Budget Battle Looms in Melbourne Parliament Crisis Threatens War Budget
Melbourne dispatch reports the federal parliament opens with a highly contentious war time budget of 274 million pounds. Premier figures warn government support hinges on Swan’s WA seat, Gregory death shifts majority, and Labor plans forceful taxation while opposition plots strategy amid tight margins.
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Rival parties mull candidates in looming elections
In Melbourne reports indicate the State Election CP and UAP may run rival candidates. J Lalvey of the Country Party backs unifying a slate, while Lary emphasizes a slim field including Bremer and Mackay. Labour weighs Swan seat contest and budget politics cloud election timing.
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Greeks Press Final Onslaught Against Korea Front
Greece reports continued heavy fighting along the front with mountainous terrain in Epirus and near Korba as troops push toward Albania. Athens says prisoners, artillery, mortars and machine guns captured while Italian advances are repelled. details describe advancing Greek columns, fires, and sustained artillery exchanges across the front.
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Germans Leave Salonika in Mass Departure
London says that about 150 Germans in Salonika have left for Germany. A British report claims 900 prisoners captured, 10 guns seized, and three enemy planes shot down. An RAF pilot describes bombing near Borsa, while Italian column activity and Greek border actions are described by various communiques.
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Two Nazi Merchantmen Believed Sunk In Caribbean
A raid in the Caribbean reportedly sank two German merchant vessels, one acting as a raider. The Heligoland, cornered by British forces, was believed to be burning, with crew possibly abandoning ship. Reports say the other ships, the Grinova, Roein, and Idarwwid, returned to port or were sunk or damaged in the action.
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Berlin News Highlights Spanish Foreign Minister Departure
London dispatch reports curtain of diplomatic upheaval as Spanish Foreign Minister departs for Farle ua Bertin amid hints of looser links with Vichy and Japan. Molotov signals economic help to Germany while tensions with Britain and Spain test Anglo Spanish ties. Madrid notes general imports suspended pending clearing agreements with Bland. In Moscow Molotov claims Axis gains, Balkans moves, and Turkey deterrence features in talks.
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Ban On Jugoslav Fascist Party Proclaimed
A decree bans the Jugoslav Fascist Party amid government action against extremist groups. The order names the party and outlines the prohibition, signaling a crackdown on nationalist movements within the state’s borders.
Speech By Mussolini Today
London dispatch reports a Mussolini address expected today with remarks on Italy's stance and international affairs amid wartime tensions. The telegraph notes uncertainty over specifics as the session proceeds and observers await decisive policy signals.
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