying the cost of the above space.--  

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