Royal Australian Naval College offers free training abroad
The article outlines entry for boys to the Royal Australian Naval College at Point Nepean Victoria. It describes five years of naval training including Royal Navy curricula, stipends, uniforms, shipboard rotations, and eventual postings aboard Royal Navy and Australian ships. Eligibility includes British subject by birth or naturalization, European descent, and Australian residence with forms due June 15. Selection involves educational and medical exams, with interviews in capital cities in November and entry in late January. Special places are reserved for dependents of personnel lost or incapacitated in war and those with prior service.
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Fire Brigade Triumphs Over Railways In Geraldton A Grade Match
Fire Brigade defeated Railways by sixteen points at the Geraldton Recreation Ground in a smoky sunlit Sunday game. G. Travis captained Brigade with standout defense from Green and Morris while Railways, led by Horton, failed to display their usual system as Brigade built a late push for the win. Final score Fire Brigade 11 10 to Railways 9 12.
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Hallways Triumph Over Fire Brigade In Premiership clash
Hallways defeated Fire Brigade 71 to 28 in the B grade match of the A Grae Premiership. C Wrensted led the winners with four goals, followed by R Shelton and R Butler with three each. S O Malley scored twice for Fire Brigade, with C Evans also kicking.
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Britain’s steel output hits record 17 million tons
The United Kingdom reports its steel industry surpassed 17 000 000 tons in the year’s first period. In the flat quarter of 1050 the output stood at 4 169 90 tons, 207 000 more than the prior year, signaling a strong year ahead for production.
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Dogs Guard Freight Against Thieves On British Railways
British Road Haulage Executive trains mixed breed dogs from Battersea Dogs Home to guard parcels in delivery vans. Trained in small groups then individually over eight weeks, the dogs learn to bite only when intruders touch the van or packages. Fully trained dogs are assigned to London drivers to protect shipments and deter thieves.
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United Nations Appeal Seeks Western Australian Donations
Western Australia launches a second world wide drive for funds to aid 30 million hungry children in Europe and 100 million others affected by malnutrition, disease and hardship. Led by Mr McLean and backed by federal and state governments, the appeal seeks widespread support with no local target and emphasizes non discrimination across race and nationality.
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Peanuts in West End Theaters Stir Concerns
In the West End peanuts are eaten in large quantities inside cinemas prompting complaints from proprietors about shell waste and fire risk. The issue adds to the noise and distraction felt by audiences amid general discontent with patron behavior.
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