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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

5

SINO JAPANESE WAR DARKEST HOURS PASSED

London reports the Chinese ambassador cites China as ready for continued resistance. He states China has 400000 troops in training, with one third to be used in occupied areas for positional warfare and intensified guerilla actions. Accusations emerge of drug trafficking involving officials in occupied China. British dispatch notes renewed offensive near Hamkun and near the Chinese base at Tanoyang.

London Quotaichi Liverpool China Una China War Tawetay Hamkun T Tau Aeuihin Calneaeur Tanoyang

Royal coffin moved to St George's Chapel

London reports the royal coffin of King Winduar transferred to St George's Chapel in Windsor. The ceremony marks the first monarch burial in the nave, with mourners and royal officials present as the coffin is moved through Westminster Abbey.

St. George's Chapel London Winduar

Palestine Talks Informal Conference With Jews

London reports an informal Palestine Conference talks with the Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald to discuss rejections of the British plan. On the Syrian border Arab Legion forces clashed with Arabs, rescuing a British forester. a Jewish farm family was attacked, mother and son killed, a year old child abducted and stabbed to death during pursuit. The Jewish National Council warned it would withdraw cooperation with the British if Palestine becomes an independent state, rejecting minority status for Jews.

London Dwwish Palestine Conference Malcolm Macdonald Alhenan Ammaly Tuesay Arab Legion Imymedi Uemaay Aruba Toy Bute Turner Jerusalem Jewish National Council Knish Malestine

Noojee Water System Would Have Saved Town

Andrew Ben alack testified at the Cash Firen Com tasion that Noojee could have been saved by clearing the area near the lawn and providing water supply. He said forestry officers gave only nominal stat and claimed no more money could be spared.

Melbourne Noojee Andrew Benalack Toventry Pacer Tor 1

Burrinjuck Dam Repairs Urgency Highlighted in Assembly

The Acting Minister urged rapid Burrinjuck Dam improvements and repairs after expert review. The project, estimated at 11.88 million pounds, was presented as essential to reduce extreme flood risks and secure future storage. Member Mr Reid supported accelerating the works to validate ongoing dam safety efforts.

Aydney Burrinjuck Pam Hamedy Wefreta

Duke of Kent Congratulates Australia at British Fair

The Duke of Kent cabled Governor General Lord Gowrie congratulating Australia on a vivid and beautiful representation of the Commonwealth at the British Industries Fair. He expressed keen interest in the Australian exhibit and its display at the event.

London Duke of Kent Australia Lord Gowrie

Morcombe Breaks Two Records At Canberra Swimming Carnival

JOAN MORCOMBE set junior and senior backstroke records at the Canberra Swimming Pool last night during the Canberra Club carnival. She also helped set a new 139 yards relay time, while Eastlake, Amalin, Acton and Manuka competed in the Footballers’ Relay. Multiple heats produced fast times, with final results and a range of under 12 and senior events featuring Morcombe and other swimmers.

Canberra Misa Joan Morcombe Ales Marcombe E Marcombe South North Eastlake Amalin Acton Manuka Bate Hanh Thenults Ware J. Behnelder Bailey P Braephy E. Morcombe M. Hii D. Bailey Weca Trecona J. Sehneider M. Hill E. Bailey F. Thomas H. Tageam D. Shuman Dire Haraing Mauger Yuri Mercombe Tetraphy Inenel A Timwe Bomeba Cavsidy Natraa Peckdi Cate UM M. Parbury Plumlor Morecambe A. Torensi Liewpen I Tern B. Certi Yarda Fe Marcombe J. Menelier Jackwon Ch Torael Peterson Halyard P Clemens Wath Parte Boye Preeyie J. Dean W. Adamo Nece Sania Tudor Morcombe M. Beaphy Yarde K. Tu Ihe Hall L. Hollier

Readers' Views on Canberra Women National Service Plan

Editor explains a Canberra meeting on organizing Territory women for national service. Colonel Goodwin chairs as discussion touches Red Cross Emergency Service, Victoria League involvement, and Lady Gowrie support. Red Cross proposed as framework to utilize resources, expand roles, and cover emergencies with women in place of men when needed.

Canberra ‘Times Albert Hall Australian Capital Territory Goodwin Red Cross Society Red Cross Canberra Hat Nts Victoria League Goolwin Women's Organisation

Australia Favored To Win Davis Cup Says Perry

New York report quotes Fred Perry asserting Australia will win the Davis Cup. He predicts Budge will not have a standout match and cites five near equal rivals Bromwich Von Cramm Wzy3 Austin and Yaatagiabl as threats ahead of the March 10 clash.

New York Wednessay Fred Perry Budge Australia Dino Via Bromwich von Cramm Wzg3 Austin Yaatagiabl

Gaol For Silence Man Refuses To Disclose Helper

Reginald Joseph Dower, a farmer from Coomboorch near Gympie, was jailed today for persistently refusing to reveal the name of a woman who lent him money. He will stay in gaol until he answers or the court releases him. The incident related to a bankrupt cane case of Mrs Amy Elizabeth Summer of Coomboarth. Dower claimed a man named Thomas Watts could testify but he refused to name the lender, citing honour and secrecy.

Brisbane Reginald Joseph Dower Coomboorch Gympie Dower Amy Elizabeth Summer Coomboarth Thomas Watts Gymple

British Army Estimates Increase Strength to 180700

In London officials provide figures showing the maximum strength of the British Army as 180,700. The estimate appears in wartime briefings with emphasis on manpower levels and calling attention to the term Seaapesd in the context of defense planning.

London Wednomtav Teocat Tetmmaten

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