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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 01, 1952

Page

6

Writ Against Judge Fortier Litiguat Seeks Library Access

A writ filed by Fortier Litiguat seeks to restrain defendants from excluding him from the Supreme Coast Library. The action, naming Sir Charles Lowe as Acting Chief Justice and Melbourne University chancellor, aims to compel access to the library and requests trial before a judge and jury.

Supreme Coast Charles Lowe Melbourne University Collin Andrew Fand

Passport Coat 2 Jomwe Te Sate Iigh Commissioner

Fragmented OCR reads as a dated notice about a state commission inquiry with an embedded request or directive. Details are unclear but indicate an official action affecting a passport or coat. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to specify scope or parties involved.

Part Of Stolen Money Repaid From Winning Bets

Sydney reports a 34 year old Power who stole £ 8761 from J McNaught Stores between May 30 and October 7. He repaid £ 1600 after two winning bets at the races and £ 1400 plus £ 800 to the Army Aid. He pleaded guilty to £ 1881 theft and received three years hard labour. The judge noted a systematic series of thefts while in a trusted position.

Sydney Tudge Lloyd Waller Power Patrick Rosa Moaman Power J. McNaught Bho Stores Pty. Ltd Lloyd Bringley Bailey Anid Bailey

A C T Men Train In Melbourne Sides

The Victorian sideports coach Baum Deshat Teet high and ing 16iue charges well ahead in train. Big men Maione Drayton Hutchinson are rival. Eastlake officials expect to complete the Club House and have secured two permanent tradesmen to hasten progress.

Victorian Williama Robbie Macafee Moore Belway Fing Kellsher Collingwood Baum Deshat Ing Maione, Drayton Hutchinson Echors Astub- Turner Weam Keith Hilon Don Parnell Hill Sus Eastlake

Stevens At Ainslie Ginty Stevens In AFL Team Pick

Ex Victorian and St Kilda player Stevens joins Ainie players in a testing session for Victorian mining methods on Thursday. Recruits van Golin Crouch and Bob Geech from Victoria bolster the side while Mc Cabe Platt Robertson and Ray shine among locals. Platt to center forward with Stevens at centre half forward as Amalie’s club house nears completion for the Atal home match. Ben Caine and Dick Woolcott retire. Nev Cheary also exits. Alan Wade and Harry Bummers expected to debut forward and ruck. Burridge cleared to join Gordon Burridge as experienced follower. Manuka lose Douglas and Droop back, regain Droop, and face injuries. Old players absent include Fim Bros and Gramney.

Stevens Ainslie Ginty" Stevens SL. Kilda Ainie Elayem Atyle van Golin’ Crouch Rover Trom Australia Broa Toca Bob Geech Victoria McCabe Platt Robertson Ray Tanes Hawke Browning Ben Caine Dick Woolcott Lam Eingland Nev Cheary Amalie Burridge Turner Gordon Burridge Dcoliner Manuke Douglas E Bagies Droop Europe Brophy Duthie Ratford Fim Bros Les Dorman Gramney Val Ghirardello

Eastlake Relying On Local Talent For Rebuilding

Eastlake continues to rely on local talent to fill vacancies as they train in Tollowing with Tom Hopkinson. Players are under 30, and the club prioritizes promoting youth early, aiming to build a stable core around Hurtig who is expected back soon despite general opinion.

Eastlake Tollowing Tom Hopkinson Melbourne Hurtig

Turner Will Depend On Pace In Local Football Rebuild

Turner aims to rely on pace as the core of a rejuvenated side with Reid from Oakigh starring as a versatile rover. Smith and Burridge are expected to add height and experience, while Maddigan’s training is pending and O Callaghan has retired. Local juniors are being developed through cooperative programs with over sixty players reporting for coaching in Queanbeyan and surrounding areas.

Turner Danny Dent Taining Reid Oakigh Rover Smith Narranderrs Tarrant Burridge Biuch Tucl Maddigan O'Callaghan Otter Maroons Turner-O'Connor Succes weanbeyan-Acton Jueanbeyan York Nall fAral Hem Bluey" Hunter Mr Acton Baunle Richmond Sid Beinge Canberra Queanbeyan Rogers Collett Sutton Duncan Benny Bird Kemp Stocledale Lloyd Summer Te Moulding Ood Combine Boya

RMC Forms New Team Amid Dun Room Talk

Captain McDonald promises a strong RMC side in A-Grade with two teams in B-Grade. Recruits like Deighton, Brodwick, and others are gathered to build around them. Junior football aims for a record crowd at Albert Hall as My Hillyer anticipates a trophy presentation with invited parents and children.

R.M.C Dunroom McDonald Deighton Brodwick and Company Jt Te Hillyer Albert Hall Tor

Scratched Doncaster Handicap and Sydney Cup List

Scratched runners include Blus Flag Auld Acquaintance Bravery Red Trisl Crown Street Felcrest Morterly Vital Link Karangi Capria Henry The Seventh Peshaway High Law Osborne Sydney Blue ag Auto Acquaintance Lake John Crown Breet Jat Lagonda Salamanca Valdoon Merry Duke Hurry Up in Sydney racing notes listing horses and affected fields.

Sydney Carriate Blus Flag Auld Acquaintance Bravery Red Trisl Crown Street Felcrest Morterly Vital Link Karangi Capria Henry Peshaway High

Ten Die In Manila Airliner Crash After Tyre Burst

Ten people were killed and 18 injured when a DCS airliner blew a tire pad and crashed during takeoff from Baguio yesterday. Among the dead are Joaquin Gonsales president of the Philippine Junior Chamber of Commerce, the pilot and co pilot, and three women.

Manila Mon Baguio Laummer Joaquin Gonsales Philippine Junior Chamber For Commerce

Karen Rebels Attack Towns Near Rangoon Reported

About 5,009 Karen rebels yesterday attacked and burned towns Bikwin Minha and Othegon about 40 miles north of Rangoon. Railway stations and equipment were destroyed and looted. Several people were killed.

Rangoon Yasterday Bikwin Minha Othegon

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