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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 127, 1 June 1942, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Ai'rklaml weather forecast: Cloudy, with .•»!iomc:s late 10-morrow. Moderate ternperatu res. P.idw nout to-day. .V3O. More i-mitrihi: 'i.r-; to Liberty Loan. .Minor Hoods follow storm in Northland. King's Birthday observed in limited way today. Stmset to-day. 5.15; sunrise 10-morrow, Mich water to-day. 0.20 p.m.; to-morrow, o.:;si a.m. Soldier killed at Paekakariki by falling under train. Contr.ie or killed near Te Awamutu In moior accident. New award for theatre and picture theatre workers. Totalizator returns increased at Ellerslie oil Saturday. Church parade yesterday of South African war veterans. Pulpit tributes paid yesterday to the work of !>'»!,op Schvyn. I'ood position of Italian civilians much wui'm- I hail ill: t of the soldiers. Over "Oct tons of bombs carried by British raiding plane- to Cologne. Chinese forr.- reentered Kinhwa in surprise at'.ik and wiped out 700 Japanese. Allied pilots in North Australian zone rapidly improving night bombing technique. Ton Australians and one New Zealandi'i" repatriated from Italy reach Austral ia. Decline in customs duty in Auckland Inst month, but increase in excise on beer, sales tax and war expenses account collect ions. Coupon 1:3. redeemable at half face value, to be allocation of petrol for private cars for this month. British planes (loured bombs on Cologne for 00 minutes in sharpest attack of war, one plane every six seconds. Evils of secular education and danger* of a declining birthrate commented upon by Catholic Archbishop at Wellington. Fisher's Radio Repair Service, 491, Queen St., ph. 10-OOS. All makes of Radios serviced with most modern instruments. (Ad.)