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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
3
A Sydney police superintendent warned that some juvenile shoplifting is coached by parents. Inspectors say infants can be used in thefts with babies hidden in shawls and oil while adults outside encourage. Children under eight cannot be charged. courts seek treatment and prevention to stop criminal tendencies.
A Kalgoorlie by election note advocates a national government for wartime unity. Mr Lee of the United Australia Party criticizes Labour for party interests, urges Menzies leadership, and argues unity is essential for Australia’s war and postwar effort. Signals EU and press reaction note cautious support for a broad coalition.
Mrs E L of Waanyarra Victoria reports severe fatigue nervousness and despondency improving after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says energy returned and housework became easy again, praising the pills for reviving strength and mood.
The Liberal candidate for Kalgoorlie, Carle Ferguson, campaigns across Kimberleys and Geraldton districts broadcasting speeches from OKRG at 6:35 pm. He advocates old‑line values, family wage plans, wheat price supports, and government backing for prospectors, urging voters to back Liberalism, Freedom, and One Law for All. He plans further public broadcasts and street appeals with bagpipes accompanying him.
Y M C A announces its annual Sunsmer Camp for boys at Avertnese Island from December 37 to January 15. The program offers seaside holidays under proper conditions with guided hiking, swimming, and instruction by trained leaders. Applications go to Camp Director Mr TR Hanger, Y M A A, 142 Murray Street, Perth.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a man’s misery as a wife is away for three months and a visitor asks about his condition. The scarce text notes gas bill cost of two shillings, set alongside a line about Die Welt am Bild in Switzerland.
Casual comments recall Randolph Bedford’s view that radio reveals Old World frauds while praising Australia’s talent pool. The piece argues Australia should keep local performers, stop exporting talent for London endorsements, and questions petrol use during Applecross events aimed at patriotic wartime fundraising.
A reader named Judex argues against American intervention in Europe while warning of Asian and Latin American fascist pressures. The piece questions loyalty and hints at domestic dangers, suggesting U.S. forces stay near home as tensions rise in other regions.
As the U S presidential campaign advances the public resists entering a European conflict preferring to aid Britain with equipment and support. After a quiet period Mr Roosevelt faces sharp public criticism and outspoken debate.
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