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MUSSOLINI'S POLICY.

FROM A ROME CORRESPONDENT

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Rome. present polley than the determina- Europe entered the third month of tion with which she has established the war with the Italian policy of plans for carrying it out. Construc- firmly tion works are going on steadily in non-belligerency

linking up? established than ever as peace tires Rome. New streets are #clivities continue and the mulle various parts of the city. The dif

to carry on norms fruft underground line which will settles down work. The much-discussed Cabinei canneet Home's central station with

number of the 1942 Exposition is halfway changes have brought newcomers from the non-political | Ostia and pushing towards comple- background into the limelight, while, tlon. The work on the Exposition it- others whore rympathies are known self runtinues unchecked.

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to be strongly engaged

Further and nothing is permitted Interfere with the ten-year other splicres of activity,

Interest in foreign affairs contres? on two points the Badkam and the Sicilian land reclamation scheme; and Baltic. The Italo-Creek exchange of other convoy of 11,000 colonists

crossed to Libya this wedk.

was

letters

matic public. These Home has not quite returned to letters give a more concrete form for

normal. There rertill bluc-dimmed the hope of intimate and fruitful lights interspersed with the resultar collaboration. There, is some spert-street hights, although the hemijichts Intion as to the reasons for publishing of buses are undimmed. Fled ph the letters at this particular amcuting of the great monuments of bot!- Obviously The exchange requity has recommenced, riber to the Italy'n known interest in seeing the Pre of Thy who had found 120 $9 Balkans keeping out of the war, and beauty in thein under natural condi Unt in opertant in view of the tions. ports from Cermeny that the Reich)

might be contemplating plans for!

The Food Situation

bit

bringing Balkan all tnt copper with- There is plenty of food, although in It owe monetary field. It in to Tuterday and Friday are still meat- early to talk with confidence of ass days, and mezis in restaurants on Balkan neutral blor, bart the other days comprise one meat eoutgr. materials are there, and no pains are Food prices are rising, and there is

still no coffee. Bred is being spared to assemble them.

greyish and hardens rapidly, but its virlues are appreciated in the light of comment by a neutral correspon- to Itome frem dent recently come Berlin: his first remark at breakfast as he opened a roll was "What beauti- ful bread!"

Sympathy With Finland

The progress of Russia's invasion of Finland is watched intently here, Sympathy with Finland is neccntat. ed by sincere dislike of Communi: m. That is encouraged by the Church, which is butspakken in condemnation of Russlan methods. The "Osserva- tore Romano" devoted a column to exeoriation.

Public sentiment strongly supports the present Italian policy. Earlier hopes of a speedy end of the war have vanished, but there is complete: There could hardly be surer slyns confidence that the Duce will keep

to continue her the country out of it. of Italy's decision

DIO JEANTURTZISTA LES JAVA

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Housewives

Attention

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BOUND FOR THE FRONT.-Troops resting by the roadside and others in lorries, photographed bofore embarking for France,

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1 pan. Short Service of Inter-i cession.

(Tenor)

14.30. Frank Titerion

1.8. Local und Signal and Weu- sher Report.

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Closing Local Stock Quota-

Selections from Light Opera. 7.J. "Swing" Alusic. 1.33.

Lenkoa kuay-The News, 0.00. Local Time dignas, Wenher spust and Announcem.nts.

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HERE are two news items lo siart the week-end with a smile.

Private Blert Short, announces the London Gazette, has been "awarded-the-Military-Medal-for. ganant and distinguished service In recent operations."

Private Short's rgi- mental num- ber is as 7263761.

OUR Young Brrt

given

War Onice ofcial sald

lost night that the award

was

pre- war" and was made for bravery on the North-West Frontier in India.

Private Short is still in the Enst

PREMIER WITH GORT

Neville Chamberlain on Visit To Western Front

Paris, Dec. 16.

viter Mr. Neville Chamberlain. spending the night at General Gort's visited The chateau, this morning front lines where he saw improve mente which have been made since the King's visit-Reuter,

The Fremler flew over on Friday

Butterfly.

