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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 20, 1957

Page

9

Parliament attendance questioned amid party squabbles

A parliamentary report notes low attendance in the House with many members absent during dinners and debates. It criticizes smug behavior on both sides, urges leaders and whips to address the trend, and warns that quorum rules are being challenged by lax parliamentary conduct.

the of Representatives Ward

Colorful Children’s Concert at Vibert Hall

A large crowd attended the second annual concert and physical culture display by St Patrick's school Braddon at Vibert Hall. The highlight was the "Black and White" ballet with Grace Pup pul wearing bright frocks and ribboned cymbals. Mrs G Halford accompanied.

Chapupia St. Patrick's School Braddon Blisters ofMercy Vibert Hall Pup

Defence planning critique fuels political clash in parliament

Dr Evatt attacked the Government over defence planning saying promises were empty and the McBride mission exposed weakness. He urged Menzies to review advisers while noting delays in BN rifles, Lithgow factory output, and a mobile army brigade unifying by early next year amid ongoing training.

Dr. Evatt United States Philip McBride Mr. Menzica Menaies Bt. Mary Menzies Laichetti Lithgow Small Arma Imew Holt Lab Dave Bin

Erosion Danger on Snowy Catchments Warned by Melbourne Professor

Professor J S Turner of the University of Melbourne warned of widespread surface soil erosion in the Snowy Mountains. He urged placing all catchments under a single conservation authority with power and finance, and supported excluding grazing above 4500 feet to prevent further decline in catchment values.

J. S. Turner University of Melbourne Snowy Mountains Turner Institute of Cultural Australian Academy of Science

Air service to South Africa diverted through Perth schedule

Qantas plans a fortnightly South Africa passenger service diverted via Perth in November. The route, once including a Perth stop years ago, was recently redirected through Darwin but will return to Perth in the forthcoming schedule.

Perth South Africa

Mr Chambers Expelled From Party

Adelaide Thursday Labour Party council expelled Mr Chambers for publicly attacking the Federal Labour Leader on August 8. The decision by 90 votes to 21 ends his 14 years as member for Adelaide and former minister, forcing him to move to cross benches as he was in Canberra when the ruling was announced.

Adelaide Labour Party A.L.P. Council Chambers Dr. Tivatt Chiglevernment Canberra House of Representatives

Parliament Session Schedules Briefly Delayed

In Parliament the House of Representatives assembles at 10 30 a.m. for a regular session, with expected routine business and possible statements from ministers.

House of Regentatives

Airlines face funding squeeze as jet plans loom

In New York the CAB orders eight major airlines to tighten finances while industry presses for subsidies or fare hikes. After Air Force cuts, North American, Douglas, Curtiss-Wright and Boeing plan to lay off over 40,000 workers in six months. Jets priced at over a million dollars loom, with 250 jets on order from Boeing, Douglas, and Convair, and first deliveries due late 1958.

New York Civil Aeronaut+1 Air Force North American Douglas Curtins-Wright Corp Boeing Bureau of Air Operations Geo. Cosson Airline 2 International Civil Aviation Organisation Walled Navona Wiliam M. Allen Gett R Aidy Britain France Russia Elso Convair Planta

Readers defend Catcher in the Rye against ban

Eugene Kamenka argues censorship harms literature and urges referring the book to the Commonwealth Literature Censorship Board. He contends the volume exposes adult cant through a 16 year old narrator and should be judged by readers, not by governmental rules.

Ohio Department of Customs Salin Iger New York Times Es Club Thebr Peter Coleman Commonwealth Literature Censorship Board Eugene Kamenka Turner

Governor-General Receives Diplomatic Fellows at Canberra

Field Marshal Sir William Slim hosted at Government House Canberra and welcomed Gunnar Myrdal Dyason Lecturer 1857 for the Australian Institute of International Affairs during yesternaymus events.

Yesternaymus William Slim Government House Canberra Victoria Gunnar Myrdal Dyason Australian Institute of International Affairs

Far West Committee Proposed Health Scheme Initiative

Sister Brennan of the Far West scheme announced in Canberra that a committee may form to expand child care. The program has already cared for 14 Canberra children at Manly’s foster home, with one returnee and several others anticipated. Children travel for medical attention with doctor recommendations guiding admissions. Brennan planned a Bombala trip but aims to rally local support in Canberra.

Far West Cauaren Canberra Brennan Organisaion Manly Sydney Bister Brennan Bombala Ithe

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