Footloose tourist recalls Canberra change and 1911 plans
Melbourne visitor Arthur Small, 82, recalls his 1911 stay as a build foreman with the Department of Home Affairs. He notes Canberra’s development, praises mixed roof styles, and mentions his son Roy in Dickson and a large family with many descendants.
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Denial of Spy Hunt In Britain Voiced By Officials
Scotland Yard and the U S Embassy denied reports that security police hunted for Communist spies posing as domestic workers in homes of top atomic scientists, military chiefs, and politicians. Newspapers claimed a spy who fled to the West disclosed that trained spies operated in Britain. A Yard spokesman said inquiries were not being made. The U S Embassy echoed there was nothing to it.
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Australians Term At Palace Ends
Report notes the Heselings sail from Southampton for Australia aboard the liner Can Derm. They travel with their months old daughter as William Heseling completes a two year stint in the United Kingdom. The departure comes after a Buckingham Palace engagement.
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