Reginald Foort at the Organ "ratisationtie Rhythm" Medley. 1 Parnaz Intro: Rosalie; Are you obecret Thanks for the memory: escorted by Royal Air Force fighters, The pretty little patchwork quilt; So memorics; You're a sweetheart. 8.33. Light Orchestral Concert with Ina Souez (Soprano) and Herbert E.

roh (Tenor),

An Air Raid Alarm

Lendon, Dec. 17.

at the Mr, Chamberlain is stil

An Excursion In The Vienna Woods front and experienced an air rald (A medley, arr. M. Charlie, from warning this morning chertly after

breakfast. losies by Strauss with Chorus, The Great Symphony Orchestra

Lova

For the Arst time in several dave Everlasting (Crushing and Irimi); I Want Your Heart (Haydn the sirens were sounded and guns Wood)... Ina Soucz (Soprano) with manned. The weather was misty unu Orchestra. Hungaria (itter original, no planes were

letin.

scen-Reuter Dui-

OF SERUM

Fighting. the Diseases of

the War

THE Pasteur Institute of Parts is better prepared than ever for its lask cf fighting the diseases which war brings in it train.

During the land war the Insitute supplied more than 6,000,000 doses of ith serum against various diseases France alone, at least half of whien went to the Allied armies fighting on French soil. Another million uses were sent to Italy, 18,000 to Serbia, 70,000 to Belgium, 40,000 to Kumawa, a 800,000 to the American Army and Red Cruss.

Tetanus (lockjaw) often results shellfire wounds. During the from

March

and German offensive of April, 1910, the Institute was de- livering 20,000 tubes of anti-etanus serum a day to the armies.

10 Typhoid is another infection

when as- which men are exposed sembled in large numbers under In 1014 nearly ice conditions. all serving Frenca soldiers hart en compulsorily Inoculated against it.

The Institute's preparedness for the present war was revealed in a

recent interview by Professor Louis Martin, Director of the Instituie.

Cmnibus Vaccinc

In 1914 It took six months' treat- ment to bring a horse to the point where scrum could be taken from it. and at the end of the war the period had been reduced to between three and four months. Now it has been cut down to five or six weeks.

At the end of the last war the In- stitute had just begun to produce small quantities of a serum against gangrae. Now it has a large quan

in reserve. tity of this serum, much improved, in The Institute in also producing quality, something which did not exist in the In- last woran omnibus vaccine. falk melodies arr. Jo Knumunn);

stead of being inoculated thred Budapest At Night (Hungariun Airs

separate times, once against typhok, arr, von Belti-Pilinszky)... George

tetanus and again Be- Scott); The Boatmen (Harris). One once against anger and His Orchestra, cause I Love You, Bella Lucia! More Day: On The Banks of Sacra-against diphtheria, the soldier can be

You mento (arr. Harris).

Immunised against all three diseases: -Mubier - Schulte ); Lovely Ladies (Bund-Siegel) .... 10.05. Varlely with Jack Savage by a single injection,

same infection Hebert E Grob (Tenor) with Orch. and is Cowboys, Murgatroyd and Furthermore, the

Kile and Doris can be made to include a dose of Come To The Bril (from 'The Quaker Witt bottom.

anti-pneumonia vaccine. This is in- Girl Monckton)...Orchestre Louise Waters, and Ralph Reader. with Vocal Refrain by G. Witzgerald. Vocal Going Home; Tumbling ended especially for French colonial

**^m 90%. Studlo Comments on Recent Tumbl Weeds Jack Savage and troops transferrevi.

'His Cowboys. Humorous About Airlean to a European climate. 01. London Relay---News Sum-Cruls (Frankou-Handleu-Crick );

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BLACK-OUT CRIMES

Amsterdam, Dec. 18. One mon has been executed In lennes-Gert, Daisy, A Plano-An Muse and words by Henry Reed. How! Elsie and Doris Waters. Germany for stention wundings dire Production by. David Porter.

VostGame Show of 1038... Ralph ing a black-out, and three other por~ 0.55. John (o (Baritone) and tender and Chorus with Orchestra.

the Cathedral Male Voice Quartet.

The Three Ravens Carr, Kennedy

1031 Dance Music. 11.00. Close down.

. Ange voled fo blackouts. Two more were shot for

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