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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
1
England dominated most of the 80 minutes with strong three-quarter play and solid defense. Western Districts fought to limit penalties and scrums as crowds of about 9000 attended, with England’s Parks and swift wingers creating anxious moments for the Western backs.
A U S Public Relations Officer in Sydney explained that American husbands must request passages for their Australian wives and children. If no such request is received, the wives are not booked to sail, ensuring no Australian brides are stranded upon arrival in the United States.
A meeting of the New South Wales Division of the Australian Assistants of Scientist Workers urged the release of Dr Alan Nunn May in the interests of international freedom of science. The report notes Dr Nunn May was sentenced to nine years imprisonment for giving restricted details.
Salvation Army members met to raise money for a Young People's Hall beside the Salvation Army Hall on Lee Street. They planned subscriptions and a working party with support from Band and Young People's Corps, while acknowledging local residents and volunteers.
The limited list of women in the St Australian Victory Parade contingent includes Miss Joan Christie of Dubbo, a known figure in legal circles. Names were drawn from a hat and Joan was among the successful picks. Tonight and tomorrow another screening of The Picture of Dorian Gray will be shown.
Rumors arise about Australian external affairs minister discussions on denying facilities to a Dutch destroyer after alleged cache damages. Prime Minister Chifley and officials avoid public statements while tensions with the Netherlands grow.
Saturday afternoon next at 20 o clock. The Wellington Agricultural Bureau announces its annual general meeting held at the Bureau Beall.
Funeral service was held at the Church of England on Monday morning with Rev. H. Graham officiating. The cortege proceeded to the Church of England portion of the District cemetery. Messrs Murray Bros. managed funeral arrangements. The attendees included Peggy Ralston and SUPT award, along with various relatives and friends from Wuku, Martland, Wellington, and surrounding districts.
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