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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 05, 1957

Page

7

High fashion sketches from the season’s designers

A description of designs from Victor Stiebel ready to wear a full-skirted caramel cotton day dress with a double breasted bodice and stiffened petticoat. Valstearn rainwear in cotton poplin with high collar and large pockets. Norman Hartnell knitwear featuring a round the clock sweater and matching chequered stole.

Victor Stiebel Wile Valstear Rainwear Michael Skerard Norman Hartnell

Pigeon Race Results From Canberra Club Meets

The Canberra Homing Pigeon Club held its season opener from Sundecal on July 27 with P Woods first, T Cassidy second, and E K Christiansen third. A move to Binalong the following Saturday yielded strong returns as Cassidy topped Woods with Stytz third.

Canberra Sundecal P. Woods T. Cassidy EK. Christiansen Binalong P. Stytz

Worthington Takes Slazenger Title

George Worthington defeats Peter Cawthorn at Scarborough to win the Slazenger professional tennis championship in four sets 6-8 3-6 8-6 6-3. The match marks Worthington's victory in London with Australian links noted.

Worthington Slazenger London A.a.p.reuter Davis Suppleyer George Worthington Peter Cawthorn Australia Scarborough York

Peer Criticism of Queen Triggers Heated Protests

Lord Altrincham defends a six page critique in the National and English Review calling the Queen’s image key to her future. He mocks her entourage as the tweedy sort and says the Queen must speak and act with initiative to be noticed. Evans defends the Queen’s voice as clear but notes lack of vitality in speeches.

Lord Altrincham The National and English Review Lorg Altrincham Gedtinton Dolaww Mvans Evans

Gandhi's Son Devadas Gandhi Dies After Heart Attack

Devadas Gandhi, one of Mahatma Gandhi's four sons and Hindustan Times managing editor, died at 58 in Bombay after a heart attack Friday night. He was in the city for work on the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Fund and is survived by his wife, three sons, and a daughter.

A.a.p.reuter Devadas Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Hindustan Times Gandhi Bombay Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Fund

Queen and Duke Visit World Scout Jamboree in UK

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh drove through a six mile open route at Sutton Coldfield as 34 000 Scouts from 82 nations welcomed them. New Zealand contingents joined the greeting with a Maori Haka dance in grass skirts and painted decor.

Sutton Coldfield Warwickshire Reuter Duke of Edinburgh Fey New Zealand Queen Duke

Postman Charged With Murder in Turramurra Killing

Lance Field of Longueville Field charged with the murder of Mrs. Cath erina Horak at her home on Murdock Street Tur ramurra. He was remanded to appear, bail refused. Bruce Miles for Field said Field claimed innocence and intended to plead not guilty.

Lance Field Longueville Catherina Horak Murdock Street Turramurra Bruce Miles Field

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