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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
3
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Lieutenant Parer and M Intosh reached Darwin at 6 22 pm aboard a smaller power craft after a voyage from Timor. They faced hardships yet landed safely as bush fires obscured the coast and crowds lined the jundi ground to greet them with cheers and welcome signs.
The town discusses General Sir John Monash appointment and wartime supply pledges while sailorees receive books and aid. City events cover education staffing, hospital funding, Cheques at Treasury and street clubs. Hopes rise for Morwell electricity and new relief measures for labor and public works.
A geneticman claims the Mayor’s plan to avoid clashing with Cot tage by the Sea prompts a prize of £10 for the best original name for Torbay seaside home for Protestant Orphanage children. Entries must include sender’s full name and address. Donations flow in, including £12 from Master Frank Wilcox and contributions from Mr. A Williams and others. A sale of flowers from Mount Moriac contributor Mrs Harvey aids the fund.
Organizers including Mrs C Myers and A D L Laew an promote Gala Day for the Kitchener Memorial Hospital with events at Palais de danse and school efforts across Geelong district. Officials report registrations, concerts, dances and stalls to raise funds while teachers discuss support and a possible afternoon gathering at Jordan College.
A telegram from the Mayor of Melbourne and the State Apyeaniser for the Second Peace Loan says they will arrive in Geelong today at 4 pm to attend a Peace Loan meeting at City Hall. The notice also mentions changes in railway and repatriation staff and returns to Australia of Capt. Dew and Mr. Murrays transfer dealings.
In a heated session at the House of Representatives Labor voices accused the party of blocking government motions. Speaker outlines divisions and the costly impact of procedural delays as reforms under consideration seek to streamline disputes and curb strike-led paralysis.
A Camberwell girls concert party performed at Salvation Army Hall Malop Street Geelong. Staff Captain Wellington opened the event and Alderman H Hitchcock praised the Army’s work while donating £20. The programme included songs drills and recitations reflecting the charity’s activities.
Warsaw reports Allied diplomacy with Polish leaders over armistice terms and immediate security measures. British troops and munitions are anticipated. transport cargoes like rifles arrive at Danzi g but await issue. Front lines see mobilization efforts as Bolsheviks influence and Lithuanian administrations shift near Wilno.
Reports from Cork describe a raid on the Cork Examiner offices as a large military party moved through streets with machine guns parked outside. Earlier, Cork and other towns faced bombings, shattered shop windows, and clashes as Sinn Fein claimed troops avenged wounded comrades. A milk cart driver found a killed youth near Drumcollagher, tied hands behind, likely executed by Sinn Feiners. Additional clashes were alleged in Tipperary after ambushes as troops sought retaliation.
Describes renewed Bolshevik aggression with reports of battles across Europe includes Polish forces and German positions. Mentions Danes forced to retreat and mentions ter Hew and other locations with strategic moves and casualties.
The Vatican remains neutral while addressing reports and queries about various interventions. A spokesman indicated no official stance on contested issues, emphasizing a cautious approach and avoiding public denouncement or endorsement.
Reports say the Polish armistice delegation led by General Romer has gone to the front as talks with the Bolsheviks remain unconfirmed. France fears German forces may permit a transfer of troops toward Warsaw via East Prussia as frontier forces fraternize.
Report on heated debates in the Reichstag over military service with ministers and party members clashing. The session featured noisy protests and calls from the opposition as government leaders argued for conscription measures.
A scrambled report depicts a shifting Middle East situation with references to leaders, military figures, and alliances. Names like Field-Marshal Al-Seaby and Nault Pasha appear amid mentions of Damascus, Logenetisse, and Galithea as potential flashpoints. The piece hints at growing unrest and possible broader conflict in the eastern countryside.
In a London cable dispatch Mrs Margaret Assquill details early life memories for the Sunday Vines. She recalls a first engagement that failed after her mother urged marriage and a disapprovingly rake-like lover who was forbidden the house. The tale includes a hunter-seller, a grey-haired return, and a churchman interruption during a dance speaking of propriety.
London reports the Amir of Afghanistan leans toward a rapprochement with India after talks in Mussoorie and Calcutta. British observers cite cautious optimism as the Kabul delegation returns with the imperative to balance oriental complexities in any accord.
The federal treasurer Sir Cook reports a July maternity figure rising across New South Wales and other states with Western Australia excluded. Yearly figures cover 1920s, 1980s, and 1979 to 1981 intervals showing varied births in New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Tasmania and Western Australia.
Customs revenue for last month shows a 40 percent increase over July 1919 according to figures provided by the Federal Treasurer yesterday.
Vancouver a Canadian yachtsman Alex Ross has issued a challenge for the America Cup. The proposal seeks Nova Scotia hosting and two prize fishermen as backers. Commodore Jarvis of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club is expected to skipper if accepted. Ross turned down several million offers to fund the project as part of a national endeavor. The New York Club has not yet replied.
The piece notes a broad downturn in English industries including engineering as high raw material costs and production expenses curb output. It cites the Times signal that prices may remain high, with cautious hope for continued cotton sector resilience amid talks on global trade and potential price stabilization.
Reports from centers across India note quiet operation of reforms as the Viceroy reports progress. Lloyd George and Giolitti plan talks in mid August on policies affecting Britain and Italy. The Times remarks on Lloyd George's stance at Geneva. A July meeting at Cannon Street Hotel gathered 154 youths for swimming games.
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