*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18378453 year 1953 type Article ILLUSTRATED  title The Sydney Morn
FROM RIVER CROSSING TO END OF TRIÄÜ||@@||FROM RIVER CROSSING TO END OF TRIAL
I ^PI A^H" Pclcr Antill ploughed deep into Paddy's River in his Chrysler Plymouth||@@||SPLASH: Peler Antill ploughed deep into Paddy's River in his Chrysler Plymouth
Jr LA Jil ? during {|)c elimination section. Antill has been provisionally placed third.||@@||during the elimination section. Antill has been provisionally placed third.
BOG' navigator Miss Marie Higgs pushed hard at the back of Bill McLachlan's Ford Customlinc while it ploughed tnrougti||@@||BOG: navigator Miss Marie Higgs pushed hard at the back of Bill McLachlan's Ford Customline while it ploughed tnrough
wu" a boggy crcckcrossing on the elimination section.||@@||a boggy creekcrossing on the elimination section.
FINISH' ^ H°'den driven by A. L. Kipling, of South Australia, was the first to cross the line in Driver Avenue yesterday.||@@||FINISH: A Holden driven by A. L. Kipling, of South Australia, was the first to cross the line in Driver Avenue yesterday.
I lill Jil. Kipling lost his first points on the elimination section.||@@||Kipling lost his first points on the elimination section.
DRINK" Tom Sn,man (,eft) washed Lex Davi||@@||DRINK: Tom Sulman (left) watched Lex Davi-
I/I\II1IV. son wasjj tjie ,jus{ from jjjs throat,||@@||son wash the dust from his throat.
HOMF" Hunlber driver, M. S. Law, was||@@||HOMF: Humber driver, M. S. Law, was
HUÍ IL i greeted by his children.||@@||greeted by his children.
AIITllfiDADH" ßarrV Gurdon signed auto||@@||AUTOGRAPH: ßarry Gordon signed auto-
j MUIVUftHril. graphs at (hc fmish yesterday. L||@@||graphs at the finish yesterday.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18363627 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Natural Childbirth||@@||Natural Childbirth
Sir,-We nurses have seen||@@||Sir,-We nurses have seen far too
far too many women coming||@@||many women coming into labour
into labour wards in fear and||@@||wards in fear and trembling, bringing
trembling, bringine their own||@@||bringing their own pain with them.
pain with them.||@@||Doctors are too busy to
Doctors are too busy to in-||@@||instruct or teach expectant mothers,
struct or teach expectant moth-||@@||and somewhere before their term
ers, and somewhere before their||@@||is near a sympathetic and kindly
term is near a sympathetic and||@@||individual explanation should be
kindly individual explanation||@@||available. Not only should they
should be available. Not only||@@||have excercises, but the whole
should they have exercises, but||@@||process of childbirth should be
the whole process of childbirth||@@||explained simply.
should be explained simply.||@@||The ignorance among nurse
The ignorance among nurses||@@||of the Read methods suggests that
of the Read methods suggests||@@||that the lay population must be
that the lay population must be||@@||doubly ignorant. How far this
doubly ignorant. How far this||@@||unnecessary suffering affects the
unnecessary suffering affects the||@@||birthrate can only be guessed at.
birthrate can only be guessed at.||@@||LOUISE ROBINSON.
LOUISE'ROBINSON.||@@||Bondi.
Bondi.||@@||
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18366055 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
FIRST CHURCH I||@@||FIRST CHURCH
SERVICE 1||@@||SERVICE
Presbyterian I||@@||Presbyterian
' Anniversary 1||@@||Anniversary
The 150th anniveisarjj||@@||The 150th anniversary of the first
the first Presb> terian Chad||@@||Presbyterian Church Service in Australia
Service m Australia will K||@@||will be celebrated to-morrow.
celebrated to-morrow||@@||Special services will be held at the
Special services will be be||@@||Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, six miles
at the Ebenezer P«sbjt«J||@@||from Windsor. The Ebenezer Church
Church, six miles from Wmdso||@@||is the oldest church in Australia in
The Ebenezer Church is »||@@||which services are still held.
oldest church in Australia ?||@@||The service will start at 1 p.m. with
which services are still «ia||@@||sacred music. This will be followed at
The sen ice v. .11 start at lp£||@@||1.30 p.m. with the dedication of
with sacred mus.c Ttajjl *||@@||Commemorative Gates.
followed at 130 p m «*£||@@||The Moderator-General of the
dedication of Commemorate||@@||Presbyterian Church of Australia,
G Tue Moderator General of J«||@@||the Right Rev. Richard Bardon, will
Presbyterian Church of Au»||@@||conduct a special service at 2 p.m.
the Right Rev ^¿BZ||@@||The address will given by the Moderator
will conduct a special||@@||of the N.S.W. General Assembly, the
atfhePäWs«.llbe^r||@@||Right Rev. Frank Hanlin, of Manly.
