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Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 14, 1939

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Calarie Forms Progress Body to Aid Local Interests

Calarie four miles from Forbes forms a progress association with the aim to further local interests. Meetings planned monthly, next on August 6 in the Calarie public hall. Officers include President F. Nilon, vice presidents Prichard and EB Clothier, secretary W Read, treasurer G. Belam, and committee members.

Calarie Forbes Monte Aucus 6 Calerie Yuublia Tall F. Nilon Messrs . Prichard EB Clothier W Read G. Belam Mmsre Ro Clothier L. Dinkenaan W. Gmith G Renkmore W. Brockman W. Holmes Hedge J. Clothier

Slight Increase In New Buildings for Half Year

Forbes figures show half year ending June 30 building permits at 3, down from 4 a year earlier. Building value reached £26,450 compared with £5,017 in 1938. Applications for approvals worth £865 were granted for a weatherboard dwelling, verandah additions, dwelling additions, and shop renovations in Sam Street, Dowling Street, Show Street, and Rankin Street.

Pree Mir Press Charles ‘Tribolel Markwort and Holden Sam Street Dial Dowling Street Lucy Hedges Leslie C Hedges Show Street Peter Logos Rankin Street

Pastoral and Agricultural Outlook for Forbes District

The Stock Inspector T. J Jones reported a favorable pastoral and agricultural outlook with ample water supply. Cattle and sheep were in good to excellent condition, feeding on travel routes was fair to excellent, and June rainfall reached 186 points. Health concerns included entero-toxemia and spasmotically occluding inges in oats, with arthritis in lambs noted. sanitation at marking should improve. A tank project on Bogan Gate Road near Gunningbland reported rock at 5ft to 6ft, about 1400 yards excavated. contractor mileage for the month was 11g.

Bogan Gate Gunningbland

Prime Minister threatens election over register issue

Amid talk of a general vote, the prime minister is seen seeking an immediate mandate if a national register boycott is imposed. September polling day looms as Labor factions split, with UAP and union leaders weighing protests and supply for two months before seeking the country.

Menzies Labor Party Tssue Labor New South Wales National Register Lang Heffron Australian Railways Union Lugent State Service Union Miners’ Federation Ler APT DE UAP

U S Neutrality Act Hailed by Berlin Critics

Berlin telegrams say Germany interprets the Shielding of the U S Neutrality Act as a Western powers humiliation. Senate foreign relations panel votes 12 to 1 to postpone all new neutrality legislation until next session, keeping the act in force with a possible arms embargo if war breaks out. Roosevelt disappointed, expects delays until April. Some observers think a neutrality order might be attached to another bill before adjournment.

Shelding U.S Jane Germany Berlin Roosevelt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congress Newspaperten

Young patient enjoys first talking picture at hospital

Mise Try Williams of Parkes recalls her first talking film with joy after an eight and a half year hospital stay. The patient was carried into the theatre in a taxi and purse, having suffered severe foot burns eleven years ago.

Mise Try Williams Parkes

Clifford Fund Donors in Abe Mick Testimonial Pool

A list of donors contributes to the Clifford Fund for Abe Mick, with amounts noted in pounds and shillings. The tally shows many individuals and groups donated, totaling 65 pounds, plus 5 pounds added from a profit, with Mr Kodie named as winner of a judging event conducted by FP Morgen at the Club House Hotel.

Abe Mick Clifford A.J. Meagher Miss E Gavin J. Grace J. Munney B. J. Murphy Jack Cannon Gale Dock Dunn H. OG Biliett BB. McGanry Flannery Bros R. Oxley

Ex-Students to Meet Marists in Reserve Football Clash

Ex-Students, who lost to the Magpies last weekend, meet Marists in the second reserve grade match at Spooner Sports Owed on Sunday afternoon. The early game to the Forbes Orange clash will see the Ex-Students selection tonight for Sundays squad. Named players include W Smith J Shirvington Newton BR Kirkman BR Barton H Williams G Miller R Sanderson F Crippin M Riddle Pout R Shirvington and A Jollie with Max Riddle set to return after a Country Week appearance.

