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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 30, 1945
Page
3
In a debated theory, the Commission argued sick leave in annual cases does not alter pay rates, equating extra leave to a wage rise since workers are paid for unworked hours. The case concerns the 14 day cave and wage pegging regulations.
Northern Suburbs remain unbeaten in the Under 18 Doran Cup with a 2 1 victory over Queanbeyan Park. Queanbeyan and MCA eye key clashes as Sydney University visits for a Duntroon match at 3 18 pm. The ACT Junior RU draw lists Northern Suburbs Ainslie YMCA City and YALCA among Saturday fixtures.
A three wheeler collision on Commonwestin Avenue left one man injured. Bruce Armetrong of Westlake, home on leave from the forces, was admitted to Canberra Rental with a probable fracture and shock after the vehicle hit a kerb.
Sydney reports the Minister for Agriculture Mr. Graham announced fodder relief shipments totaling 9000 tons. The Commonwealth advised deliveries would extend over a period, with harvest underway in the Hunter River Valley as fodder becomes ready for distribution to New South Wales.
Donald Kenny, 28, appealed against a severe sentence for unlawfully possessing cartridges. Judge Byrne granted an extra three months, sentencing Kenny to a total of three months for conspiring and a concurrent term for possessing cartridges. The judge called the appeal audacious given Kenny’s record.
A verbose Canberra note reports that the Australian Associated Chambers of Commerce rejects extending price control powers to the Commonwealth. It argues national controls cause higher prices and poorer goods, urging retention of state authority under the National Security Act and warning of arbitration risks. The piece lists various Canberra notices and meetings, reflecting a busy civic scene.
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