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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1939
Page
4
A scanned notice from The Canberra Times outlines advertising rules and deadlines for submission. It emphasizes timely submission before the listed cutoff, correct handling of names, and prohibited insertions if not fully compliant. It notes endorsement requirements and the publisher's strict adherence to policy.
The Advisory Council discusses a case involving an infant’s best interests amid questions on adoption and the making of the order. Three scenarios are cited including an ex-nuptia child marriage and a husband seeking to adopt, with the court advised on safeguarding the child’s welfare.
The BYDNET Mov department approves a six lane road permit near the Pike Depot area. Officials cite planned pollen safe routes and enhanced access to Nes Proud ig place for local traffic and emergency services.
The article argues for lower interest rates in Australia to ease borrowing and align with Britain and the United States. It discusses Keynesian ideas, government control of borrowings, and potential taxation measures to keep rates low while ensuring liquidity and confidence in Treasury operations. It compares Australia with Britain and suggests direct negotiation with competitors and prudent fiscal steps.
Riverina farmers reject a wheat plan at West Wyalong where about 1000 from across the region attended. The motion, pressed by Mr Memnless wea, argued the plan would pay growers only 2/44 bushel with government aid capped at 3/1, totaling 9/10 per bushel. The assembly carried the motion against the plan.
A Commonwealth Bureau statement indicates Australia's foreign trade fell with 11 of 13 principal countries, while trade with empire nations improved. The balance with the United Kingdom dropped by over 80 percent, yet gains with Canada and other empire partners partly offset the downturn. The report notes a mixed year with favourable balances in some pairs and reduced surpluses in others, detailing figures for 1987-88 and 1988-89 across key markets including China Japan Germany Italy and the United States.
A lengthy discussion on wheat industry stabilization ends with the Commonwealth Government not prepared to advance the proposed plan. Reports indicate Australia’s ministers doubt there is capitalistic room for restricted agreement and the bank may fund only a portion of deficits. The Conference resumes Monday as estimates show 3 750000 total aid with 7250000 from the Commonwealth and 4 800000 from states.
The Army Command may reorganize and promote officers. Major-General Lavavack could be promoted to lieutenant general, Colonel Y. A llurdes may assume command of the Eastern Command, Brigadier Miles might head the Southern Command, and Brigadier HD Wynter could be promoted to Brigadier. Confirmation was not given today, with work by affected units ongoing.
The Canberra Eisteddfod Society calls a serial meeting at Albert Hall tomorrow to plan the next Eisteddfod from April 28 to May 1490. It urges generous prizes to attract choirs and cover travel and lodging costs, urging Canberrans to show support for a high standard music and drama festival.
Minister for Supply and Development Mr Casey praised Newcastle Laatweak's high capacity to produce war material during his visit. He commended Birken ML Be Co Ltd and the plant’s output as among the best in the world, noting free handling of munitions and margins at the edge of profit.
Britain era rugby league report describes a match between Moor Vale and Brien Wang Muberthon for the Dawayn Cup. With 11 minutes left a player grabbed the ball, causing an injury and a stoppage described as chaotic. No other ball was available and play was disrupted.
The War Noth Ghar women’s hockey team was selected for a tour and played at Reid Park on Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. Forward players Bear Le Tuned Goodwin Boothwall Southwell Thurbon Halver Te fark Borrowsan My Drmiaton Jamie Green Toke M Mears D yx priced goal A. Price.
The report discusses potential reductions in the passage fee for British migrants to Australia. It notes shortages of skilled workers in the United Kingdom and calls for cheaper entry to bolster labor in New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia Tasmania and Canberra with arrivals distributed across regions.
The seventh annual Police Ball of the Association of the ACE drew about 400 attendees to the Hotel Canberra last night. The event featured a notable reception, a guest list of senior police officials, and a formal dinner with flowers and ballroom entertainment, despite poor weather.
Brisbane police court heard 31 men involved in a raid on Parliament House on August 4. Rev Ernest Cavey, 44, arrested after the disturbance, was fined. other defendants faced charges of armed disruption and planned barricade actions with batons and barbed wire. Witnesses testified a plan to stage a 24 hour protest behind a fence.
A new scheme outlined by Prime Minister Stewart and supported by the Commonwealth Attorney and National Insurance Ministers aims to widen social benefits and pensions funded by national contributions. The plan would extend to war employers farmers and other groups with broader coverage and stronger member backing within the ministry. A week of consideration follows urgent budget connections and next steps in Parliament.
In Sydney a hospital inquiry heard a claim that an optometrist had imitated a doctor in eye work. Mr Rolomons told the State Parliament committee that total medical men should not engage in eye care.
A fragmentary notice lists individuals including Wesley, Casey, and others connected to a plan to manufacture munitions. It references defence quantity demands and regulatory actions, with several names repeatedly appearing amid unclear phrases about commissions and approvals.
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