the Modentor-of the||@@||The Police Pipe Band will be present
General Assemblv the Rig«'||@@||at the church, and Scots College and
Frank Hinlin of Manly||@@||Knox Grammar School students will
The Police P'P= ft Se« ?||@@||provide a guard of honour.
present at the churc«, and m||@@||Special trains will run from Central to
College and Knox ui y _||@@||Windsor. Buses will take people on to
School students will Prouo ?||@@||the Ebenezer Church.
guard of hçnour fm m||@@||
Special trains »'»¿T«»,TlH||@@||
Central to Windsor Bu« H||@@||
take people on to the Wen ?||@@||
Chuich ?||@@||
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18386137 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
"Bob" Lulham's||@@||"Bob" Lulham's
Fight||@@||Fight
Against Thallium||@@||Against Thallium
District Hospital. Last night||@@||
Arthur Robert ("Bob") Lulham,||@@||Arthur Robert ("Bob") Lulham,
international Rugby League footballer,||@@||international Rugby League footballer,
the victim of thallium poisoning, expects||@@||the victim of thallium poisoning, expects
to leave hospital within two weeks.||@@||to leave hospital within two weeks.
Police are still trying to||@@||Police are still trying to
locate a woman who has||@@||locate a woman who has
phoned three times saying||@@||phoned three times saying
that she knows who||@@||that she knows who
poisoned Lulham.||@@||poisoned Lulham.
Lulham was admitted to||@@||Lulham was admitted to
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital||@@||Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
last Tuesday after having been||@@||last Tuesday after having been
-ill for a week.||@@||ill for a week.
Detectives have established||@@||Detectives have established
that a small dose of thallium||@@||that a small dose of thallium
was administered to him on||@@||was administered to him on
July 2. .||@@||July 2.
On Monday and again yes-||@@||On Monday and again yes-
terday, a woman phoned Dr.||@@||terday, a woman phoned Dr.
L L.' Greenberg, medical of||@@||L. L. Greenberg, medical of
&er to the N.S.W Rugby||@@||ficer to the N.S.W Rugby
League, said that she knows||@@||League, said that she knows
who poisoned Ludham and||@@||who poisoned Lulham and
hung up without giving her||@@||hung up without giving her
name.||@@||name.
On Wednesday, a woman||@@||On Wednesday, a woman
believed to be the same per-||@@||believed to be the same per-
son-phoned Detective - Ser-||@@||son - phoned Detective - Ser-
geant George Davis, who is in||@@||geant George Davis, who is in
charge of investigations, with||@@||charge of investigations, with
the same information.||@@||the same information.
Efforts to trace the woman||@@||Efforts to trace the woman
have so far failed.||@@||have so far failed.
"On present knowledge, the||@@||DUTCH WOMAN IN
question might be worthy of||@@||HOSPITAL
further investigation and||@@||A Dutch woman, age
study."||@@||who lives at the Narrabeen
-*||@@||camping area, walked into a
||@@||Narrabeen doctor's surgery
giving milk. The use of||@@||yesterday and said she was
sodium iodide is not described||@@||suffering from thallium
as a standard treatment.||@@||poisoning.
washing out the stomach and||@@||She was admitted to Manly
for thallium poisoning as||@@||District Hospital. Last night
"Modern textbooks of toxi-||@@||her condition was grave.
cology describe the treatment||@@||The woman has four child-
lium.||@@||ren aged from five to 13. She
soluable, some of the thal-||@@||is reported to have come to
"Chemically, the iodide||@@||Australia from Java three
might precipitate, or render in||@@||years ago.
not given the treatment.||@@||For three years during the
comparing one series treated||@@||war she was a prisoner of the
that way against another series||@@||Japanese in Java.
ment in a "control series"||@@||Police were told that the
scientific work on the treat-||@@||woman bought three bottles of
anywhere more than sporadi||@@||a substance containing thal-
cally. There is no detailed||@@||lium last Wednesday.
American workers.||@@||Doctors at Manly Hospital
"It has never been tried||@@||are understood to be using
"The sodium iodide treatment||@@||sodium iodide to combat the
was tried first in 1933 by||@@||thallium.
of thallium for murder."||@@||The State Government
The "Herald" Medical Cor||@@||Analyst, Dr. H. B. Taylor,
respondent said last night:||@@||said on Thursday that he be-
could be arrested, and it would||@@||lieved massive doses of sodium
act as a deterrent to the use||@@||iodide were an antidote for
that the effect of the poison||@@||thallium poisoning.
lium poisoning.||@@||He said that of 37 cases of
"Potential suicides would||@@||thallium poisoning treated in
be discouraged if they felt||@@||Sydney during the last nine
make a big difference to thal-||@@||months with massive doses of
yesterday: "If sodium iodide||@@||sodium iodide, 35 had re-
is the real antidote, it should||@@||covered.
sity, Dr. G. C. Smith, said||@@||"DETERRENT"
Medicine at Sydney Univer-||@@||The Lecturer in Industrial
The Lecturer in Industrial||@@||Medicine at Sydney Univer-
Sydney during the last nine||@@||sity, Dr. G. C. Smith, said
months with massive doses of||@@||yesterday: "If sodium iodide
sodium iodide. 35 had re-||@@||is the real antidote, it should
covered.||@@||make a big difference to thal-
"DETERRENT"||@@||lium poisoning.
