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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
1
On North Terrace at 1st Floor Shell House, Gibson Adelaide lists surgery details. Wirrabara Wel hours 9 to 12 on June 6. Houeeroo Ceres Weil afternoon event on June 6. Laura Uhurs 9 Gl 3 on June 7. Town event Thursday 350 with unspecified costs.
Desperate call from the Royal Naval Friendly Union for fever or screw supplies as stocks run dry. Volunteers urge the public to clear cupboards, with each donation of a tin feeding four sailors. Freight options by rail via 73 Pirie Streets Adelaide.
A veterinary practitioner in Jamestown notes a retained fee from a leading stud and reports acreage in the district stocking and using sulpha group feeds with pronounced prices. MMUNE 33, JAMESTOWN.
Announced is a monthly dental visit by S Boyle a dentist from Jamestown to Gladstone. He will consult at Warm's Chemist Shop on the second Monday each month and may be available for appointments.
Brigadier Moten reports a village incinerated by air strike in New Guinea theater. A lone infant girl, Lik Lik, survived amidst flames and slaughter. rescued by May’s company, she becomes an honorary AWAS, bathed and dressed in a makeshift uniform. The unit keeps her safe, rationing water for her baths and fitting a tiny green shirt outfit.
Registration cards for the occupation survey are issued to civilians aged 14 and over. They must present identity, old ration book, and occupation survey card when applying for ration books on June 2 and 3. Children under 14 require only identity and ration documents.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a woman living near a choir-house with a small bed and army blanket. She joins a mobile unit as a Kahaka is impressed into service, and Lik-Lik travels from place to place with the group. The narrator asks for the answer.
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