Pro ducers Sons Council rally spurs Australian industry revival
A Sydney launched movement under the Pro ducers Sons' Central Council aims to awaken public opinion to dangers facing the Commonwealth and to restore and rehabilitate industry. An Advisory Council and Publicity Committee will guide widespread meetings across New South Wales, including a 29 December Manilla meeting continuing the effort. The plan advocates an emergency non party policy to save primary producers and the Commonwealth. The Flower Show by Manilla Presbyterian Guild is set for May 2 with garden competition on April 25. Special awards will reward exhibits with first class certificates. Luncheon and tea prices listed, with other prizes and shows planned. Unemployment relief dole is to rise 5 percent from May 1, costing the government £2,500,000 annually. Scott, the Queensland aviator, set a London to Australia record, beating England to Australia by 9 days 3 hours 0 minutes. The Anzwe Ball to be held for returning soldiers. tickets not issued, with no children’s event this year due to insufficient local talent.