He said that of 37 cases of||@@||"Potential suicides would
thallium poisoning treated in||@@||be discouraged if they felt
iodide were an antidote for||@@||that the effect of the poison
thallium poisoning.||@@||could be arrested, and it would
said on Thursday that he be-||@@||act as a deterrent to the use
lieved massive doses of sodium||@@||of thallium for murder."
Analyst, Dr. H. B. Taylor,||@@||The "Herald" Medical Cor-
thallium.||@@||respondent said last night:
The State Government||@@||"The sodium iodide treatment
are understood to be using||@@||was tried first in 1933 by
sodium iodide to combat tht||@@||American workers.
lium last Wednesday.||@@||"It has never been tried
Doctors at Manly Hospital||@@||anywhere more than sporadi-
woman bought three bottles of||@@||cally. There is no detailed
a substance containing thal-||@@||scientific work on the treat-
Japanese in Java.||@@||ment in a "control series" -
Police were told that the||@@||comparing one series treated
For three years during the||@@||that against another series
war she was a prisoner of the||@@||not given the treatment.
Australia from Java three||@@||"Chemically, the iodide
years ago.||@@||might precipitate, or render in-
ren, aged from five to 13. She||@@||soluable, some of the thal-
is reported to have come to||@@||lium.
The woman has four child-||@@||"Modern textbooks of toxicology describe the treatment for thallium poisoning as washing out the stomach and giving milk. The use of sodium iodide is not described as a standard treatment. "On present knowledge, the question might be worthy of further investigation and study."
her condition was grave.||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18368961 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
DIVORCE||@@||DIVORCE
Before The Judge In Divorce,||@@||Before The Judge In Divorce,
Mr Justice Teose||@@||Mr. Justice Teece
Decrees nisi E W Dawwra V M||@@||Decrees nisi: E. W. Dawson V. M.
D Dewe« absolute N V English v||@@||Dawson. Decrees absolute: N. V. English v
K L English J. W J Goldsworthy||@@||K. L. English J. W. J. Goldsworthy
v A P Wells (hlsely called Golds||@@||v A. P. Wells (lately called Golds-
norths) V P Chapman v M J||@@||worthy) V. P. Chapman v M. J.
Chapman||@@||Chapman.
Before Mr Justice Richardson||@@||Before Mr Justice Richardson
Decrees nisi I M Lynch v E G||@@||Decrees nisi: I. M. Lynch v E. G.
Ljnch M M Saugy v A A Sausy||@@||Lynch; M. M. Saugy v A. A. Saugy;
J Nendza vii Ncndza-Krupa||@@||J. Nendza v I. I. Nendza-Krupa
co respondent H Le F Horsley v||@@||co-respondent; H. Le F. Horsley v
K M Horsley TEM Bennett||@@||K. M .Horsley; T.E.M. Bennett
v Ñ R Bennett A K Blair v W||@@||v N. R. Bennett ; A. K. Blair v W.
G Blair W H Webb v E M||@@||G. Blair; W. H. Webb v E. M.
Webb F M Rees \ W J J Rees||@@||Webb; F. M. Rees v W. J. J Rees;
A Ducker v G F B Ducker O||@@||A Ducker v G F B Ducker; O
Blackler v W J R Blackler R W||@@||Blackler v W J R Blackler; R W
Richards v L V Richards V 'W||@@||Richards v L V Richards; V W
Kelly V C J Kelly M M Burt||@@||Kelly v C J Kelly; M M Burt
v A W Burt S Grundy v E||@@||v A W Burt; S Grundy v E
Grundy H B M Walles v L F||@@||Grundy; H B M Walles v L F
Walles L J Harris v W G Harris||@@||Walles; L J Harris v W G Harris;
J Furey v W A Furcy E Y||@@||J Furey v W A Furey; E Y
Ramsay v E P Ramsay T L||@@||Ramsay v E P Ramsay; T L
Wheeler v W D Wheeler. L White||@@||Wheeler v W D Wheeler; L White
v O White E M Vickery v S||@@||v O White; E M Vickery v S
Vickery S W Crough v A B||@@||Vickery; S W Crough v A B
Crough||@@||Crough.
Restitution orders J D Parsons||@@||Restitution orders J D Parsons
v L J Parsons J H M Maltby||@@||v L J Parsons ;J H M Maltby
(known as Glenn) v K E Maltby||@@||(known as Glenn) v K E Maltby
(known as Glenn) M Kramer v G||@@||(known as Glenn); M Kramer v G
S Kramer||@@||S Kramer.
