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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
3
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Sydney reports quote the Australian championship management committee asking competitors to wear uniform attire and avoid shorts. Players like Hopman Quist and Mrs Moleforth oppose the ban, arguing shorts aid their game. The committee says it lacks authority to enforce a ban, leaving the issue unresolved.
The Australian Lawn Teams Association announced today in Melbourne a challenge for the 1034 Davis Cup. The decision marks the start of preparations for the international tennis competition with national selections to follow.
Melbourne court hears Felix Rugell sue Emanuel Pappas herbal specialist for 84 pounds claiming he failed to cure his tuberculosis within three months. Defendant allegedly warned patient and said he was unregistered. judge upholds lack of jurisdiction and the case moves to another court.
Bankstown Council Chambers opened with administrator Mr W F Willie taking the chair to finish the day’s business. Minutes of the previous meeting were confirmed as the administrator moved quickly to secure payment of arrears on rates and warned of possible legal action. All seats were filled and two former aldermen attended as members of the public.
The Sonbthan olan Institution reports findings by Prof. Albert Gilligan suggesting a long vanished Atlantis in the North Atlantic. Sediments and rock formations indicate river deposits dating back to pre Cambrian times, with a civilization allegedly doomed as the continent subsided over millions of years.
William Edward Murray, awaiting trial for indecent insult, leapt from a fast train near Grafton and fled into the State forest. Constable Meinnes pursued. Murray fell and fractured a shoulder. A second prisoner, William Durke, raised the alarm and did not escape. Police search ongoing.
An important meeting of the special interstate dairy committee will be held in Sydney within a few days to finalise details under the recently passed Commonwealth and state dairy legislation. The president of the Dairy Producers Association, Mr M I Dunton, says the new scheme can stabilise the market in Australia though producers have no control over London prices.
More than 11 000 immigrants entered Palestine in the first six months of 1998, a figure exceeding several full prior years and nearly matching 1927 1946 peak levels. Germany led by country of origin followed by the United States Lithuania Romania and Yemen. The largest group arrived under the labour schedule with Jewish Agency guarantees. dependents of capitalists and capitalists themselves followed. Unskilled laborers and clothing industry workers were the largest occupations, with agriculture next. Officials note potential higher intake but allocate limits to absorptive capacity and policy differences exist between the government and Jewish bodies.
The City of Sydney Eisteddfod 1943 becomes the largest in Australia with nationwide and rural entries. Honorary director Mr. Roland Moster expects ky lines ready by February end. The event boosts broadcasting and professional engagements due to heightened publicity and concert connections.
The Royal Humane Society may recognize Keith Arkhill beach inspector Philip Smith and Leslie Grant for bravery after Collin Grant was attacked by a shark at Queenscliff on Saturday. An official investigation will commence immediately.
Five people including Thomas Conway his wife Ellen and three children escaped drowning when a lorry plunged from a ramp into eight feet of water at George's River Taren Point. Conway escaped unhurt others were rescued by ferry hands and treated for shock.
The Bend Baths hosted the state championships where Noe Tyan won the 120 yards title in 229 4/0 and beat the Australian-born record as MR Clark and J Wyatt followed. Victor Tienomo took the 10 metres backstroke in 4/4 secs, 1/5 sec off Tom Boas's Australian mark. Rh Clark and Bruce Hodeson led the events, while Mond Club claimed the 650 yards seaman race from Manly in 6 minutes 25 seconds.
Paling's offers exchanges on old pianos for new or used Piano Vingers-Tianos and similar models. Inquiries invited for details in Sydney Newcastle or Lismore.
Aucklands Wiliam Alfred Payley appeared at the ey Court today charged with murdering Christabel Lakey and Samuel Lakey at Tuawar. He was remanded.
A contributor describes a radio telemetric device exhibited at a Westminster fair. Major Phillips of Warwickshire invented the machine which tests a person by holding two metal tubes generating a nervous energy readout from one to a possible high.
The latest half yearly Comparative Debts report from a New York house notes hundreds of municipalities defaulting on bond payments or trading at defaulted prices. It cites heavy tax shortfalls and maturities, with major cities showing fiscal strain.
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