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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 23, 1957

Page

6

Review Urged of Lease Selling by ACT Advisory Council

The ACT Advisory Council urged the Minister for the Interior to review Crown lease sales via estate agents on commission. It questioned fees and commissions paid to Woodgers and Call and discussed whether private auctioneers should handle crown lease sales in Canberra.

A.C.T. Advisory Council W. & Byrne Canberra J.N. C. Rogers Deat of the Interior Messrs. Woodgers and Call Byrne Wienholt Mr. Rogers Mr. Byrne Ue Byrne

One Navy Plane Crash Claims All But One Crew

Turin reports that a U.S. Navy plane crashed near the French Italian border. Only one survivor remained from the ten crew members, with the aircraft appearing to collide with another U.S. plane.

Turin Reuter Mearchi U.S

Stratheden May Be Quarantined in Melbourne

Melbourne health officials may quarantine the liner Stratheden and bar visitors after its 207 influenza cases. Deputy Director of Health Dr. Franklands said a decision will be made after a full report from the pulp arrives this week.

Melbourne Pasren- Rere Oliver Stratheden

Migration policy aims to balance migrant roles in Australia

In Melbourne, Australian Labour Party secretary J. Tsipo-Vien urged a balanced migration plan. He argued a fair share of migrants should settle and become productive workers, enabling normal life and integration as useful cogs in production.

Melbourne Mann Australia Australian Labour Party J. Tsipo- Vien Tere

Menzies Improves After Tonsils Operation

News in brief reports that Atwinn Prime Minister Menzies continues to improve after his tonsils operation in London. He is expected to leave hospital tomorrow.

Mr. Menzies London A.A

WRECK BAY ABORIGINE EARNING £3000 A YEAR

Aboriginal welfare in New South Wales was discussed at the Advisory Council meeting. The Wreck Bay community reportedly had an income of about £3000 annually and was described as being relatively well cared for under supervision from Nowra welfare officers and the Health Department.

Wreck Bay A.C.T Nowra Department of ‘Health the People of

Canberra Trial Entrants Finish Positions in Ampol Trial

Canberra entrants in the Ampol Trial finished 15th and 20th in Sydney. Bob Gudgeon, veteran driver, placed 13th driving a Peugeot. his Canberra teammate Sly and Townsend, in a Customline, finished 28th. Gudgeon and wife attended prize presentation in Sydney, while Leon Sly returned to Canberra for his wife and newborn daughter.

Canberra Sydney Bob’ Gudgeon Peugeot Sly Townsend Bob Gudgeon Leon Sly Aby Birdaville

Vivid Kathakali and Tombie Dance Recital At Albert Hall

Indian dancers Shivaram and Thetami Tombi presented a vivid recital at Albert Hall last night with Kathakali style from Kerala and Jagal from Manipur. Mink Louise Lightfoot narrated the pieces and authentic music was recorded on the spot in India. The costumes were traditional and lavish as the duo, touring Australia under Arts Council patronage, showcased their regional dances and duo performances including Kite Flyer.

Shivaram Ebetombi Albert Hall Mink Louise Lightfoot Australia

Explosion Destroys Cliff at Promontory Point Quarry

A massive blast at Utah's Promontory Point detonated over a million pounds of explosives to pulverize 3,000,000 tons of quartzite rock. The operation, linked to a railway project near Salt Lake City, marked a record non nuclear detonation in the United States.

New York A.ap.reuter U.S Utah

Scaffolding and Lifts Ordinance For Territory

A draft Scaffolding and Lifts Ordinance for the ACT adopts NSW regulations with adaptations. It covers certificate requirements for riggers and lift staff, introduces inspection fees, and sets a future operational date after ministerial notice for amendments, with council debates on timing and readiness.

A.C.T N.S.W Advisory Council

Oaks Estate Expenditure Deplorable

At a meeting of the ACT Advisory Council Mr J H Pead criticized the £7000 spent on Oaks Estate development over the last decade. He cited figures from Mr J N C Rogers of the Department of the Interior, noting about £560 yearly for roads, £8000 in 1957/58 for road work and a preschool centre, with £1000 set for road maintenance this year. Dr Wiesholt cited £15000 planned for a sewer system amid broader needs at Wreck Bay.

Oaks J. H. Pead A.C.T. Advisory Council J. N. C. Rogers Department of the Interior Oaka Estate Serview Oaks Estate Pead Wiensholt Wiesholt Wreck Bay

Trade and Labour Council criticizes Rogers延期 argument

Mr F Mc Cauley, president of the ACT Trades and Labour Council, voices concern over Mr Rogers's plan to defer the matter. He notes the delay would extend regulations and burden reform efforts after years of agitation. The Advisory Council appears to favor early gazettal despite lack of full confidence in the Council.

Trades and Labour Council Rogers J.N F. D.lane James Byrnes Advisory Council A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council F. McCauley Nsw A.G.T Tradeg and Labour Council

Adelaide Avenue Widening Plans Revealed

Adelaide Avenue widening is expected to start within two months, according to J James speaking to the Advisory Council. He answered Mr J H Pead on notice, who warned delays may stretch to twelve months with funds misallocated as in the past.

Adelaide Avenue J. James Advisory Council J. H. Pead Mr. Pead

Stull Baby Born At Haven Salvation Maternity Hospital

A 13 inch infant named Stull living at The Haven Salvation maternity hospital. The baby, barely 13 inches, was fed through a hose to an eye. Mother Mrs Flaine Anderson of Ne Street Fitzroy gave birth two days ago.

Haven Salvation Ine Maternity Hospital Mra Flaine Anderson Ne Street Fittzroy

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