Before Mr Justice DoTer||@@||Before Mr Justice Devey
Decree nisi J J Tomlin v O A||@@||Decree nisi : J J Tomlin v O A
Tomlin||@@||Tomlin.
Deere« absolute R O White V J||@@||Decrees absolute: R C White V J
White J Kyle v G G Kyle||@@||White ;J Kyle v G G Kyle.
Before the Registrar||@@||Before the Registrar
Mr J Doufhan||@@||Mr J Doughan
Decrees nlst C P Germyn v L||@@||Decrees nisi: C P Germyn v L
Germyn E F Lawton v H J Law-||@@||Germyn; E F Lawton v H J Law-
ton||@@||ton.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18355541 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
BRITISH||@@||BRITISH
AIRLINER||@@||AIRLINER
I MISSING||@@||MISSING
¡HALIFAX, Feb. 2||@@||HALIFAX, Feb. 2
M.P.).-A British air-||@@||(A.A.P.).—A British air-
ier with 33 passengers ?||@@||liner with 33 passengers
|oard is missing over the||@@||aboard is missing over the
IOrth Atlantic,||@@||North Atlantic.
lie Royal, Canadian Air||@@||The Royal Canadian Air
« says it is feared that the||@@||Force says it is feared that the
ne crashed about 260 miles||@@||plane crashed about 260 miles
m Gander (Newfoundland)||@@||from Gander (Newfoundland)
!y to-day.||@@||eary to-day.
fjie plane, a tour-engined||@@||The plane, a four-engined
[f, operated by Skyways.||@@||???f, operated by Skyways,
Mted, ot London, was on||@@||Limited, of London, was on
TO from Lagens. in the||@@||its way from Lagens, in the
Ms, lo Gander, and on to||@@||Azores, to Gander, and on to
fston. Jamaica,||@@||Princeton, Jamaica.
carried 10 British military||@@||It carried 10 British military
«mel, 10 wives of military||@@||personnel, 10 wives of military
onncl and 13 children,||@@||personnel and 13 children.
«olding to the Royal||@@||According to the Royal
îdian Air Force, it re||@@||Canadian Air Force, it re-
«I at 5.35 a.m. G.M.I".||@@||???ed at 5.35 a.m. G.M.T.
« was about three-quar||@@||It was about three-quar-
of the way to Gander,||@@||ters of the way to Gander.
»ter the transportation||@@||Later the transportation
mumcations centre al||@@||communications centre at
fcr picked up an S O S||@@||Gander picked up an S O S
';the York.||@@||??? the York.
¡è centre said that the||@@||The centre said that the
Der where the plane was||@@||weather where the plane was
reported was very bad,||@@||??? reported was very bad,
4 rough sea, icing, and||@@||??? a rough sea, icing, and
visibility.||@@||??? visibility.
IOMBER MISSING||@@||BOMBER MISSING
1 R.C.A.F. Lancaster||@@||A R.C.A.F. Lancaster
*r, carrying a crew of||@@||bomber, carrying a crew of
>s missing between||@@||?? is missing between
* Bay (Labrador) and||@@||???e Bay (Labrador) and
»y (Newfoundland).||@@||???ay (Newfoundland).
* Lancaster, searching for||@@||The Lancaster, searching for
wierican civiiian plane||@@||an American civilian plane
fig since Fridav. was last||@@||missing since Friday, was last
1 from yesterday.||@@||heard from yesterday.
Ü KILLED||@@||11 KILLED
S. Pacific Fleet headquar||@@||S. Pacific Fleet headquar-
M. Pearl Harbour an-||@@||ters at Pearl Harbour an-
ted to-day that a Nep||@@||nounced to-day that a Nep-
Patrol bomber crashed||@@||tune Patrol bomber crashed
« mountains of North||@@||in the mountains of North
»wa on Saturday, killing||@@||???wa on Saturday, killing
1 of us crew.||@@||11 of its crew.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18381450 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
I SCHOOL CHESS||@@||SCHOOL CHESS
*||@@||
Homebush Increased Ils lead over||@@||Homebush increased its lead over
Randwick In the ninth round of the||@@||Randwick in the ninth round of the
B grade Inter-school teams compe-||@@||B grade inter-school teams compe-
tition which has only two rounds to||@@||tition which has only two rounds to
go The two leader* meet In the||@@||go. The two leaders meet in the
tenth round and this match »111 vir-||@@||tenth round and this match will vir-
tually decide the B grade premier||@@||tually decide the B grade premier-ship.
