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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 26, 1958

Page

8

Soldiers Admission In Barracks Attack Case

In Sydney a young soldier, 18 year old Gary Matthews, admitted at the dock to dragging Mrs Victoria Hawkins from a verandah during an April 9 attack at Middle Head Army Barracks. He pleaded not guilty to the charge of outraging Mrs Hawkins, wife of a British Army major, and stated he hit her on the neck after she resisted. He claimed he did not admit rape. The hearing, with police and court witnesses, was adjourned to the next day.

Sydney Victoria Joan Hawkins Middle Head Hilbery Matthews Carney Det Sgt Carney Gunner R. Booth Middle Head Miliary Barracks Mosman Gunner Biall Booth Hall Warner Ay Bellanto Batrater Bellanto Malcolm Hilbery Justice Colling Gellanto Sellanto Queen's Counsel Justice Collins Cham’ Tere

Apprentice Dies From Injury at Fyshwick Joinery

Michael Gene Kelly aged 15 of Ross Road Queanbeyan died in Canberra Community Hospital from injuries after an accident at work. He was struck on the head at the Meii and Bglitls joinery works in Fyshwick where he apprenticed. The funeral will leave St Raphael's Church Queanbeyan after a 10 o'clock service today.

Michael Gene Kelly Canberra Kelly Ross Road Queanbeyan Meii Bglitls Joinery Wovice Fyshwick St. Raphael's

Pope Denounces Business as a Purely Profit Motive

The Pope told a grotto of brokers that the motto business is business should not be accepted as an absolute rule. He warned that moral principle must govern economic actions and that divine natural and positive law applies to economic operations like all other human activities.

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