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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1943
Page
2
The list shows horses including Anna Neagle Gkencairn Blonde Princess Kirst Colin Vasselle and Rimutaka under W A T C Maiden Handicap and Railway Stakes selections. Odds and order reflect the event entries across the meeting.
A nurse trainee at Children’s Hospital Perth shares a reader idea about repurposing old fashion wear. She notes people renovate worn silver or net evening shawls or scarves into bridge coats. The suggestion reflects practical fashions for current readers.
Deputy Controller of Egg Supplies Mr. G. K. Baron-Hay explains that owners with flocks not exceeding a certain number may sell eggs without a permit but must understand their liabilities. Eggs sold via licensed agents bear standard charges, and eggs sold to retailers in the Metropolitan area require candle, grading, and stamping.
Occasional verse by H. H. Wilson offers varied impressions of life in a brisk musical cadence. The booklet, attractively printed by Paterson Printing Press Ltd, reflects the author’s vigor and thoughtful observations.
The article discusses government housing plans in Australia with 1,251 new homes and criticizes wartime restrictions on private construction. It highlights shipping dangers faced by merchants, funds aiding seamen families, and cost estimates of the war across nations, calling for economic postwar reform and employment security.
Herald Tribune correspondent in Turkey reports two conclusions about Balkans: Allied forces would be welcomed by most people in occupied areas and satellites, while Axis allies defend the Balkan conquest and fight across the mountainous terrain.
Condon correspondent reports latest figures show about six German fighters destroyed for every four engined Yank. Losses in crews suggest nine or ten American specialists downed for every six German pilots. Germans may likely build 20 fighters for the price of one Fortress.
The New York Herald Tribune summarizes naval data showing Japan started the Pacific War with 1 000 000 tons of merchant shipping and built 1 200 000 more, totaling 7 500 000 tons, with 2 500 000 sunk by Allies leaving 5 000 000 to navigate 7 000 miles of Pacific routes.
Announcement notes Sunday broadcasts of Bible dialogues at 5 15 pm from stations 6 pm and 6 am. Presented by Berean Christian Fellowship in association with the Melbourne based Iverson Biblical Institute. Dialogues aim to test Bible teachings by Scripture without creed, inviting questions from believers and skeptics with free literature offered.
A fragmented ad notice urges readers to describe items for sale in the Readers Market department. It lists several newspapers as potential outlets and hints at advertising opportunities for vehicles plants and household goods.
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