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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 18, 1939

Page

5

Tounell Anticipates Rigged Odds Amid Ondre Quints

Fragmentary text suggests concerns over election integrity in a race involving a candidate named Ondre and a quintet of supporters. The report hints at possible manipulation or bias influencing outcomes, though exact details remain unclear.

Canberra Militia Welfare Fund drive opens today

The Canberra Volunteers Welfare Association launches a four week fund campaign to aid Canberra Militia units the 3rd Battalion Militia the 6th Division and the 7th Light Horse Troop and their dependents. Organisers seek cash and in kind gifts with Wool fleeces especially welcomed and plans include regular donations from local businesses and residents.

Canberra Volunteers’ Welfare Association Ar Tson Canberra ALF 7Th Light Horse Candatte Twene Association Canberra University Association Commonwealth Public Service Assistants’ Association C.P Chamber of Commerce Professional Officers’ Association Returned Soldiers’ League Royal Military College Trades and Labour Council W.C.A H. J. Gates Commle Collec Army

Jeanne Gautier to Perform in Canberra Tonight

Jeanne Gautier, the brilliant French violinist, arrives from Sydney this afternoon for a concert at Albert Hall tonight. Born in Paris she won early prizes and has gained high authority in technique and interpretation. Accompanied by pianist John Todd patrons are advised to arrive promptly for the 8.15 p.m. concert.

Jeanne Gautier Canberra Sydney Albert Hall Paris National Conservatory Spain Misa Gautier John Todd Australian Broadcasting Commission Canberra Musical Society Priges Hotel Cox's East Row City Eason's Manuka Hughes, Jeweller Kingston

Tattersalls Hobart Drawn Prizes Listed in Detail

The Tasmanian Tattersalls Hobart afternoon draw listed principal prize winners with numbers and addresses. First prize £12000 went to No 7125 hardups care Miss M Slattery Branley Flat Clare 5.A. Second prize £2000 went to No 26418 We Two care Jas P Power Melbourne Hotel Melbourne Vic. Third prize £1250 No 124338 Never Too Late To Mend care R Heron Mandeville Ellendale Tas.

Hobart Tattersalla Jas. P. Power Melbourne Bourke Street Vic R. Heron Mandeville Ellendale Tas Wellington N.Z Oolly Payn Jas. Ross Clare Street Newtown Care T. Rowman Bay Street

Royal North Shore Hospital Board Removed in Sydney

The Board of the Royal North Shore Hospital was dismissed after an admin inquiry. Administrator Cecil James Watt, appointed by the Public Health under secretary, will take over tomorrow as the investigation and cabinet actions concluded. J E Rose warned of cancelling his will if removed, noting a £30,000 donation to the hospital.

Sydney Tuesaday Royal North Shore Hospital Minister For Health Fitesimons Hospital Commission State Cabinet Executive Council Government House Cecil James Watt J. E. Rose North Shore Hospital Board Aready

Postal reforms sweep changes contemplated in Melbourne

The Director-General of Postal Services Sir Harry Brown retires December 1. A decentralisation plan would assign directors to wireless telegraph telephone and postal branches under a central Director-General to boost efficiency and adjust salaries accordingly.

Melbourne Post Office Administration Postal Services Harry Brown

Relief Works State Undertakings Sydney Debate

In the Legislative Assembly the opposition leader Mr McKell charged that unemployment relief funds are largely eaten by departmental administrative charges. He claimed £172,000 in relief and social services costs, plus about £2.5 million shifted from consolidated revenue. He detailed cases and urged using the money to place unemployed on full-time work.

Sydney Legislative Assembly Fof Mr. McKell Consolidated Revenue McKell

War Cabinet notes Spender in consultative Treasury role

The Prime Minister said the Assistant Treasurer Mr Spender attended today’s War Cabinet meeting without political significance. He explained ministers from unrepresented departments may be called in for views and that Spender was needed in a consultative Treasury capacity. It is believed Spender may soon gain full Cabinet rank.

Melbourne Spender War Cabinet Mengies Treasury

Trade unions urge review of defence overtime

A conference of metal and building trades unions urged a review of excessive overtime on defence contracts. A deputation will press Minister for Defence Street to reassess the position, and another delegation will ask Minister for Supply and Development Casey to ensure union labour and conditions on defence contracts.

Sydney Tuesaday Defence Street Casey

Trout fishing prospects dampen across streams in AC T

Since opening day local anglers report sparse baskets on most streams with Cotter River yielding the best catch. Drought and bush fires last summer harmed many smaller streams reducing trout stocks and fishing success.

Ac.t Cotter

Russian Pressure on Iran Reported by New York Times

Washington correspondent says So viet applies pressure on Iran via trade talks to regain influence in North Iran and control rice output. Unconfirmed claim says concessions sought in air fields and the Parsian Gulf sea basin.

Washington New York Times Iran Cer Irat Eaa Parsian Gulf

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