Interview with Dudley Kitchener Sawyer [oral history] interviewer Alice Smith

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AuthorSawyer, Dudley Kitchener, 1915-1997; Smith, AliceDescriptionArrival at Fremantle on ship Berrima, 1924 -- Cantonment Street and surrounds -- St John's manse and Canon Collick -- Fremantle Boys school -- Teachers and discipline, subjects, friends -- Centenary picnic -- Fremantle proclaimed a city -- The Howler (school paper) -- Getting to school -- Saturday night dances -- Pocket money -- First job with E. Parry the chemist -- Depression years -- Apprenticeship conditions -- The right to earn a shirt -- Family home in Sewell St -- Friendly Society -- Home remedies -- Labor Day -- Reading -- Raising funds for Fremantle Hospital -- Hospital accounts work -- White Australia policyImprint[Canberra, ACT : NLA], 1982Collation4 CDsSeries Title Australia 1938 Oral History ProjectLanguageEnglishDate Published1982NotesMaster tape held by National Library, Canberra. Copies held by Battye Library. Copy tape only held in LHCDewey ClassOH/SAWAudio FormatCDDigital ItemYes

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Barcode30118000473805LocationOral History Collection

PeopleDudley Kitchener SawyerSubjectHealth and medical servicesFremantle HospitalDepression, 1929Home life - 1920-1930CollectionOral History Collection

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