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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 19, 1940

Page

2

Would Deport Communists and War on Oaths

In Current Topics the NSW Police Association secretary urged deporting all Communists to Russia and forcing an oath of allegiance for workers, with government sustenance refused to noncompliers. Gloucester notes a Stroud Shire Council road grader purchase and 61 bullocks sold by Titcume Pastoral Co. at Campbell’s Hill, plus Anzac Day service plans, church notices, and local entertainment.

Cosgrove Police Association of New South Wales Russia Dale Stroud Shire Titcume Pastoral Coy Monkerai Campbell's Hill E. W. Sparke Pty. Ltd Gloucester Memorial Park Canon Williamson D. Glyn Jones H. Lymn Martens Gloucester Returned Soldiers’ League United Commemoration Service Shire Hall Gloucester Branch RS. & Sll D. H. J, Hill

Will use free labor Canberra Thisday report

Cabinet Ministers and supporters said the government plans to introduce free labor into coal mines to maintain supplies for essential services. They tied this to a Governor-General's statement about taking necessary action if coal stocks run low for defence and public needs. The Postmaster-General urged miners to return to work soon to prevent escalation.

Canberra My.Thorby) Toruay

Gloucester Scout Group Formed in Town Boost

A well attended Monday meeting in Gloucester saw L Connors and A Brown initiate a new Gloucester scout group. Jack Coghill chaired as Skipper with a group committee including Deards, Arrowsmith, Lowe, Blackford, Ferguson, Gidsley and Shiels. The article urges local support to help the infant troop grow and succeed.

Gloucester L. Connors 2Nd Waratah Wight Alex. Brown Shipper Jack Co Beatty Tonks Shiels Chap- Mn Mesary Rev Jones Bale Brown Bonday Skipper Les Hays Airplex

Gloucester School Plans Leave Certificate Shift and Progress

The Education Gazette outlines the switch from Intermediate to Leaving Certificate with four year and five year versions in 1942 and 1943. Pupils in second year in 1940 may choose Intermediate in 1941 or leave with the new Leaving Certificate in 1942. At Gloucester, current Intermediate pupils will transfer to a High School and take the Leaving Certificate in 1942 after two years there. The school enrollment reaches 352, its peak. A test in April will determine which pupils move to a lower class, aiming to improve progress. The Teachers' Federation approved Combined Schools Sports and financing methods. A donor P and C Association contributed ten shillings toward sports financing. More books have been added to the Reference Library, with fundraising planned to expand it to district standards.

Gloucester Teachers’ Federation Ietc

Successful Dance for Invergordon Parents and Citizens

A charity dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laurie raised £3 16s for the Invergordon Parents and Citizens Association. At a conference of Agricultural Societies Association figures show rain insurance payouts for year ending 31 August 1939 led Glen Innes £193 10s, Mudgee £148 7s, Wingham £121 13s, Grenfell £116 13s 11d, Bellingen £90 13s, Manilla £9 6d. Grenfell’s case drew interest as under 100 point insured, 90 points registered, under cooperative scheme £115 roughly was paid due to gate takings being below average.

Invergordon Parents and Citizens’ Association Andrew Laurie Agricultural Societies’ Association Glen Innes Mudgee Wingham Grenfell Bellingen Manilla

War News In Brief From Global Fronts

Bitter fighting reported between British and German troops at Narvik as the British Navy gains a foothold in the lower area. German resistance persists at the rail station. around 2 500 hold out in that sector. Narvik’s fate remains uncertain amid nerves and strategic shifts. Parliament details British mobilization: 1 700 000 in military and industrial arms. 30 000 volunteers since September 2. Australia sends 22 airmen to England for Sunderland unit maintenance duties.

Narme Narvikt Narvik Belgrade Yugoslavia Italy Britain Hitler Tapan Pacific Norway Burck East Indies New House of Commons Labour Mr. Brown Washington Canada Greenland Lord Lothian Germany England

Woodpile deception halts fuel stacking in Palestine

In Jerusalem on March 28, reports recount a timber shortage facing ATF kitchens in Palestine. Native contractors delivered fuel to an Army Service Corps dump where stacks were measured and paid. A corporal uncovered a false stack built to resemble a rock house for five men, prompting Australian supervision of all future stacking.

Jerusalem ATF Palestine Army Service Corps

Gloucester Red Cross Society Monthly Meeting Report

The Gloucester Red Cross branch met at the School of Arts with Mrs Higgins presiding. Members present included Mrs Higgins, R L Higgins, McLeod, King, Chaplin, Weekes, Boston, Lowe, J Farley, L Rye, C Street, Frost, McNaughton, Irwin, Dawson, J Almes, Creagh, A Smith, A Yates, WG Yates, W Garner, Glover, and Bicks. apologies from Mrs Shaw and Powell. A parcel for Headquarters was prepared containing shirts, pyjamas, towels, slippers, hot water bag covers, and mufflers. A guessing competition won by Mrs Weekes. prize donated by Mrs H T Higgins. Mrs Lover reported clothing relief to local cages, asking for used clothing parcels. The President welcomed new members, and condolences were offered for Mrs L E Street and family. Afternoon tea served by Mrs Smith, Weekes, and Yates.

