Barnes Out for Duck in Second Test at Lord's
Australia struggles begin with Barnes out for a duck as Bradman and Morris anchor the innings against England. Crowds swell at Lord's with 30,000 plus queuing for play while Bedser traps Bowden and Coxon keeps pressure on the Australian lineup. Morris reaches 45 and Bradman 38 as Australia posts a steady total before the interval with 81 on the board.
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London
Barnes
Australia
Bradman
Morris
Lord's
England
Vardiey
Hutton
Washbrook
Edrich
Compton
Evans
Doltery
Coxon
Wright
Laker
Bedser
Evatt
Bates
Innnings
Jacng Bedset
Conau
Seconl
Oue
Trea Wis
Heiser
Singapore
Pearment
Emer Iors Hall
Ey Jaye
Loday
Broadcasting Corporation
Gat Bedser
Deaste
Saken Earks
Reuter
Covroux
Smure
Matthews
Mtor
Hegan
Bangkok
Yardley
Ir Chamber Uel
Teant
Poe Tine
Re Seute
Ade
Hatton
Miller
Vito Coxon
Aly Fourt
Hassett
Brown
Tnnings Barnes
C. Hutton
B. Coxon Morris
B. Coxon
Tye Bradman
B. Bedser
Hassell
Final Cricket Stumps Scores With Tea Break Report
At tea, scores read 188 for 4 wickets. A dramatic development sees a much-wanted man arrested in Singapore, a shock tied to the cricketing note but bearing on the day’s wider events.
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Singapore
Polish Drive To End Dliteracy Education Day Declared
War saw Thursday. The Polish Cabinet decides that the second Sunday of May will be observed as Education Day as part of a drive to end illiteracy.
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Warsaw
SCHOONER SUNK BY MINE CREW SAVED CARGO
Report from London describes the Danish schooner Horiza sinking after a mine strike while en route from Poland to land. A second vessel suffered damage as crews worked to save cargo. meanwhile racing notes from Moonee Valley mention Grand National events and fundraising efforts for turf followers, including memorials for late W. J. Threadgold.
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London
Horiza
Poland
Dnland
Sjebermave
Pirie Baseball Set For Sunday Twin Matchups
Week end sport notes show the Pirie Baseball Association staging two Sunday games. No 2 team opens at 1 45 pm against Glenelg, followed by No 1 team facing Glenelg at 3 pm. Teams list captains and players for both sides.
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Pirie Baseball Association
Glenelg
K Bowman
Capt
C. Swebbens
E. Reid
R. Rudd
K. Mullinw
Scarman
M. Shard
B. Howard
G. Gilles
A. Telford
M. Nisdorfer
Watts
D. McMahon
D. Rabbich
R. Virgo
J. H. DeGrintl
White
J. Caldecott
K. Smith
R. Cole
L. Manuel
M. Brooks
K. Brakenridge
Cycling events list for Pizie Cycle Club track meet
A program of events for Memorial Oval and Sunday road races hosted by Pizie Cycle Club. First-class one and a half miles and second-class one mile races feature riders such as J Whitehead, E Whitehead, D McVick, J Cleggett, H Holt, G Dietman, R Whitehead, W Shepherd, BR Johns, R Reynolds, and others. Combined mile includes multiple entrants with times up to 180 yards. Women's half-mile lists B London, J Appleby, S Warner, R Sedinary, Cavenett, Bateson, and Appleby. Sunday road events cover a 30-mile fen pell and women’s three-mile with riders including J Cleggett, J B Whitehead, P Reichelt, L Nestor, G Dietman, J Williams, HH Holt, W Brooks, B Reichelt, W Bath, R Johns, J Dormer, B Seidel, E Reid, and others.
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Pizie Cycle Club
A. Memorial Oval
J. Whitehead
E. Whitehead
D. McVick
J. Cleggett
H. Holt
G. Diet'iant
R. Whitehead
W.shepherd
BR. Johns
R. Reynolds
W. Bain
A. Shephers
W. Brooks
B. Rutgers
J. Dormer
B. Seidel
R. Goddard
R. Shepherd
T. Clinton
A. Shepherd
B. Rutgery
B. London
J. Appleby
S. Warner
R. Sedinary
Cavenett
M. Bateson
E, Reid
London
Appleby
S. Cavenett
Warner
Women's hockey matches postponed resurfaced in season end programme
Rain delayed women's hockey last week but tomorrow features a full schedule across grades. A Grade Crystal Brook vs Old Scholars at Crystal Brook with Umpire Mr W Beck. St Andrew Stuart against Ashenville, 240 No 2 ground. B Grade Crystal Brook meets High School Blue and High School White faces St Andrew. Men's hockey at Leonard Park starts 1.25 pm with South vs North, plus several grade matches including Spartan St Marks Old Scholars and Pirie West fixtures.
