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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

6

Gold Reserve Senate Passes Bill to Ship Gold

The Commonwealth Bank bill authorising £56,000,000 in gold shipments to London passed the Senate at all stages without amendment. Leaders argued the measure would protect Australia’s credit, while the Opposition claimed it altered the bank’s gold standard and warned of risks to the currency.

Commonwealth Bank London Senate Johnston C.P W.A Kingsmill Hanator Barnes Australia George Pearce Robert Gibson Senator Daly Benator Pearce Menator Pearce Jude Luce Massey Greene Benten Wold Jean Shammaul Bir Hal Colebatch Labour Party Daly

Woolgrowers Oppose Wool Stabilisation Schemes

At the Empire Wool Conference prelude in Melbourne the Australian Woolgrowers Council rejected price fixing for wool and backed legislation banning adulterated wool and unlabeled blends. Sir Graham Waddell was re-elected chairman with G Daniel Kelly as vice chairman. NSW delegates F H Tout C A Binclair and J H Petterson attended. The council urged Imperial marketing cooperation and continued efforts to narrow the price gap from sheep to consumer.

Melbourne Empire Wool Conference Woolgrowers’ Council Graham Waddell G. Daniel Kelly New South Wales Messrs F. H. Tout C.a. Binclair Gregiera’ssociation J. H. Petterson Grasiera’ Association Riverina

Empire Wool Conference Set for Melbourne Next Week

The Empire Wool Conference will meet in Melbourne next week with delegates from the United Kingdom Canada South Africa and New Zealand. Topics include wool marketing publicity synthetic products wool research and price publication with debate on a stabilisation scheme for Empire producers.

Empire Wool Melbourne Uttai Kingdom Canada South Africa New Zealand G. N. Williams Mesers J .F van Genke Bekker D. PF. van der Heever F. J. du ‘Tet Wool Council Mr .A J. le Rock Boeresaameerk Co-operative Society Measra Rydney London

Wool Conferences Boost Voices of Industry Groups

Minister for Markets Mr Parker Moloney reports that wool organisations asked to be represented at the Empire Wool Conference to be held in Melbourne from June 22. Sir John Higgins is invited, with hopes the conference will discuss wood freights and industry stabilisation for the entire wool trade.

Parker Moloney Melbourne Sir John Higgins Buch Australian Woolgrower Council Mr. Moloney Een Moloney

Voice of Niagara Falls Captured by Acoustic Experts

Dr William Braid White of Chicago and Rev Father John F Delaney of Canisius College photographed the cataract voice using a microphone and a special light camera. They compared Niagara to London traffic and noted the noise levels in their experiment. The setup relayed captured sound waves through radio stages to convert them into light for imaging.

Niagara Falls William Braid White Chicago John FP. Delaney Canisius College London Trafic Dr. White Buffalo

Charlie Chaplin Avoids London Church Visits

A Chaplin staff member says Charlie Chaplin would not attend a London church on a recent Monday fearing overactive enthusiasm could trigger improper scenes. He warned that in Paria a visitor named Jackie Congan drew crowds who behaved unruly, and Chaplin would expect similar incidents in London.

Charlie Chaplin London Jackie Congan Paria Chaplin

Heavy sheep yarding at Flemington amid price falls

Sydney market report notes another large yarding at Flemington Baleyards with 40 000 sheep and lambs. Competition for all classes was restricted and values fell one to three shillings from Monday, lambs one shilling easier, while 2 400 cattle forward with cautious bidding and little overall change. Prime cattle and bulls visible with prices listed for various grades.

Sdyney Flemington Baleyards Laferler

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