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Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Dec 03, 1938

Page

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Upper Chapman Road Board Meeting Notes and Decisions

The Upper Chapman Road Board met Thursday November 10 at the Nanson offices with presiding Mr EB A Green and attendees including Mims Forbes Cooper Lander and Gray. Proceedings cover October financials, a 18 5 balance, plans from Water Supply and Lands Departments, a Rush Flore Act sale prohibition period, weed control by by-law, a donation to St John Ambulance, purchase of an eight foot crater, and urgent action on vermin rabbits.

Upper Chapman Road Board Nanson EB. A. Green Mims W. F. Forbes F. St. Cooper A. Lander KR. Exten J. A. Gray C. ‘Brarning A. Mall Mtr H. Grant Br. Taylor Credit Baloncr Water Supply Department Ellatman Lands Department Gvernment Baftanist Geraldian Municipal Council Tari St. John Ambulance Association Imapertore

Bride schools for Japanese settlers in Manchukuo

Japanese emigration plans target Manchukuo with 100000 brides and settlers over twenty years. Ministries aim to develop Manchukuo, ease rural depopulation, and build a cavalry ready colonist line along the northern border. Training institutes in Miyagi and Yamagata prepare emigrants. bridle schools planned in all prefectures.

Manchukuo Japan Miyagi Yamagata Japanese Empire Kooning

Pianoforte Recital by Miss Linda Marsh Pupils at Town Hall

The pupils of Miss Linda Atarsh gave a piano recital at the Town Hall before an appreciative audience. From Juniors to advanced, the program showcased strong teaching with solos duets and ensemble pieces. Notable performances included Norma Smith Joan Turner John Dye and more among the solo and duet items. Miss Linda Marsh concluded with the Pitted Suite and a celebratory encore, receiving floral bouquets and warm applause.

Linda Atarsh L.rsal Chelrun Eadie Coles Lin May Lang Rainstead Maxurka Chopin Verna Laurente Grete Marian Woolhead John Rock Jessie Filby Heller Coleridge ‘Taylor Owra Even Ken Marsh A.musa Linda Marah Bieg Marsh Milas Arenaky Guerwalt K. B. Halley Mier Marsh Mise Marsh

Australia Sets Jewish Refugee Quota at Fifteen Thousand

Canberra announces a migration quota of 15 000 Jewish refugees for the next three years. The measure affects employment conditions, and Australia House in London was overwhelmed with inquiries as applicants and supporters streamed to the building.

Canberra Australia House London Australia Wade Wisiowm Cutchosiovakia Austria

Canberra opens refugee selection for Australia admission

The Federal Government begins special selections to choose refugees for entry into Australia in December. Officials will assess claims and determine eligible individuals for resettlement under the immigration program.

Canberra Australia

Geraldton Club Matches For Tomorei Tournament

Geraldton Tennis Club summer tournament play continues with afternoon matches scheduled. Players must be present at the event to compete. Pairings include Fong with Mrs Abbott versus Corrells at 9 am and a full slate of 11 am to 5 pm games featuring local players and several winners from early rounds.

Geraliton Tennie Club Evurt A.m O. Fong Mre. Abbott E. ¥. Correll Mrs. Correll J. Atkinson R. Hancock W. Clarke Fong Miss K. Tindal A. Elson A. Gilmour Mrs. Abbott R. Guscott J. Williams M. Simon E. F. Currell R. G. Storey J. F. Short L. H. Millar J. Cook Serated G. B. Day Miss F. Mercy Sirs. Currell S. Fong

Durban council weighs British goods bias in tender

The Durban City Council debated preferring British cables over German and Italian offers in a 10,000 pound expenditure. Councillor Capell urged selecting the lowest British tender to resist German imports, backed by Fyfe and Burnsite, with the decision sent back to the Tender Board.

