20 May 1933
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 20, 1933
Page
1
German delegate Nadolny announced acceptance of the British disarmament plan at Geneva. He stated Germany would use the proposal as a basis for discussion and for a future convention, indicating obstacles have been overcome. The French delegate said progress was made at the conference.
Nadolny praised Hitler for desiring a durable peace and German willingness to disarm and seek equality. He said Germany accepts the British plan as a basis for solutions, while Eden welcomed the German approval and Mansigh noted progress after Hitler’s speech. The meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
A fire at Rydalmere Mental Hospital near Sydney broke out early morning in the scullery of a wooden building housing 240 women. Nursing staff in night attire alerted patients and moved them to safety as they manned hydrants. fire was quelled before brigade arrival. Scullery burned. other areas sustained damage.
Two relief workers escaped injury when a large section of earth collapsed above Hitlend Colliery. The ground sank slowly as a horse tied to a plough frame struggled to free itself. The men leaped to safety while the horse vanished into the subsidence.
Wellington reports a tragedy as 19 year old Sir John Wall and two companions investigate a crater at Mont Ruapehu. Wall fell about 300 feet into the crater lake after losing a tooth. his body was not recovered.
Winter stock up special at David Copland & Co. Men’s and Boys wear offers high quality leather coats all wool velour coats priced at 4 15 pounds 0 0 and 3 26 pounds 0 0 fancy all wool half hose two shillings one pair two shillings pair wool and silk fancy hose two shillings pair mens heavyweight ribbed wool socks two shillings nine pence per pair and walked gloves twelve shillings six pence per pair with soft brown leather fleecy lining and dome fasteners all at special values in a strong cold weather sales push.
Men’s pajama stock is promoted with durable double warp Vicet fabric pyjamas ideal for winter. The ad highlights full cut and easy washing with values listed in shillings, offering 7/11 8/11 9/6 10/6 and E.O.S versions at 10/6 11/6 per pair.
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