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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1958

Page

7

Colourful Display For Children's Book Week

A colourful and imaginative display by the Canberra Children's Book Council opened at Riverside for Children’s Book Week. The exhibition features Tiger in the Bush with Margaret Horder's original drawings and Piccaninny Walkabout by Axel Poly, plus Pacific Peoples by Lyndsay Gardiner and Nancy Parker. The National Librarian H L White opened the show praising Canberra’s new Children's Book Council and noting Australia’s high share of children’s books. He highlighted rising US sales and the theme’s imaginative execution.

Canberra Children’s Book Council Riverside Margaret Horder Axel Polypant Lyndsay Gardiner Nancy Parker Cornell Devil's Hill

Collision damages two vehicles near Hotel Wellington

At about 1.40 pm yesterday at the intersection of Canberra Avenue and National Circuit a sedan driven by Reginald Leslie Joyce of Yarralumla and a utility driven by Ring Con of the APT Camp Brindabella collided near the Hotel Wellington. Joyce received treatment for injuries at the scene.

Canberra Avene Nationa Wellington Reginald Leslie Joyce Weston Street Yarralumla Ring Con A.P.T. Camp Joyce

Sensational Juvensan Treatment Promises Vitality Boost

An advertisement promotes Juvensan as a modern treatment to reverse ageing between ages 40 and 60. It claims rapid absorption via skin and a six week supply costs £1 19s, with order details and a form for male or female recipients.

Jevensan M. Pharmaceuticals, Pty. Ltd New South Jn M Juvensan

Radio-activity Detected Forcing Japanese Freighter Off Course

The freighter Meta Maru reported dangerous radio-activity in Western Pacific sea water near Bikini Atoll. A reading of 100 per minute per litre prompted a five degree westward course change and a ban on using sea water for wash aboard while en route from New Zealand to Yokohama. A Tokyo meteorological official called 2 radioactivity points of 400 unusually high for sea water.

NW York Western Pacific Eniwetok United Press International Tokyo Bikini Atoll Bikini New Zealand Yokohama Japanese Central Meteorological Board

Trade Talks To Be Held With Malaya

The Australian High Commissioner in Malaya My T C Critchley said top level talks with Malaya would start in Kuala Lumpur next month with a delegation of Australian expatriates arriving early to support the discussions. He expects a pact over trade, tuber and timber exports, and Australia will aid Malaya with training and studies including a telecommunications training school in Kuala Lumpur under Colombo law and twenty five Malayan students sent to Australia.

Kuala Lumpur Malaya My.t. K. Critchley Sali Austrsia Critchley Canberra

Dairy Statement Sparks Canberra Criticism

The Canberra Times carries a caustic reaction from Mrs Day to a statement by Me C M Barker general manager of a dairy company. She accuses the document of crocodile tears and deceit noting past refutations and faults the claim that the firm supplied Canberra dairy milk at low prices. She points to recent pressure over sourcing from Bega and dismissal of nearby suppliers as proof of the company’s selective dealings.

Me. C. M. Barker Canberra Times Bega Barker Sydney Vic Canberra

Man Dies While Trying to Rescue Dog in Pomona Blaze

In Pomona, 86 miles north of Brisbane, Clement Thomas Anning, 45, a local newsagent, died attempting to rescue his dog from a blazing show. Police believe he rushed outside then re entered the burning store but was trapped by the heat as neighbors could not reach him. The dog escaped uninjured.

Brisbane Pomona Milesorth Asy Clement Thomas Anning Newsagent Anning

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