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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
3
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Reports show prewar Weyling data indicating ammunition stockpiling patterns and supplier delays. Officials from the War Office and allied commands assess logistical impacts, with analysts noting shifts in shipping routes and reserve levels amid growing tension.
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A Canberra deputation to the interior minister and the Chamber of Commerce urged a national capital publicity drive. They proposed a 1600 word technicolor film, along the lines of March of Time, to showcase Canberra’s development, tourism and industry to Australians and overseas audiences, asking government support and private backing.
Mr Scullin argues for government support to revive Australian literature through grants to authors, prizes for best works, and a national publishing fund. He urges a 16 000 pound memorial fund and 12 000 pound annual grant, highlighting literature as a national asset and calling for enduring recognition of Australian writers.
A parliamentary discussion cited Mr T J Carmody and the challenged task of educating the public on the capital's significance. The Minister noted recent publicity through a book and a Beed OD steamship representative's Canberra visit seeking literature to spread by sea routes. Mr Pat Fran pledged to pursue the issue with a formal deputation.
A serious fire at a Parramatta Road motor body builders site in Sydney injured several employees, with burns requiring hospital treatment. The blaze started on the top floor and spread rapidly, trapping some workers as smoke blocked exits before others escaped. One youth, Allan Addodies, 16, suffered severe burns before reaching safety.
Melbourne wool sales report shows uneven bidding from York shire and Continentals. Total 22 338 bales offered, 14a sold with many not discharged. strong demand only for greasy sacks while finer lots moved slowly amid market rate stability.
Promotes Dr Morse Indian Root Pills claimed to stimulate the liver and bowels, with warnings of sluggish digestion and irregular bowels. The ad cites London and Japan buying interest, noting price advances and health benefits.
J Pagan rider Burrandoale was suspended for a mis riding causing interference to Mo Jauin and Salted Almond after the start in the Bunnerong Winter Mile second division. Kilfern won the four year old handicap and Grand Mogul, Majorca and New Moon posted placings in nearby events while other divisions featured Cerne Abbas and Gay Hawk among runners.
A Bradford maiden at Ascot features Firebrick ridden by Jennings winning by a long neck from Lat Queen with AM tart third. Betting shows close chances with Kolonith and Mire Brick among high contenders. Time around 4 20 with divisional payouts and variegated handicaps noted for subsequent races.
The Canberra Boys Cricket Association held its annual meeting at Kinglaston on Tuesday night. About 12 teams are expected to compete this season as registrations rose from 340 to over 400 players. Premiers were decided in under 18 and under 14 grades, with Kingston and the Legacy Club taking cups. A season opener will feature two leading teams contending for the Wire Brigade Cup, while talks of affiliating with the NSW Cricket Association proceed and preparations begin for a Saturday start on October 10.
The Customs Department will investigate claims that parts of the building trade are inflating costs. If prima facie evidence appears, the Tariff Board may be asked to initiate inquiries and consider measures to remove protections. Minister White announced the move in Parliament amid Trade discussion.
Sir Frederick Stewart urged immediate action on the Canberra London telephone to overcome a serious delay. The Postmaster General said he would bring the matter under notice.
In Sydney on Wednesday the ALG committee upheld a suspension of one month against jockey Mun for an alleged breach. The decision means Mun cannot ride at the upcoming spring meeting, a setback for his riding plans and a blow to supporters awaiting his return.
The Federal Golf Club publishes the monthly draw lineup including players such as K Anderson J Pairhutt G Curmick B Grimitha Rainsford and HK Cutnall with multiple scores and entries noted. Members are requested to attend on Tuesday at one o clock for the draw and compete for top positions.
Melbourne report shows Perrier toppling Edgar to advance as Ferrier and Clifford set for the amateur final. Professional semifinals see Nici, Ferrier, and Harris progressing with tight matches and notable near misses amid strong Australian talent.
In Sydney and Melbourne, Mala headlines as the Melbourne Cup favorite with supportive odds across major tracks. He shares top lines with Golden Promise from Caufield Cup, signaling strong rivalry as Derby momentum grows.
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