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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1952
Page
4
Washington reports a volatile scenario as uranium deposits lure development at Rum Jungle while insects threaten crops. A US Agriculture yearbook calls pests disturbing despite advances in insecticides and control methods. Foreign pests slipping through quarantine add pressure.
In Leopoldville Congo an aerial campaign sprays roots and reefs with a potent spray to eradicate flies and mosquitoes. Two helicopters sweep over native quarters daily warnings urge residents to keep windows and doors closed. Authorities hope the program will rid the area of pests before fruit and other attractions draw them into homes.
A Melbourne newsletter narrative questions honesty in forestry and trade, noting Australian vegetation loss, rising newspaper costs, and public concern over native tree destruction. It cites impacts from overseas buyers, urban development on Bourke Street, and changing attitudes toward Chinese communities and employment in Melbourne.
An Ampol Petratuers Ltd plan, originated by W G Walkley, aims to send instructors and two managers to Hawaii next year to organize Australian-type lifesaving clubs. The Australian program would train representatives from New South Wales and other states, with preliminaries and tests in each state to select ambassadors for teaching lifeguard methods and general lifesaving skills. The Surf Life Saving Association supports the effort as a model for safer beaches and urged clubs to participate in the training scheme.
The Tully notes recount a postponed event due to rain with October plans canceled while an exhibit by Mrs. Lollo impresses judges as a perfect rose. Mr Peter Byrne opened the show. delays in Brisbane affected arrival and the MLA praised the organizers and stalls, hoping for a stronger next year.
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