Ninth round results North Ssoney||@@||Ninth round results: North Sydney
High boat Grammar I 5-0 Home-||@@||High beat Grammar I 5-0; Home-
bush beat North Sydney Tech , S-O||@@||bush beat North Sydney Tech , 5-0;
Randwick belt canterbury. 3-2||@@||Randwick beat Canterbury. 3-2;
Shore beat Birker J 2 Trinity for-||@@||Shore beat Barker 3-2; Trinity for-
feited to Grammar II 0-5 Sydney||@@||feited to Grammar II 0-5; Sydney
High v sydney Tech l-l*** Lead-||@@||High v Sydney Tech l-l*** Lead-
ing scores Homebush 41 Randwick||@@||ing scores: Homebush 41; Randwick
-7 North Sidney High 29>/i 6yd||@@||27; North Sydney High 29½; Syd-
ney Tech 2V/2'" Sydney High||@@||ney Tech 21½; Sydney High 20 ***.
C grade play-off Fort Street I||@@||C grade play-off: Fort Street I,
nhlch won the second division has||@@||which won the second division, has
a nice lead after two rounds Sur||@@||a nice lead after two rounds. Sur-
prising is the comparative failure ol||@@||prising is the comparative failure of
Randwick 1 which won the third||@@||Randwick 1 which won the third
dnislon with a clean score In||@@||division with a clean score. In
the second round Scots I beat Rand||@@||the second round Scots I beat Rand-
wick I 4-1 and rort Street I beat||@@||wick I, 4-1 and Fort Street I beat
Manlv I 3-2 scores with one||@@||Manly I, 3-2. Scores with one
round to go Fort Street I 8 Manlj||@@||round to go: Fort Street I, 8 Manly
I and Scots I each 5'a Randwick||@@||I and Scots I, each 5½; Randwick
I 1||@@||I, 1.
* Unfinished game||@@||* Unfinished game.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18383206 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Architects'||@@||Architects'
Contracts||@@||Contracts
Architects have signed the foi||@@||Architects have signed the for
lowing contracts -||@@||lowing contracts:-
Teddle Ihorp and Walker archi-||@@||Peddle, Thorp and Walker archi-
tects-Erection of shovuoom office||@@||tects. Erection of showroom, office
and stole lol Tamworth City Coun||@@||and store for Tamworth City Coun-
eil Hutcheison Bros Pty Ltd||@@||cil. Hutcheison Bros Pty. Ltd.,
builder), Sydnej l.xcavfltion at Bal||@@||builders, Sydney, Excavation at Bal-
main for Bricht Steels Ltd Machine||@@||main for Bright Steels Ltd. Machine
Enterprises Pty Ltd Waterloo||@@||Enterprises Pty. Ltd, Waterloo,
Erection of garaecs and alterations||@@||Erection of garages and alterations
to residence at Gladswood Gardens||@@||to residence at Gladswood Gardens,
Double Bay C A Baker and Son||@@||Double Bay; C. A. Baker and Son
Pty Ltd Installation of heating||@@||Pty. Ltd. Installation of heating
system to residence Double Bay J||@@||system to residence Double Bay; J.
Sainsbury and Co Ltd Erection of||@@||Sainsbury and Co. Ltd, Erection of
residence at Newport Scholbcrg and||@@||residence at Newport Scholberg and
Smelt of Beacon Hill Palntinc and||@@||Smelt of Beacon Hill, Painting and
renovation» to residence at Newport||@@||renovations to residence at Newport
S Verrllls Palm Beach||@@||S. Verrills, Palm Beach.
Baldttinson and Booth architect«||@@||Baldwinson and Booth, architects
-Erection of factory for Cecil Bos||@@||- Erection of factory for Cecil Bos
Co Pty Ltd at Well and Belmore||@@||Co Pty Ltd at Well and Belmore
Streets R\dc McConncll Building||@@||Streets, Ryde; McConncll Building
Co Pty Ltd «vmtrartors||@@||Co. Pty. Ltd. contractors.
II Itukkln Itmrc architect -Ercc||@@||H. Ruskin Rowe architect - Erec-
tlon of stone and concrete infant||@@||tion of stone and concrete, infant
school at St Mark «- Chuich Dar||@@||school at St Mark's Church, Dar-
llnc Point C A Baker and Son||@@||ling Point; C. A. Baker and Son
builders||@@||builders.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 27521787 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Ï. o||@@||
Pinned By||@@||Pinned By
Van On||@@||Van On
?iff Edge||@@||Cliff Edge
I||@@||
A man was pinned be-||@@||A man was pinned be-
neath an overturned van||@@||neath an overturned van
pn the edge of a 100ft||@@||on the edge of a 100ft
cliff at Cammeray last||@@||cliff at Cammeray last
night.||@@||night.
.With his arm pierced b||@@||With his arm pierced by
ie bough of a tree, thc ma||@@||the bough of a tree, the man
y ¡n agony for half an hon||@@||lay in agony for half an hour
Wie attempts were made t||@@||while attempts were made to
aise thc van from his body.||@@||raise the van from his body.