Magpies Marists Spooner Sports Forbes‘Orange W. Smith J. Shirvington Newton BR. Kirkman BR. Barton H. Williams G. and D. Miller Shirvington R. Bourke G. Sanderson F. Crippin R. Sanderson C. Whitworth M. Riddle Pout R. Shirvington A. Jollie Max Riddle Country Week Studenia

OFF TO GRIFFITH FORBES HOCKEY TOURPLANS

South Forbes hockey men travel by car to Griffith for a friendly with the Griffith centre team. They depart tomorrow afternoon, tour Sunday morning, play in the afternoon, and return that night. Team members include Turner Barton Miller R Miller Turner Patterson Ible Redfern McMillan Patterson Howarth Milton. Girls hockey reports show Forbes drawing 2 2 with Condobolin and a no score with Satch. Cardinals beat Wyalong 1 0.

South Forbes Griffith Litigation Forbes Turner G. Barton M. Miller R. Miller R. Turner J. Patterson E. Ible B. Redfern W. McMillan W. Patterson Howarth B. Milton King George V. Memorial Park Cardinals Wyalong F. Treanor Carngabalgh Forbes Ladies Condobolin Dorks / Burkett

Straying Stock On Country Roads

Forbes P P Board met yesterday and decided to take proceedings against ten persons for allowing stock to stray on routes and reserves within the area. The patrolling report noted 17 horses and 36 cattle impounded in the past month, including 22 horses from a reserve near Bagowra. One offender at Muddy Lagoon faced prior prosecutions. prosecutions will proceed. Offences on a Goobang Shire road near Parkes will be referred to the Council with a recommendation for prosecution.

Forbes P.P. Board Bagowra Muddy Lagoon Forbes Munitcipal Goobang Parkes

Surprise rugby team to defend Cabot Cup against Orange

Forbes Rugby League side reshuffles to defend the Cabot Cup at Bpooner Sports Oval on Sunday. Notable changes see Lloyd and Ern Nicholls cut from the front row while Cen Woods shifts to centre. Key players listed include Ron Flynn at full back, Pat Ryan and Fred Sewell on the wings, Cec Willard and Cec Woods in the centres, with Wren Flynn at half back and Jmol Huxley among the forwards. Reserves include BL Lewis and R Lloyd.

Forbes Orange Bpooner Sports Oval Lloyd Ern Nicholls Cen. Woods Fred Sewell Bull Nix W. Ryan Bill Roberta Ron Flynn Pat. Ryan Cec. Willard Cec Woods R. Shead Wren Flynn Jmol Huxley Duck Bright Jor Huggett Bill Mix Bill Roberts BL Lewis R. Lloyd

Stolen car found abandoned in Parkes street

Forbes listeners heard a car stolen from the Lachlan Street parking area of W KE Garney Senr Pty Ltd. The Parkes police located the sedan abandoned with about two gallons of petrol in the tank.

Parkes W Ke, Garney, Senr., Pty, Ltd Lachlan Street

Judge approves maintenance appeal settlement in Eugowra case

In a behind doors session Judge McGihle noted the settlement of a maintenance appeal under the Wives and Children's Act. A young couple will resume living as man and wife. The judge commended counsel Meilion and Williams for aiding the settlement and urged a hopeful future for the marriage.

Eugowra Apaloat Everted Wives and Children McGihle Messrs Meilion and Williams

Anti British Fury Splits Japanese Cabinet Over War Talk

Japan's aggressive anti British campaign fuels division in the Cabinet with Interior Minister Kido pushing for positive action while War and Navy chiefs caution against provoking Britain. Ambassadors to Berlin and Rome back Kido, moderates warn of economic retaliation in China. British investments in China cited as a restraint. HMS Lowestoft reports anti British banners in Taingtao and pressure on Chinese merchants in Tainan to dump British goods. Local court case sees milk vendor W J Davis withdraw appeal.

Japan China Britain HMS Lowestoft Taingtao Adda Tainan Shantung

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