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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 23, 1957

Page

5

Canberra Draft Scaffolding Ordinance Brought to Advisory Council

The July 23 1957 Canberra discussion on the Scaffolding and Lifts Ordinance urged timely council action and public input. Officials argued for immediate adoption with later refinements, while critics pressed for broader Trades and Labour Council scrutiny to ensure public interest and worker protection. The council declined deferral, signaling emphasis on prompt, decisive regulation.

Advisory Council Sim Byrnne Canberra Trades and Labour Counc Rogers James Canberra Trades and Labour Council

Compensation Change Appreciated Workmen’s Scheme Discussed by Council

The Minister and the Interior welcomed an Advisory Council recommendation on workmen’s compensation. A resolution from November 5 was approved for a scheme allowing an injured workman to claim from a nominal insurer if an employer lacks coverage. Payments would be split between approved insurers and self‑insurers, with an amendment to the Workmen’s Compensation Ordinance to be drafted for council review.

Interior Advisory Council Council

Dalcroze Eurythmics Studied in Modern Education

Becky Schumann reports on Dalcrose eurythmics as a form of music education through bodily movement. An additional recital for children will feature Monica Jaquet, with demos of percussion study and spontaneous isso. Heather Gell introduced the method to Australia in 1926 and developed related programs in Sydney.

Becky Schumann Monica Jaquet Heather Gell Dalcroge Australia School of Music and Movement Sydney

No gain in Japanese trade agreement

A speaker named Withall argues the Japanese trade pact benefits Japan while Australia gains nothing. He cites Australia’s export share to Japan at about 11 percent, warns of threats to domestic industries, and says tariff actions are limited by the contract’s exact wording.

Australia Associated Chambers of Manufacturers Latham Withall Japan Austrain Rtalia Berg Withal Australa Openimgs Becom

Drama Festival Judging Moves Through NSW Entries

Preliminary adjudication in the Arta Council drama festival is under way in New Bouth with Strindberg’s The Father staged at Riverside. Mina Fitton will travel from Yass to Canberra to view Candida and then to Goulburn for Dear Charles. Entries include two from Grafton and Inverell’s Didgeridoo, with a Bank of New South Wales prize for best actor and actress and a radio performance prize.

Arta Council New Bouth Se Repertory Society Strindberg Neatrest Riverside Mina Parte Fitton Canberra Yass Candida Goulburn Charles Arts Council Metro- Meee Rope Grafton Didgeridoo Inverell Bank of Newern Wales

Businessmen to aid Goodwin Homes appeal in Canberra

The Canberra Chamber of Commerce launched an appeal for £2000 to support Goodwin Homes. Members contributed £200 £50 and £25 direct donations, with a committee appointed to collect funds. Brochures are being prepared to mail to members to boost contributions.

Canberra Mas Mieaay

Indus water feud clouds India Pakistan talks

India and Pakistan trade accusations over river water rights tied to the Indus system. Pakistan warns of shutting water supply while India accuses Pakistan of delaying negotiations. World Bank official W A B life tours both nations seeking a settlement amid rising tensions.

New Delhi India Pakistan Me. H Suhrawardy Indus

Indus Water Dispute Talks Struggle Over River Usage

India cut Western river flows on April 1 19 to 1 640 000 acres of irrigated land for Pakistan. Negotiations opened between PMs soon after and a May 4 1949 pledge halted further cuts. World Bank mediation from 1954 proposed linking canals with India and Pakistan exclusive river usage. Pakistan remains undecided on payments and terms.

India West Pakistan Indus Kashmir Arahim Sea Chenab Jhelim Ravi Pakistan Beas Tum Indus River Tenneasee World Bank Jhelum Coenab Rivera Partition Bhakra

Letters To The Editor On Leaving Certificates For Nurses

Ex-patients of Canberra Community Hospital argue that Leaving Certificates do not ensure patient care. They praise nurses’ abilities while criticizing Matron Guy for relying on intelligence tests, claiming practical nursing requires training, empathy, and experience beyond certificates.

Bir Canberra Community Hospital Guy Canberra la Bishop Uaac Testa Florence Nightingale Deskin

Lady Slim departs Government House for Port Moresby

Yesterday morning Her Excellency Lady Slim, attended by personal staff, left Government House Canberra for Port Moresby Papuni New Guinea. Later the Governor General Sir William Slim with Flight Lieutenant D Ingall attended a performance by the Star Camer s of India at the Albert Hall.

Lady Slim Government House Canberra Port Moresby Papuni-New Guinea Everning

Additional Elected Member For Advisory Council

The council discussed expanding representation and amending the Advisory Council Ordinance and elections regulations. Mr. Byrne urged appreciation for decisions but noted no reply to recommendations on the Territory's future government. Debate touched on temporary increases in elected members and a need for unified administration and a new government building.

Advisory Council Fairhall W. Byrne Byrne Burn Albert Hall F. D. Quin Department of the Interior Pope Quinane

Queanbeyan Aid for London Fundraising Rally

A Canberra based effort by the One Central Band of the Royal Australian Air Force aims to raise about £20,000. The fundraiser, held on a four flotating date, gathers support from local Queanbeyan residents and allied organisations to aid London relief.

Queanbeyan London Royal Australian Air Foret Canberra

Aga Iban Returns to Geneva After Funeral in Africa and Asia

The 1s year old Aga Iban, once Prince Karin, came back to Geneva from exile following attendance at his grandfather’s funeral and a religious observance across Africa and Asia.

Geneva Mandsy Aga Iban Prince Karin Geneve Exspt Africa Asia

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Tuebway Mr. Withall W. A. B. Life World ‘Bank Ust Kashiir Twaat Charles C. Lane Associated Preea Johnson
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