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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
2
The provided text is unclear and asks who would win in a hypothetical lion versus tiger duel. It mentions two giant cats colliding and a timing reference to "The Gig Cage" but lacks concrete, reportable facts or dates for a proper news-style record.
Walter Fuller of the Detroit Sunday News recounts a live on set clash between Sultan the lion and a tiger as trainer Clyde Beatty explains the real fighting, camera setup, and animal handling. The Lions and tigers, trained since cubs, required careful acclimation to lights and cages. Beatty notes the dangers and demands of movie wildlife work and praises Venice the tiger as exceptional.
Australia exported goods to Egypt valued at £3,911,181, dropping to £1,009,360 by 1931-52. Flour and wheat dominated, with 2,928,279 sacks worth £2,515,000 versus £632,000 in 1931-32. Wheat exports 1926-29 totaled £1,196,000, down to £204,000 in 1931-42, while imports into Australia were £75,945 with £215,731 noted in another tally.
The article recounts a January 1 celebration in Doullens with French customs of New Year kissing. Suzanne charms many, kissing Mayor, soldiers, and groups in cafes and on streets while Australians join the merriment. The piece notes French traits and contrasts with local habits and Church views.
Regulations issued under State law ban moneylenders from charging more than 20 percent interest on new loans after January 1, 1934. Registration fees of 10 pounds per office, 1 pound fee for each address change, and extra charges for duplicate certificates and inspections. Lenders must issue borrowers a receipt detailing parties, loan amount, rate, repayment schedule, and payment dates. failure to comply incurs penalties.
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