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Crystal Brook
Old Scholars
Crysal Brook
W. Beck
Jumpire
St. Andrew Stuart
V. Aslenville
Grout
Mr Brooks
M. Winter
Hl. Mac~ Donald
M. Fisher
J. Kiingpiel
Granger
C. Dangerfield
Gas
Kell
le Grieve
T. Johanson
A. Rutgers
M Brown
P. Pazgerald
T.é Smale Stuart J
Armstrong
K. Armstrong
Mortess
T. Young
J. Kershaw
Hennig
P. “Elliott
E. Nayda
M. Middleton
Tavener
D. Arthur
M. Gigney Gordon
D. Urban
Leonard Park
J. Joe
D. MacDonald
J. Moody
A. Dorman
T. Moody
Impett
K. Quirk
DL Perkins
N. Buckley
W. Gee North
A. Stephens
V. Eyer
D. Alwis
R. McKay
H. Keast
L. McPheat
M. Brooks
Hawke
Ward
G. Smith
Spartan
St Marks
High School
Mr. Sparks
Solomontown
Roberts
Press
Rover
Pirie West
Miss Pearson
Proprietary
St. Andrew's
Pirie Wes
E. Malycha
St. Mart’s
Em. Walls Sel School
Proprietary High School
Mrs Fullerton Wins Trophy in Pine Golf Club Event
Mrs Fullerton won by one stroke for a trophy donated by Mrs LG Tysste in a Laurel Wreath run at Pine Golf Club on Wednesday. Scores include Fullerton 103 36 87 and numerous competitors such as Thomas 133 87 NG Read 98 20 Treleven 97 74 and Oates 118 74, with next week’s Laurel Wreath first round set for Tuesday at No 1 tee and players to arrange their own times.
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Rune
LG. Tysste
Pine Golf Club Associates
Seores
Mexdames Fullerton
Thomas
Read
A. E. Treleven
PB Oates
Flopkins
W. Ont
Mks M. Armstrong
Mesriames J. Brammer
A. Coombe
A. J. Bubbee
R. Burgess
Te. J. Catchpole
C.J. Paterson
M. Penny
DH R. Adams
R. D. Hammill
L. N. Rowe
Poles Celebrate Prussian Defeat Amid Wartime Rhetoric
Reports from Warsaw note a massive rally of more than 120000 Poles in Milo ny Poztan Province paying homage to forebears who defeated a Russian army. President Bierut urged land reform and unity with Slav nations. Vice-Premier Korzycki warned Germany to be stopped, condemning Naporischism and imperialist policy. An unrelated court mention concerns a Pirie youth charged with assault with intent to commit a felony in Crystal Brook.
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Warsaw
Poland
Milony
Poztan
M. Boleslaw Bierut
Oder
Neisse
Germany
Europe
U.S
M. Korzycki
Pirie
Criminal Court
Adelaide
A. G. Head
Crystal Brook
del WT
Blyth
O'Colghaiy
Tomorrow's football match in Port and Salomontown clash again
Port leads the local football competition and meets Salomontown for the third time this season at Memorial Oval. New selections include Finn y and Doyle for Port and Warne retiring for Salomontown, with Read from Adelaide in charge. Match begins 2:30 with umpire A Mokinennan.