Durban Counci HG. Capell James Fyfe

Advent Sunday Services at Local Churches Preview

Tomorrow across Christ Church Methodist and Presbyterian venues Christ Church will hold Holy Communion at 8 am, sermons at 11 am and 7 30 pm, with morning prayer and Sunday School. Wesley Church hosts Rev Lang preaching 11 am on A Man s Promise and 7 30 pm What Profit What Loma with Mrs Ettson singing. St Johns Presbyterian lists 10 am Sunday School 11 am Morning Worship and 7 30 pm Evening Worship led by Rev L Donglas.

Christ Church Wil Methodist Church W. RB. Lang Wesley Church RM. Ettson Presbyterian Church St. John's Presbyterian Church L. Donglas

First Hand First Beeau Sprees Ane Valuable

An old fragment urges readers to care for hands with regular use of Charmosan bund letion promising clearer, daintier hands through daily grooming and domestic tasks.

British civil aviation extends plans for new landplanes

Britain moves toward advanced landplane designs under the Gop programme with three Empire airliners from Short Brothers. Each 71 000 pounds gross at 31.7 tons carries 18 passengers and mail, with versions for 10 000 and 20 000 feet operating heights, aiming 250 mph cruise and 3 000 mile range. Production slated for summer, with Empire aerodromes prepared for high speed service. The Falco airliner from Imperial Airways, an Ensign class monoplane, has entered trials and will join Croydon operations for London Paris routes.

H. H. Balfour Air Air Ministry Short Company Veil Shell Company Great Expectations London India West Africa South America Europe Melbourne Eonire Empire Fnalco Britain Eusien

Romanian Iron Guards Killed In Escape Attempt

In Bucharest, November 30, Corneiia Zelea Codreanu, leader of the banned Iron Guards, and thirteen aides were shot during an escape attempt while being moved from Moldavian Prison to a military camp. Authorities fear Fascist violence and have ordered severe action, including shooting terrorists on sight, to restore order.

Bucharest Corneiia Zelea Codreanu Tron Guards Carol Iron Guard M. Codreanu Codreanu Af Conte

Britain to Organise Export Industries to Fight Totalitarian Trade

London reports the Overseas Trade Secretary told Parliament that Britain surveyed all options to match totalitarian state trade methods in central and south eastern Europe. He urged organizing export industries to confront Germany if needed to secure a reasonable return. The speech signals a hard line against Schacht's economic policy.

London Europe Overseas ‘Trade Department House of Commons Germany Britain Dr. Schacht

Mining the Neptune Mine Produces Rich Gold Ore

Messrs Chester Morrow and party report crushing 111 ozt of gold from 20 tons of ore at the Neptune mine, located 4 1/2 miles southwest of the Fi 50 gold mine. Expected to yield high grade returns, the operation has accumulated about 871 oz of gold over twelve months since head-frame erection and equipment installation.

Chester Morrow Hoogardie Nepttune Mhont

Wheat price support bill clears House and Senate

The federal measure to establish a stabilization price for wheat passed the House yesterday and the Senate after a protracted overnight session. The act will take effect starting Monday.

Canberra House of Representatives Senate

New Flour Tax Set Under Wheat Industry Act

Canberra December 2 The new flour tax under the Wheat Industry Assistance Act applies from Monday and will be slightly higher than expected. The initial rate fixed at 5/2 per hundredweight aims to equalise the wheat price, with Wheat Stabilisation Advisory Committee members J F Murphy secretary of the department of commerce as chair FO Barner ROE Gitwon J S Maineren and Wt Co TY Four stockholdings at Sunday midnight will be taxed.

Canberra Wheat Industry Assistance Act Williamstown Victoria Mears J. F. Murphy Department of Commerce

Perth Measures Proclaimed by Special Executive Council

The Minister for Lands Mr M Troy announced that the Wheat Products Prices Fixation Act passed on November 1 would be proclaimed at a Special Executive Council meeting called for Tuesday. The move aligns with the Commonwealth legislation for its operation in property matters.

Perth M. Troy Executive Council Tedas

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