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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 27, 1952

Page

2

Committal for trial in Hillside works hostel break in

Maxwell Benjamin Heealp, 27, a doctor, was committed for trial to the A C T Supreme Court on charges of breaking and entering and stealing from two rooms at Hillside works hostel. Patallo Marella occupied one room. a suitcase and £3 were taken. Police say both rooms were entered though only money from one was stolen.

Maxwell Benjamin Heealp A.C/T. Supreme Court Hillside Works Pantallo Marella Inot Henalip Dall

Manager Gaoled For Receiving Goods At Auction

A manager was jailed for receiving stolen goods including 60 rolls of Indian duck and nine rolls of striped and multicoloured duck from an auction house in Queen Street City. Evidence showed receipts tied to Norris and another man named Douglas, with a third seller unconfirmed. The Crown pressed the defendant’s character. he had previously served two years in jail for a menacing money demand against a woman.

Leslie Bruce Santity of Catton Foresters Queen 3 City Douglas Norris Billa Norriz Hlaelty RV. Monahan Sills L. Little New

NSW Premier Cahill Rules Out Early State Election

NSW Premier Cahill stated there is no need for an early state election and urged redistribution of electoral boundaries before the next election. He warned against costly by-elections and signaled focus on reform rather than immediate polls while conceding Labour hopes to win the June by-election.

N.S.W Cahill Poe Nsw Waa Mannix Liverpool Tr. Cahill Labour Ashield la Tribuute Parrrary Aberdeen Sreili Lesson ” Monahan Mem Silla

Increase urged at 23rd University Association meeting

The 23rd annual gathering of the University Association debated boosting the Department of the Interior and Treasury funding to raise Canberra University College scholarships from 49 to 80 pounds per year. The motion noted the anomaly that Canberra scholarships lag Commonwealth scholarships despite the higher proposed amount. Officers were elected, including President L. Sc. Key and Vice President J. Ewens. The report showed 80 members, 340 enrolments at the college, seven Canberra scholarships awarded from Leaving Certificate results, and three staff earning major overseas study awards.

University Association Department of the Interior Canberra Me. L Sc. Key J. Q. Ewens J. Brophy Tresaurer TF. J. Wallon Nix Caberra Mesera A. H. Bonogan R. J. Cameron B.d.bedaie Canberra University College Australis

Canberra Repertory Stages Shaw Comedy at Albert Hall

Canberra Repertory Society presents Getting Married at the Albert Hall with Canberra Art Club and Artists Society of Canberra as partners. John Seeling of the Art Club designed the set and portrait among props by PME Vie Forstmaen of the Artists Society. The run opens tonight and continues tomorrow with more Canberra stagings planned in coming weeks including Worced Landing and One Wild Oat. The Goulburn Gilbert and Sullivan Society to present Makado at Albert Hall next week, and Ned Kelly with 50 performers due in June. The ABC has chosen The Dragon and the Dove for a full length radio play next month. Government grant to the College in 1981 was £49,000 with total income £55,000.

Canberra Repertory Society Canberra Art Club Artists’ Society of Canberra Art Club John Seeling Vie Forstmaen Artists’ Society Canberra Reid Methodist Hall Goulburn Gilbert and Sullivan ‘Society Albert Hall Goulburn 1 Tramatic Society Albert Mall Iso A.B.C James Bridie

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