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Melieria Ova
Port
Salomontown
F Lout
Javeeid
Vori
Proprietary
BR. Finny
E. Doyle
G. Jobson
St. Connelly
R. Naulty
Vrom Salomontown
Lawlor
Ren Fisher
Warne
K. Harris
L. Veal
M,” Lethbridge
A. K. Read
Adelaide
B. Lemal
J. Lrowd
Glee
Cy Pollard
Cl Morphett
Hi. Smale
M. Germinario
P. Roads
Doyle
R. Finn
M. McMahon
J. Lamm
Shearer
Il. Lemal
Z. Wilsoni
Udoss
W. Price
J. Moe Mahon
M. Baker
M. Connelly
I Naulty
Ray Hisher
M. Ganley
K. Ifuat
K. Norton
J) Walker
A. Girocke
Ai Stigwood
I Owens
S. Harvey
Victorian coal crisis prompts rationing and service cuts
Premier T Hollway announced Cabinet decisions amid a statewide coal shortage. Metropolis and NSW border areas face rationing, train reductions for one week from Monday, and a 25 percent cut in passenger and goods services. No gas or power rationing yet, but four day weekly use could be needed if the crisis worsens.
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Mslbourne
T. Hollway
Victorias
Py ‘Reas
Melbourne
Hleettleby Rabionys
Suite
Sydney Industries To Operate Today
Sydney ministers delayed a decision on power and gas rationing after coal shortage talks. Premier Me J McGirt said no final plan was set, with a comprehensive examination ongoing and a joint appeal to the Miners' Federation planned. A four day week rationing proposal and industrial electricity use were among options. In Adelaide, coal authorities reported no change in coal allotments and a coal shipment arrival boosted energy supplies.
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Sydney
Me. J. McGirt
Cial
FB. Chifley
Minis
McGirr
Miners’ Federation
S.A. Adelaide
Cotter Goduingston
Price of Pirie's Lauraie Comments on Milk Industry
John Bowker manager of Tre and Produce Company writes on Pirie milk supply and price factors. He argues for a district milk board, subsidy effects, and local control to stabilize prices, noting climatic impacts and the need to keep urban plans away from Adelaide schemes. He urges a board including local councils, departments, producers and processors to foster a suitable dairy industry in Pirie.
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Pie
Ats Stow
John Bowker
Ira Tre and Produce Company
Recorder
Gairy
Pirie
Sears
Willy Procter
ITI
Laura District
South Austtralia
Apsil
CommonWealth Government
Suibefely
Board of Control For
Mies
Heals Board
Tailk
Housewives
Adelaide
Weather and celestial notes skip across regions
Weather details report yesterday’s and today’s temperatures across cites Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart with forecasts for a fine cool spell and a west to north west wind shift. Ocean winds run north west to west with moderate seas as the moon phases and coupons are listed.
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Enti
Sal
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Tension rises in Berlin western sectors amid blackout and rail halt
British and US officials report Berlin's western zones under siege conditions with trains stopped and power cut. Soviet administration asserted as legal authority while reports say fuel shortages threaten continued supply and the American sector may rely on airlift.
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London
Berlin
United Press
Taeeliche Rundschau
Reuter
Germany
Ameria Sete
Guthoriuis
United Stat Military Government
Solomontown Beach Improvement Ball Brings Local Support
A town hall ball to raise funds for Solomontown Beach improvements drew strong crowd and activity. The women's sub-committee and beach committee organized the event with Leo Rodsa’s Band, Blair Schworle as compere, and lively stage performances by Mrs Gloria Evans' dancing pupils and Miss Janet Paxyl. A notable highlight was Whin-cracking by My B Mn A. Footner. Prizes were awarded for novelties as decorative balloons and streamers added carnival charm.
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Pirie Town
Solomontown Beach
Leo Rodsa
Blair Schworle
Gloria Evans
Glaimi Dancing — Academy
Janet Paxy Toll
Australia
Pion
Mn A. Footner
Haney Street
Roberts
Austin Park
Pirie Hostal
Othe Ball
Ray Leverington
Pirie West
Local Rio? Ambulant notes and staff changes column
Personal Sty Willulhtys and Lady Norrie travel to Alles Springs. Suorening Ma Port Ailcasta Train Holt dyes Ineseaiy SLOMV MNWE Centre. M0 Le SVU aune yupeokor of Mvweheg ab Chihi SOU Metra Ai HT ante by Payne Langeemw. PIN Wee HirouEh. HOW Be God Sardioe officer of Pie Kaneh at South Australian Gay Company. Mr C Hull heads a staff. Mr & Mrs Barton of Unley return from Fieve. Miremai Pat Rows leaves Pirie Fire Brigade for Smeltery work. Fireman J Cros nan returns to Adelaide HQ. J Cleggett and W Shaw arrive to begin duty. Cleggett holds 25 mile state professional title.
