Leader commends Chifley tatters of global duty
The Leader editorial applauds Prime Minister Chifley for meeting world realities during a brief England visit. It argues firm action under UN directions can curb Soviet dominance, ensure Australia plays a full part, and urges Parliament to back decisive steps to prevent a third world war. It notes past leftist opposition and warns against Communists in public service undermining national peace efforts.
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Russia
Chifley
United Nations
Australia
Commonwealth
Germany
Hitler
Stalin
Britain
America
Fedeval
Australis
Empire
Lator Cameron
Repatriation Committee Warns Officials Over Regu
Mr E F Wilson of the Numurksh Repatriation Local Committee has been advised by the Commission to note regulations. The directive calls attention to required actions and compliance steps.
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E. F. Wilson
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Numurksh Repatriation Local Committee
Priority rules set for ex-Servicemen housing materials
The notice outlines 7 priority rules for ex-Servicemen: applications must be made before August 31 or within 24 months of discharge, whichever is later. Priority varies by circumstance, including Victoria entries, home repairs, care by housing authorities, farming properties, and trades, with back-dating for fencing and farm building materials. After August 31, priority limits apply to all applications within 24 months of discharge.
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Victoria
Housing Commission
War Service Homes Committee
Planting and caring for balled citrus trees tips and varieties
The article advises balled citrus trees avoid soil packing over the ball and plant below ground level. It covers timing, staking, watering, and recommends Seedless Lisbon for tall growth and Meyeri for dwarf trees. It notes balled trees are usually older and more costly, with canvas handling guidance.
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New South
Victoria
Lisbon
Meyeri
Health guide and herbal stock advertised in brief
Personal and confidential attention to all correspondence, orders dispatched by return mail. Free advice for all complaints. Instant relief treatment for duodenal and stomach ulcers skin diseases rheumatism and catarrh. Kindy Fresh Herbs stocked. Book Guide to Health. 2 post free.
Bargain coats clearout offers light wool and fur trim
Ten coats in black, Saxe, rust, brown and tweed sold in bulk. Prices cut from 7 pounds 7 shillings to 2 pounds 19 shillings 6 pence. One coat light-weight wool de Chene in black offered at 12 shillings 11 pence. Another black wool coat with fur trim reduced from 4 pounds 19 shillings 6 pence to 14 shillings 11 pence. Cash price only.
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