Thc man, Hedley Hodge!||@@||The man, Hedley Hodges
7, a milkman, of the Brae||@@||27, a milkman, of the Brad-
cid Park bousing scttlcmcn||@@||field Park housing settlement,
.ns driving his van around||@@||was driving his van around
harp bend in Rowlinso||@@||sharp bend in Rowlinson
aiadc, Cammeray, when h||@@||Parade, Cammeray, when he
ist control.||@@||lost control.
Thc van plunged off th||@@||The van plunged off the
oad and rolled down a 15f||@@||road and rolled down a 15ft
mbankmcnt.||@@||embankment.
A small sapling preventei||@@||A small sapling prevented
t from plunging 100ft dowi||@@||it from plunging 100ft down
lie almost vertical cliff.||@@||the almost vertical cliff.
As thc van rolled over||@@||As the van rolled over,
lodges was thrown throug!||@@||Hodges was thrown through
ne open door.||@@||the open door.
The vehicle fell on top o||@@||The vehicle fell on top of
im and pinned him dowi||@@||him and pinned him down
bile a bough of thc saplin¡||@@||while a bough of the sapling
Ilîcrccd his arm.||@@||pierced his arm.
L "LURCHED"||@@||"LURCHED"
pMr. W. G. Saxon, who Ijvci||@@||Mr. W. G. Saxon, who lives
[icw yards from the scene||@@||a few yards from the scene
ind others, tried to lift thc||@@||and others, tried to lift the
an off Hodges.||@@||van off Hodges.
He said: "As we started to||@@||He said: "As we started to
[Cave, thc van lurched||@@||heave, the van lurched
lightly. We were afraid we||@@||slightly. We were afraid we
multi all be swept over the||@@||would all be swept over the
liff, so we left him there, un||@@||cliff, so we left him there, un-
ble to help, until the ambu||@@||able to help, until the ambu-
ancc and breakdown vans||@@||lance and breakdown vans
irrived."||@@||arrived."
[ A wire was finally used to||@@||A wire was finally used to
¿ft thc overturned vehicle,||@@||lift the overturned vehicle,
i'hile Central District Ambu-||@@||while Central District Ambu-
lance officers pulled Hodges||@@||lance officers pulled Hodges
¡lear.||@@||clear.
He was taken to Mater||@@||He was taken to Mater
Miscricordiae Hospital, where||@@||Misericordiae Hospital, where
[odors inserted 15 stitches in||@@||doctors inserted 15 stitches in
he deep wound in his arm.||@@||the deep wound in his arm.
. He was also treated for||@@||He was also treated for
iterations to the chest and||@@||lacerations to the chest and
hock, but was allowed to||@@||shock, but was allowed to
save.||@@||leave.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18391223 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
rchitect For||@@||Architect For
lympics||@@||Olympics
aid £31,665||@@||paid £31,665
- ??||@@||
MELBOURNE, Friday||@@||MELBOURNE, Friday
[r Frank Heath, the||@@||Mr Frank Heath, the
tarne architect who||@@||Melbourne architect who
Ped the Olympic Sta||@@||designed ed the Olympic Sta-
m for Carlton Oval be||@@||dium for Carlton Oval be-
t the Olympic Games||@@||fore the Olympic Games
{f switched to the||@@||were switched to the
^Gi has been awarded||@@||MCG has been awarded
»i665 compensation||@@||£31,665 compensation.
to sum was paid out of||@@||The sum was paid out of
»ral Olympic Games||@@||general Olympic Games
"? to which the Federal||@@||"? to which the Federal
«rament contributed 50||@@||Government contributed 50
«nt and the Victorian||@@||percent and the Victorian
«rament and Melbourne||@@||Government and Melbourne
Council 25 per cent||@@||Council 25 per cent each.
LHwih had claimed||@@||Mr Heath had claimed
TO. but the Victorian||@@||TO. but the Victorian
«rament refused to meet||@@||Government refused to meet
¡ The £31.665 was de||@@||this. The £31.665 was de-
«Kd bv an independent||@@||derived by an independent
Nor Mr j B Tait, Q C||@@||moderator Mr J B Tait, Q C
«'«nins year, Mr Heath||@@||earlier this year. Mr Heath
.Paid £8 500 for the||@@||was paid £8 500 for the
'«gun at Carlton This||@@||work begun at Carlton. This
£en deducted from the||@@||has been deducted from the £31,665.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18370434 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
MW. KING'S||@@||N.S.W. KING'S
1 CUP CREW||@@||CUP CREW
1 IS CONFIDENT||@@||IS CONFIDENT
1 -.||@@||-.
j PERTH, Tuesday.||@@||PERTH, Tuesday.
I Victoria's crew remains||@@||Victoria's crew remains
*. a firm favourite for the||@@||a firm favourite for the
I King's Cup, to be rowed||@@||King's Cup, to be rowed
^ over the three miles of||@@||over the three miles of
j the Swan River course||@@||the Swan River course
1 next Saturday.||@@||next Saturday.
