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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
3
Officials probe a Sydney company distributing jubilee medals to its staff and shareholders. The medals are replicas of official awards and may be worn by the public, though not on official occasions.
Conspiracy to pervert the course of justice led to two men being convicted at the Quarter Sessions. John Solomon, 41, and Herbert Champrell, 37, appeared before Judge Curlewis on charges tied to divorce proceedings and an alleged plot involving a policeman. Solomon, an inquiry agent, admitted lying to Hughes' solicitor about a witness. The jury found a party to the conspiracy, with Solomon sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment and Champrell bound over to keep the peace.
16 year old Bel Noel youth Chandler fell on a biker's staff during a bush trip. He was wounded near the groin as Heath carried him and sought help for miles. A doctor treated him and he was taken to hospital three hours later in serious condition.
The adjourned F.C.T. Advisory Council met yesterday to discuss amendments to the motor ordinance. Proposals were suggested and sent to the Minister for final disposal. Deputy President Lieut-Col. Goulwint noted eviction notices on relief workers and the group urged withdrawal until one month of work before June end is provided and rent arrears be addressed.
Ainslie shows decisive form with Lalor Dee and Leader starring in a victory over Acton. Acton, bolstered by a strengthened lineup and key players like Seton Gardiner and Perry, contrasts with Manuka and Goulburn showings as Eastlake maintains form and Queanbeyan pressures rise.
Action set for Manuka and nearby venues with three matches. Manuka hosts Acton Ainsbevy, Queanbeyan faces Eastlake while Goulburn meets Eastlake at alternate sites.
Dr. Woolnough reports after inspection last year that Tennant's Creek shows several small high value shoots but no justification for a rush or boom. Prospects need extended work to uncover payable deposits, with rich find depths four to six feet and most discoveries in hilly country south of the telegraph station. Government policy to be formed after Minister Waterson’s return.
Canberra reports show a 2000 ton rise in Australian dried fruit consumption for the year, with hopes to reach 26000 tons soon. The sun dried process preserves nutrients and adds health value as Mr. Hammet from Red Cliffs Victoria showcases products at Albert Hall next Thursday.
Acting Prime Minister Dr. Page outlined the £12,000,000 farmers debt adjustment fund and how states may apply it. Funds can cover immediate needs while loans are raised, and each state must establish authority to suspend secured or unsecured farm credits as needed. States must ensure funds aid viable farmers and avoid government debt repayments. New South Wales and South Australia have passed enabling legislation. others are preparing bills.
Race card lists entries for Rosebery event with brush hurdles 1 mile 22 yards starting 1 30. Valoria Balloon Patsy Stare Berry Lady Milton Fortalaus Miss Meta Go By Silent Tom Rosearrow Abb s Girl Gold Honour 7 10 Flying Handicap first division starts 2 30 Dermid Cheermag Prince Sir Wirrall T Pombal 9 0 Griffen T 0 Misnomer Sir Belford T 0 Bim Boy 8 2 Bombastic Wicklow 1 High Jinks 6 7 Winball Launcelot Royal Bird 7 4 Encourages Stakes Handicap 1 mile start 3 30.
Dr. R E Priestley, vice chancellor of Melbourne University, told Canberra about British failures due to unfamiliarity with dog teams in Arctic and Antarctic travels. He recounted Scott and Shackleton expeditions, Amundsen’s success, and the harsh privations of the Terra Nova voyage with slides showcasing penguins and Antarctic scenes.
A Canberra Times reader congratulates the paper on Jubilee coverage and urges attention to Canberra’s non civil servant citizens. The letter questions Jubilee week events and the low turnout at the Jubilee picture night benefiting the Canberra Relief Society, noting possible reasons for poor attendance and asking about profits after expenses. It also mentions royal patronage shown by the Governor-General and Lady Isaacs amid relief work needs.
Jockey D. Lightfoot was thrown from Heahbow at Rosebery during exercise. He suffered a fractured right arm concussion and lacerations.
The A J C Stewards decided to take no action against jockey J Pratt after an inquiry into bets placed with a book maker at Randwick on Saturday. They ruled no breach occurred since the wager was not made on Pratt's behalf.
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