Mr, Menzies said he had been extremely delighted what he had of the Australian troops in Jestine, Australian troops overseas, ent on to say, would be rein-from time to time, and was forming a considerable force for the defence of the commonwealth totalling little short of 500,000 men.—Reuter.
Senator Claude Pepper, Floridi Democrat and ardent supporter of aid to the D asked the Colonel what the would do it Chancellor Hitler occupied Portugal d a western hemisphere ba:
would ta them over first."
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