1 However, New South||@@||However, New South
^ Wales is confident it can||@@||Wales is confident it can
i make a fight of it and coach||@@||make a fight of it and coach
Joe Gould says the eight||@@||Joe Gould says the eight
, bas done everything asked||@@||has done everything asked
. of it since it arrived here on||@@||of it since it arrived here on
' Friday.||@@||Friday.
Boat trouble caused a delay||@@||Boat trouble caused a delay
in training on Saturday, but||@@||in training on Saturday, but
',, since then the crew has been||@@||since then the crew has been
'I training hard.||@@||training hard.
"' On Sunday the New South||@@||On Sunday the New South
h wales men rowed 16 miles||@@||Wales men rowed 16 miles
H three at full pressure. To-day||@@||three at full pressure. To-day
M they confined themselves to||@@||they confined themselves to
1 short, sharp work.||@@||short, sharp work.
1 There have been two minor||@@||There have been two minor
p .casualties m the N.S.W. boat||@@||casualties in the N.S.W. boat
[5 -Dick Brown (bow) bas a||@@||- Dick Brown (bow) has a
I touch of laryngitis and at||@@||touch of laryngitis and at-
| tended Royal Perth Hospital||@@||tended Royal Perth Hospital
i this morning; Bruce Downie||@@||this morning; Bruce Downie
- (No. 3) has a strained knee||@@||(No. 3) has a strained knee
j muscle.||@@||muscle.
, However, both men are still||@@||However, both men are still
, rowing||@@||rowing.
' N.SW. will also be repre||@@||N.S.W. will also be repre-
í senied in the sculls and pair||@@||sented in the sculls and pair
i Tn coxswain and has drawn||@@||with coxswain and has drawn
{ No. 3 station in all events.||@@||No. 3 station in all events.
? ._||@@||
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18365144 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
j: NEW LEGAL||@@||NEW LEGAL
5 MEN||@@||MEN
»?i -'-.||@@||
8||@@||
1 Nine barristers and 24 solici||@@||Nine barristers and 24 solici-
¡ tors two of them women, were||@@||tors two of them women, were
¡ admitted to pncticc in the Full||@@||admitted to practice in the Full
I Court >estcrday||@@||Court yesterday.
i The ne» barristers arc James||@@||The new barristers are: James
! Connaughton Gatley Jack Robson||@@||Connaughton Gaffey, Jack Robson
Allison Richard Thornton Harvey||@@||Allison, Richard Thornton Harvey
Barbo ir Brian Keith Walton Cowle||@@||Barbour, Brian Keith Walton Cowie ,
Louis Michael Jarman Patrick James||@@||Louis Michael Jarman,Patrick James
Gulllcj-le Alexander Matthew John||@@||Guilfoyle,Alexander Matthew John
! Donovan Brian Joseph Brandt W11||@@||Donovan,Brian Joseph Brandt,Wil-
Ham Daniel Dunbar||@@||liam Daniel Dunbar.
Solicitors Harold Lark Harris||@@||Solicitors:Harold Lark Harris,
! James Outrun Anderson Warren||@@||James Outram Anderson,Warren
Francis Asprey Gcoflrcy Colin Blg||@@||Francis Asprey ,Geoffrey Colin Big-
ftrs. Mar> Annes Caspcrs James||@@||gers, Mary Agnes Caspers ,ames
>,etli Creer lan Wilfrid Francis||@@||Neill Creer,lan Wilfrid Francis,
Broughton Girluid Stnnlcy Albert||@@||Broughton Garland, Stanley Albert
llamlei Patricia Hinch Anthony||@@||Hamley, Patricia Hinch, Anthony
Chattes Badham Jackson Ross Gillies||@@||Charles Badham Jackson, Ross Gillies
Johnstone Kel In Kater Max» eil||@@||Johnstone, Kevin Kafer, Maxwell
Claries Knlbbs Peter Thomas Land||@@||Clarles Knibbs,Peter Thomas Land,
Phillip GeorRC Le!c\re Lawrence||@@||Phillip George Lefevre,Lawrence
Phillip l5nch William Robert Mc||@@||Phillip Lynch,William Robert Mc-
Ccmas Brjan Robert Neilson Rich-||@@||Comas ,Bryan Robert Neilson, Rich-
ie Stuart Nea ton Kenneth Edward||@@||ard Stuart Newton,Kenneth Edward
Mb ett D-uld Terence Panckhurst||@@||Niblett, David Terence Panckhurst.
Bruce Hescott Petrie Peter James||@@||Bruce Hescott Petrie Peter James
Welch||@@||Welch.
Confirmation or conditional admis-||@@||Confirmation or conditional admis-
ión Alan Janies Rice_||@@||sion Alan James Rice.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 27523698 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Judge Lloyd On J||@@||Judge Lloyd On
Parole Boa«||@@||Parole Board
The Minister of ¡mike,||@@||The Minister of Justice, Mr.