Gloucester Red Cross School of Arts Mesdames Higgins R. ‘L. Higgins McLeod King Chaplin H. T. Higgins Weekes Boston Lowe J. H. Farley L. Rye C. Street Frost McNaughton Irwin Dawson J Almes Creagh A. Smith A. Yates WG. Yates W. Garner Glover Bicks Mesdames Shaw Powell Harher Lover Mesdames Turner Graham Cameron

Bisque Competition Draws Tomorrow for Local Matches

The associates report the Bisque Competition draws for tomorrow with Glover v McRae Charlton v Meade Higgins v Stevens Lynn v Punton Leedham v Chennok Rye v McGown and Coote v Parish. In 18 hole stroke handicap play on Wednesday Miss Hawdon won 94 28 65 with others: Mrs Munro 109 24 75 Mrs Parish 109 43 76 Miss Easton 116 40 76 Mas Parish 100 20 80 Mrs Street 87 17 80 Miss Middlebrook 102 21 81 Mrs Yates 101 18 83 Mrs Sheldon 125 36 89.

Glover McRae Charlton Associates Miss Hawdon Munro Parish Miss Easton Mas Parish Street

Cloucenter Tennis Results Highlight Mixed Weekend Play

The Cloucenter Tennis Association winter competition reports two Saturdays of results. A Grade sees Factory sets 40 over Teachers 1, Park 1 forfeit from Warn's River, Park 2 winning 4 Park 2 25 games. Barrington 7 sits 47 games defeat. B Grade Northern Zone Upper Barrington 8-1 against Presbyterian 1, Homestead 7-4-4 against Barrington Village 2, Rockhurst 6-2 over Copeland, Southern Zone Presbyterian 2-9 over Stratford 1-4, Stratford 2-6 over Factory 2. Sunday results show Ward's River 3-5 over Barrington 4-3, Park 1-43 over Fretory 34, Park 27-44 over Teachers 2-3, etc.

Cloucenter Tennis Association Teachers Barrington Park Warn's River Nortern Zoo Ilv Foatyi Teachers Upper Barringtattista Rockhurst Gamie, Copeland Burrington Village Homestead

Opening Match Set for April Port Macquarie Contest

The season opener will be on Anaae Ty after April Port Macquarie hosts a visitors’ game. Glaucearar leads the lineup with strong local lads eager for a good show. The match starts at 2:25 p.m. with Murich fielding the strongest side available.

Port Macquarie Fouwan Port Murich Gloucester Y P. Campbell C. Britten

Dived in His Sleep From Odd Times Incident

A curious event from Cootamuniton reports a young swimming athlete with diving skill injuring his neck in his sleep. He stood in bed and fell onto the floor, an accident not caused at the local baths.

Cootamunitm

Good Quality Cattle Lots At Tom Hicks Auction Gloucester

A Gloucester auction listing shows numerous consignments of cattle from buyers including Summerville Bros and J P Basti. The catalogue features bullocks and steers aged 1 to 5 years, cows with calves, dry cows, heifers and Devon cattle, with forward condition and varying weights from several farms including Nowendoc, Barrington, and Upper Manning River. Auctioneered by Tom Hicks, with W Sparke Ltd involvement.

Gloucester Tom Hicks Ali Nsw Aye G. Re Micky Nowendar Hereford Ato Conditina Anden Hail Esturos Ty. Ltd Pomalia Summerville Bros Upper Manning River Bill St Leonard's Ck New England Ae S.A. Laurie J. P Basti Durham T. &. Laurie Nowandoe Nowendor Ann Buren Wolika Niangaia Rockhurst Laure Ayn Farley Bros Devon W. E. Sparke Alec. Watson Nowendoc J. S&s P. Wreck J. Webeck Nigel Laurie K. Hibbs J. K. MacKay Gloucester School OF Arts Coneac Comeac Tigrah Bupdock Bounuary Barnard River Father Porticulves Sparke Pty LID Borthwick & 170 Ouneac

Tenders for Gloucestershire sewerage plan fencing sought

Shire of Gloucester calls for tenders by May for fencing sewerage pipeline works with plans and specifications. Deposit with tender, council chamber, and address to the Shire Clerk Harry N Chappley. Also notes heartfelt thanks from Victor Brewer family and Roma Hospital staff for sympathy.

Vlusing St May Jayiail Fur Phinping Statin Ang Spovifications Council Chamber Witeen Harry N Chaplly Shire Ofte Shire Cleris Gloucester Victor Brewer Channon Roma Hospital A. Laurie Campbell Rawdon Vale

In Memoriam Griffin Eiza and Relf Obituaries Fragment

In loving memory of Eiza Griffin and Thomas Relf, with messages from a husband and sons Laurie Wallace and daughter-in-law Jean for Eiza, and a wife noting Thomas Relf died April 20 1939. Names and dates appear in fragmentary funeral notices from a local paper.

Griffin Eiza Laurie Wallace Jean Taylor Ellen Lou Relf Thomas Relf

Advocate Accounts. Quarterly subscription notice 1840

The Advocate warns subscribers that quarter ending 1 March 1940 accounts are due and asks prompt payment. Due to paper shortages and higher production costs, those two years in arrears will have papers discontinued after fourteen days from this date unless arrangements are made.

Rye

Guernsey Stud Herd Auctions After Government Test

Tom 4xicks announces a public auction of his pure bred Guernsey Stud and Grade Fort farming plants. Lease expiry prompts sale of the entire herd, with three years of Government Test and available Test Sheets and pedigrees from the selling agent. Owner welcomes herd inspection prior to sale.

Tom C. M Osmond Guernsey

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