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Willulhtys
Norrie
Ain
Alles Springs
Suorening
Port Ailcasta
Holt Dyes Ineseaiy Slomv
MNWE
Yupeokor
Mvweheg
Payne Langeemw
Pin
Wee HirouEh
usdimDesi
God Sardioe
Pie Kaneh
C. Hull
Heads
Uettory
Extensive garment range with new textures and shades
Shop offers Pure Wool Boucle Suits by Hanro in natural and golden snow sizes S W and W at 7 18s 38 13s each. Berlei Brassieres with long waist and back adjust sizes 38 to 46 inches 15 3d to 24 6d. Infant pleated winter skirts 18 to 22 inches blue red brown 10 6d. Large patterned cottons 36 inch, American Spun Rayons new designs 3 1d yard. Coatings in multiple colors 7 to 27 3d. Helena Rubenstein Milk Tone makeup in Apple Blossom Crackerjack 7 7d. Hand cream 5/3 jar. Shadow Tige 48 inch 9 1d yard. Candlewick quilts in pink blue green maize burgundy from 6 per ea.
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Helena Rubenstein
Men’s Clothing Prices and New Tools Arrive at Store
The Men’s Clothing Department offers collar attached and fashion shirts with prices from 15/3 to 22/9 and reinforced heat knitted socks. Carpentry supplies include Rabone levels and steel tapes. New Qualcast lawn mowers arrive this week along with two compartment cement wash troughs and 6 ft linen items.
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Bhadman
Hradwian
Conan
Bed
Oie
Mortis
Riuns
Bedver
Bradway
Joris Resches Century
Johnson
C. Evans
Lindwall
Hering Hedser
Fedrich
Wrai
MS Yardley
Valley
Mere Beine
Moonee Valley
Tor Tultd Tor
W. J
Threadgold
Inter
David
Lugano
St. Rembrandt
Gabine
Cyndorn
Uni
Sun
Dona- Ragle
Ardoch
M. Meers
Sut Lyme
Richardson
Olte
St. Placid
Euxine
Total
Ekcoprimally
Lion
Bam ‘Eet Uscernec Eite Ira
Secetan Mse
Fenes
Bae Oe
Amet Wong Hnis
Ea i
North v. Central
North
Sorensen
A. Goode
J.vowles
Holt
K Foster
K. Sorensen
B. Smith
Rodda
B. Stroud
PF. Ewenbury
C. C. Curnow
Shase
Association Commissioners
Prite Football Association
Mrs. Fullerton
Austraia
Pirie Youth
Solumettown
Rurt
Memorial Oval
Ei. Flink
A." Mokkinnan
Leslie
J. South
Ll Davidsom
RK. Kent
Ro Norton
J. Atwell
J. Gray
L. Solomon
K. Pearce
Farrell
Q. Smith
B. Beastey
J. Walelace
A. Showpson
Wilson
R. ‘Chorntui
Auniur Association
Siiomontown Vy
Drill Hal Iground
A. A. Benn
Ampire
D. Lemm
T. McMahon
L. Tully
L. Walter
B. Johnson
M. Hoag
G. Pollard
H. Johns
Hannan
M. Cocks
B. Stephens
Summer
A. McMahon
D. Houniball
B. Murdock
G. Herbert
M. Pasculli
D. Brown
le Kelly
FE. Brown
J. Threadgold
G. Lowe
Selomontown
D. McLeod
J. Johanson
W. Lean
W. Gua
J. Deed
L. Pritchard
B. Laube
C. Parham
C. Warne
R. Hoare
M. Thompson
W. Buchanan
G. Hamley
L. Donnellan
C. Simms
D. Thornton
F. Stevens
K. Madigan
D. Smith
A. Owens
V. McDonald
D. Edwards
G. Parker
J. Connor
Victoria
Sydney Industries
Tame
Treay
Booth Australie
Fort Adelaide
Milin
Pasengers
Sederei
South Australis
Orem
Jemes Hurue Fisher
Price OF Pirie
Lauraie
Savings Bank OF South Australia
Russia
Munich
Wowie Wiss Geil
le Clay
United States
Altho
Init
Town Hall
Prests
Candlewick
Port Pirie
Famous Cosmetics
Men’s Clothing Department
Prests Limited
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