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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 31, 1957

Page

9

Australia Voices Support as Malaya Moves Toward Independence

In a statement praising Malaya’s path to independence, Australia emphasizes shared history and friendship. It notes past wartime bonds, joint interests, and a pledge to aid if needed, while rejecting claims of troop presence as intrusion, and framing independence within Commonwealth ties and constructive cooperation.

Malaya Mudlaya Kiesmen Friends of Australia Olr Commonwealth of Nations

Dr White outlines Africa shifts after Princess Margaret visit

Dr Paul White, medical officer and author, says Eastern Africa’s attitude to Africans changed after Princess Margaret’s tour. He notes Africans can manage their affairs with training, recounting a Tanganyika teacher who rose to canon status in Dar es Salaam. He spoke at St Mark’s Memorial and is involved in media projects and youth outreach.

Africa Princess Margaret Paul White Ems Captain Fortune ATN Channel 7 Clifford Warne N.E.W. Radio Nasocia-L Warne Dr. White Canberra All Saints White St. Mark's Memorial Ey Central Africa

Copra for Free Market Moves in Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby reports Unilever Ltd plans to buy 20,000 tons of copra next year as New Ireland enters a market era not seen since before World War I. This marks a first in postwar market dealings for the commodity.

Port Moresby Reuter Unilever Ltd

Curriculum survey at RMC Dyatmon committee meets next week

The Royal Military College 1957 curriculum committee will convene on next week’s frat free days to review cadet instruction per the college charter. The panel includes the Commandant, NZ Army rep, two Army HQ reps, and academics from ANU, Commonwealth Office, and Sydney Melbourne universities.

Royal Military College Dyatmon Walch Uta New Zealand Army Army Headquarters Melbourne Australian National University Commonwealth Office of Education Sydney Tera J. Idson A.N.U Weeden A. G. Mitchell Sydney University R. I. Downing Melbourne University Army Duntroon Ss Antiversity House Wilil

Readers weigh Heaven Knows Mr Allison praise

A letter from PB Ainslie praising Heaven Knows Mr Allison contrasts with a Catholic Weekly excerpt. The writer notes the film's high taste, clever handling of romance, tense sea island scenes, and Mitchum's mature performance, while warning it is not for children.

Tmes Sngle Seledom Mr. Austen Catholic Weekly Hollywood Pacific Teland Mr. Allison Deborah Kerr Robert ‘Mitchum B Mary Mitchum Rj.c

Independence Achieved With No Martyrs in Malaya

Amid jungle warfare and Communist terror, Malaya moves toward independence with the Alliance government securing a strong mandate. Chin Peng’s rebels face a stark choice between surrender and constitutional opposition as external forces aid Malayan defense.

United Malays National Organisation MCA Aly Lonesr Chin Peng Tengku Abdul Rahman David Marshall Singapore Federation Tengku China United Kingdom New Zealand Malaya Ser Malcolm Acmen Communista

University Comedy Inconsistent at Canberra Drama Night

The Canberra University Dramatic Society staged a lean crowd pleaser with flaws as a stage comedy about money schemes and creditors. Pat Geach led as the wife in a plot mixing murder and two resurrections, with Chris Magesson and Ken Fraser supporting in key roles. The play, produced by Edwin Geach, runs again tonight and Monday.

Canberra University Dramatic Society Lanon Pat Geach Uatulnness Chris Mageserman Ken Fraser Saithe Denny Hope Lids Dohnaon Edwin Geach

Australian sovereign donated as memorial in St Mark’s Chapel

An Australian sovereign valued at £3 12s 6d was donated to St Mark's Memorial Library for a memorial in St Mark's Chapel to late Canon J Studds of Junee. The Rev W Studds, son of Canon Studds, said the Bank of New South Wales would forward the coin to St Mark's via Fremantle for the memorial. Mr Studds is in England.

St. Mark’s Memorial Library St Mark's Chapel Canon J. Studds Junee Canberra- Goulburn F. Burgmann W. Studds Canon Studds St. Mark's Bank of N.S.W Fremantle Mr. Studds England

Canberra Sets Height Records at High Altitude

Reported by AAP and Reuters, Canberra plans to invite ON DON and other Commonwealth nations to participate in a jet invitation program. Mike Randrup may be made available for trials around 14 miles up as Britain grants consent. The plan aims to sustain war efforts despite racial conflict concerns.

Don Reuter Mike Randrup

Record Season Tally and Names in Unclear Text

Unclear OCR fragment mentions a season record and names "Es Gibb" with vague references to years two years ago. Details are unreadable. cannot determine exact event, person, or organization from available text.

Religious tolerance in India praised by Australian missionary

Rev. B V Coventry senior missionary of the Australian Churches of Christ Mission in India visited Canberra this weekend. He highlighted India's constitutional right to practice and propagate faith and noted progress in agriculture irrigation electricity and steel. He cited Florence Nightingale Medal award to Miss Florence Taylor and spoke at the Canberra Church of Christ detailing India's diverse missionary efforts. He will speak at Sunday school, attend Bible classes, preach Sunday morning and present colour transparencies in the evening.

B. V. Coventry Australian Churches of Christ Minion India Coventry Canberra Florence Taylor Vellore Christian Hospital Canberra Church of Christ

Jobs Says Mr. Withall Australia must manufacture employment

Mr Latham Withall director of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia said yesterday that Australia must manufacture employment. He noted the current lack of jobs for local school leavers and university graduates while highlighting opportunities for migrants. He recalled his own career in Australian industry and praised the nation’s push to build up employment through industrial growth.

Australia Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia Latham Withall Withall Nooney Australan Univer Witeall

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Independent Malaya R.M.C Ainslie Allington Kennard The Straits Times Federation of Malaya Commonwealth Today M.C.A Dato Sir Cheng Lock Tan Indepen Malayan Chinese Association Pres Sovereign Make Jobs Mr. Withall Arthur Fadden ALF Chamber of Paintedaree
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