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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 31, 1939

Page

3

Bowling FDBA Championships Conclude With Queanbeyan Victory

The Federal District Bowling Association carnival on the City club green ended with Queanbeyan securing their second pennant in two years after a tight finals run. Semifinals saw Queanbeyan defeat Canberra 20-11 and Goulburn beat City 18-16, followed by a decisive victory in the final where Kenmore edged Yass 21-18.

Federal District Bowling Association Green Brick Goulburn Yass Hickey Campbell City Martin Turner Canberra Moahim Queanbeyan Marx Cooma Bayliss Wella Kenmore Black Henry Goulburn Wynne Knopp Goulburn Yann Quein Beyan Lun Yous Duviex City Hustle Woodger McKinutry Goulbirm Locke W. Young Young Munlie Hastie B.A IM. V. Turner Breaugnant Jhy C. E. Francis Chal Bniers

Standardisation and the desire to avoid it across society

The piece argues that while standardisation offers efficiency in rules and systems, many resist it to preserve individuality. It notes fashion, traffic norms, and trade as areas where people welcome some uniformity yet fear overstandardisation turning craft into machine parity, and discusses how standards replace personal judgement in evaluating quality and performance.

Douglas Corrigan Atlantic Sir

Betts Cup rifle shoot at Ry Park Rite Chub meet

Rail of teams from Ry Park, Canberry and Hurdling districts competed for the Betts Cup in a two range event with Cootamundra A narrowly winning with Canberra A and B teams following. The day included scores, standings and prizes such as low afternoon tea and spoons for leading shooters.

Jeo Apite Rootamundra Dlapinyad Fiat Ax Funners Canberra Gandillona Cootamundra Ant Murdon Chris Hoorowa Rye Park Cowr Harden Warden Aucylee ML. Akutch Goatamondis

Youth Kili Killed In Accidental Gun Discharge

Melbourne police report a fatal accident when a brother’s firearm discharged while youths climbed a river embankment near Ferry Creek in the Dandenong Ranges. The victim was 17 and identified as YVistor Jenkins.

Melbourne Yvistor Jenkins Marth

Membership Drive Aims to Raise Returned Soldiers League

Sydney reports the Federal President Sir Gil Pert Dyett will launch a new drive on February 21 to grow the Returned Soldiers' League membership from 85 000 to 100 000.

Sydney Eamne Returned Soldiers’ League Jon Sir Gilpert Dyett

20 Ton Aircraft Dreams Reach for 1000 Ton Airships

A report from the Ottawa convention notes forecasts by a Sikorsky defense advocate that flying craft could reach 1000 tons, enabling carriers capable of transporting vast payloads. The discussion highlights dramatic shifts from earlier 20 ton planes to this envisioned scale.

Ottawa Fian American Association For the Advancement of Befence Tor Sikorsky

Bromwich defeats Quist to claim Australian singles title

In wintery Kooyong conditions John Bromwich beat Adrian Quist 6-4 6-1 0-0 to win the Australian Singles Championship, securing No 1 status. Result closes the match with Bromwich dominant on length and accuracy amid the wind.

Melbourne Misges N Wynne T. Coyne E. Westacott M. Hardcastle Kooyong J. Wood A. Burton John Bromwich Adrian Quist Kooyong Courts Bromwich Quist Ting Felan H. Impey W. Mates R. Clements

Britain to speed up wartime airframe production

London report from a war correspondent asserts Britain will boost output to exceed German production by April. Daily Telegraph aviation writer estimates British planes near a wartime peak of around four hundred per month, while Germany runs at eight hundred to six hundred units.

London Buncay Britain Germany Daily Telegraph Payns Sormany

Take Dr Morse Indian Root Pills to Boost Vitality

An old advertising passage touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for constipation indigestion and sluggish liver. It claims the pills open ducts and improve blood, energy, health and vigor for men and women, suggesting the product makes people feel healthier and more efficient.

DR. Morse

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