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Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

5

Two Double Cottages for Pensioners in Stanthorpe

The Stanthorpe Shire Council Finance Committee will fully study the cost and loan responsibilities for constructing two double pensioners cottages in Sugarloaf Road. The plan, which houses four married couples, was presented by Brisbane architect Mr Scorer. construction cost exceeds £45000 with a 50 percent subsidy anticipated. Site near town and hospital was praised, with each 66 foot frontage cottage offering living area, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath and veranda. Rental figures not yet announced, pending finance committee findings and loan terms.

Stanthorpe Sugarloaf Road Brisbane Scorer Scurer Sugzrioal Road Charman FA Rogers Rogers Crs. L

Shoe Repair Prices Increase Across Mainland Stores

Shoe repair prices rose yesterday with men and women's half soles and heels up to 11/6 and 8/9, a 6d rise each. Children's prices increase to 6/9 for sizes 10 to 13 and 5/9 for sizes 6 to 9, with the Master Boot and Shoe Repairers Association chair Adsett planning an appeal against the increases. The men's half sole and heel price was cited as 13/5 excluding profit.

Srisbane Master Boot and

myxomatosis experts meet in Brisbane conference

Australian and state authorities met to review myxomatosis developments over the past year, plan future virus production and distribution, and coordinate research. Officials noted large rabbit kills across Victoria and other states, with over one million rabbits killed in Queensland and ongoing distribution planned for the coming season.

KN. Ratcliffe Cs.lr.o State Departments of Agriculture and of Lands Victoria South Australia New South Wales Queensland Murray Murrumbidgee Wheat Belts Western Australia Brisbane C.s.lr.o R. Rick Cunnamulla

30 pc Tax Exemption For Dairymen Urged

Mr G W Coombs spoke at the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries conference urging a 30 percent income tax exemption for dairymen. He argued the exemption is fair given the 56 hour week and lack of overtime and would boost production and curb inflation. The conference directed the proposal to federal and state authorities for submission.

Queensland Butter Marketing Board G. W. Coombs Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers Coomb Australia Coombs Commonwealth Hyus Waawerlik Gueenskind Dairymen’s Gueenskind Dairymen’s Omnisathot G. Fe Tamepeat Dairy Farmers Federation PR Sing Murgon

Rising Australian teens sweep Queen's Club action

Seventeen year olds Ken Rosewall and Lewis Hoad delivered a triumph at Queen's Club with Rosewall beating Staress in three sets and Hoad defeating Ham Richardson. The Daily Express praised the Sydney prodigies while six Australians reached the quarterfinals signaling a possible all Australian final.

London Ken Rosewall Lewis Hoad Rosewall Staress Ham Richardson Sturgess Richardson Daily "Express Sydney Frank Sedgman Ken McGregor Don Candy Mervyn Rose Lewis Hoad Vic. Seixas Irvine Dorfman Sedgman McGregor Seixas Jes U.S.A M. Rose T. McDonald V. Seixas Dn. Kumar Nda

Warwick Club Women’s Bowls Results

Women’s bowls at Warwick produced several rink results and match scores. Rink games saw Mesd. Reimers with Picot Kaus and McPherson defeat Mesd. Holmes Tucker Hall and R P W Smith 22 to 17, Mesd. Ruble Young Turner Fastwell 22 to 9. President’s Pairs and Open Singles dominated by Mrs Carstens 32 21 over Mrs H Dipelsman and Mrs Hallo 32 13 over Mrs McKim. Five end singles: Mesd. Reimers 7 3 over Mrs McKim and Mrs Hallo 3 over Mrs Young, with Mrs Gillespie and Mrs Wright also playing.

Warwick Bowling Green Reimers Picot Kaus McPherson Holmes Tucker Hall R. P. W. Smith Ruble Young Turner Fastwell Wright Moyle Hutton Porter Carstens H. O. Dippelsman Hallo McKim

Southern Cross Bowling Club Results and Upcoming Matches

Yesterday's Social Games saw Miss Thompkins, Mesd. Fogarty, McCarthy defeat Miss Lysaght, Mesd. Bell, Connolly 22 to 13. Mrs. Nolan and Miss Nolan defeated by Mrs. Cleary 27 to 14. Mrs. Hart, Miss Nolan, Mrs. Kenway fell 14 to 18 against Mesd. Long. Knowles, Crawford beat Mesd. Duggan, Osborne, O Doherty 18. Mrs. Kelly beat Mrs. Aspinall 92 to 16. Five-end Singles: Mrs. Connolly 5, Mrs. Kelly 3. Miss Thompkins won on forfeit from Mrs. Carey. Upcoming: B Grade Singles semi-finals Kelly vs Thompkins and McCarthy vs Towler. Thursday's schedule includes Five-end Singles with Fogarty vs Bell, Thompkins vs Higgins, Carey vs Mulns, Hart vs Towler.

Southern Cross Miss Thompains Fogarty McCarthy Miss Lysaght Bell Connolly Nolan Miss Nolan Cleary Hart Kelly Miss Thompkins Carey Southern Cross Bowling Club Miss Thumpkins Towler

Rugby League: Police Team's Warwick Visit Off

Police rugby line says fixtures on Sunday cannot be played at Warwick as two sides cannot be brought. Brisbane police indicate travel issues will prevent the squad from visiting Warwick this weekend.

Brisbane Rugby Lmne Ty Warwick

Flannery Withdraws from Queensland Team

BRISBANE. Test winger Denis Flannery withdrew from the Queensland side to face New South Wales at the Cricket Ground tomorrow. Western Suburbs grand Wally McDonald replaces him after Flannery injured his back in the Kiwis match last Saturday. He could not stretch or bend during training and failed to improve.

Brisbane Denis Flannery Queenland New South Wales Cricket Ground Western Suburbs Wally McDonald Sydney Flannery

Hardship for Some Importers Under New Licensing Rules

In Canberra the Chamber of Commerce president warned that changes to licensing under Category B would harm importers with firm orders placed before March. He cited hardship for those facing a market fall as they must meet quotas at March 7 prices while larger rivals can buy cheaper later, noting tax concessions may not offset reduced production.

Canberra Yeaterday Ascotated Chamber of Commercaf Australia W. J. Ale Vson

Stanthorpe considers civic centre on Maryland Street

The Stanthorpe and District Development League urged Stanthorpe Shire Council to study acquiring land in Maryland Street for a civic centre. The plan would include government offices, a public hall, a modern clinic, a playground and park, with a roadway to rear shops. The council agreed to fullest investigation and to prepare zoning reports for next meeting.

Stanthorpe League Maryland Creek Streets Folkestone Street Railway Street Maryland Street S. Walker Ians

Swedish Cabinet Meets Over Soviet Protest After Catalina Shootdown

Third Emergency Meeting of the Swedish Cabinet discusses Moscow’s protest about the June 14 shooting down of a Catalina near Gotland during a Baltic search for a missing Swedish Dakota. Weather delays salvage work as divers and minesweepers try to recover the Dakota amid an oil sheen.

Moscow Sweden Deivers Erlander

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