R. R. Downing, anno||@@||R. R. Downing, announced
that Judge A. S. Lloyd, ol||@@||that Judge A. S. Lloyd, of the
District Court, will be tl«||@@||District Court, will be the new
president of the Parole Boar||@@||president of the Parole Board.
The position was formerly||@@||The position was formerly held
by thc late Judge H. F. Marl||@@||by the late Judge H. F. Marl??
I Judge Lloyd served wi'tb||@@||Judge Lloyd served with the
¡Army in the first World War,!||@@||Army in the first World War,
in the last war bc sweaty,||@@||in the last war he successively
held (he appointments of ft]||@@||held the appointments of Presi-
dent of Court Maniais, fa«||@@||dent of Court Martisls, East
Command, Deputy Judge M||@@||Command, Deputy Judge Advo-
cate-General, and DioM||@@||cate-General, and Director of
Legal Services on the staffa||@@||Legal Services on the staff of
Commander-in-Chief.||@@||Commander-in-Chief.
Judge Lloj'd was admitid||@@||Judge Lloyd was admitted to
(the Bar in 1914, appointed<||@@||the Bar in 1914, appointed a Judge
lin 1946, and appointed a to||@@||lin 1946, and appointed a to Justice
of the District Court in M||@@||of the District Court in19??.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18372913 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Dusan Mará||@@||Dusan Marek
Many indiscretions have i«j||@@||Many indiscretions have been
committed under the names||@@||committed under the name of
surrealism, some, with the in*||@@||surrealism, some, with the in
ihty of a dreamworld to aid to||@@||abihty of a dreamworld to aid them
with a semblance of success||@@||with a semblance of success.
Surrealism without the for««||@@||Surrealism without the force of
art, however, becomes mere pi*||@@||art, however, becomes mere propaganda,
paganda, and that is precis||@@||and that is precisely
how the work of Dusan Mai«||@@||how the work of Dusan Marek
at the Mack Gallery, 183 if||@@||at the Mack Gallery, 183 Pirie
Street, affects one||@@||Street, affects one.
Mr. Marek, we are told K||@@||Mr. Marek, we are told left
his homeland because he «a||@@||his homeland because he did
not like its enforced pattern«||@@||not like its enforced pattern of
social realism in art His»«||@@||social realism in art. His own
manner, with its total F||@@||manner, with its total pre-
occupation with subject matter«||@@||occupation with subject matter to
the exclusion of formal considera||@@||the exclusion of formal considera
tions, has indeed much m cot||@@||tions, has indeed much in common
mon with the official "art of nu||@@||with the official "art" of his
country||@@||country.
It may advertise d*««||@@||It may advertise different
wares, but advertise it does w||@@||wares, but advertise it does. Never/Nor
has his subconscious caled up||@@||has his subconscious called up
phantasies at all difieren «J||@@||phantasies at all difierent from
those indulged in by jay »||@@||those indulged in by gay students
ents in the 1920s The Dada.«||@@||in the 1920s. The Dadaist
flirtations at this late date »?||@@||flirtations at this late date
pear particularly naive||@@||appear particularly naive.
The exhibition opens to-da*||@@||The exhibition opens to-day.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18373186 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
5 Solicitor Put||@@||Solicitor Put
t Bond For Week||@@||On 1/- Bond For Week
ft _^_||@@||
I Judge Nield, at the Quar||@@||Judge Nield, at the Quar-
1 ter Sessions Appeal Court||@@||ter Sessions Appeal Court
[ jesterday, released a Coon-||@@||yesterday, released a Coon-
amble solicitor, Stanley||@@||amble solicitor, Stanley
5 .Adams Button, on a 1/||@@||Adams Button, on a 1/
<¡ bond to be of good behav||@@||bond to be of good behav-
| iour for a week.||@@||iour for a week.
I Button, partner in the firm||@@||Button, partner in the firm
ï of J. D. Y. Button and Son,||@@||of J. D. Y. Button and Son,
| King Street, Coonamble, was||@@||King Street, Coonamble, was
«: fined a total of £500 at||@@||fined a total of £500 at
1 Central Summons Court on||@@||Central Summons Court on
Î January 27 for taxation||@@||January 27 for taxation
i offences.||@@||offences.
Í He appealed yesterday against||@@||He appealed yesterday against
I the seventy of the fines.||@@||the severity of the fines.
L Mr. R. Soiling. S.M.. had||@@||Mr. R. Solling, S.M., had
! fined Button for having failed||@@||fined Button for having failed
ï io comply with Court orders to||@@||to comply with Court orders to
j lodge an income-tax return for||@@||lodge an income-tax return for
j 1950 and furnish certain infor||@@||1950 and furnish certain infor-
i mation to the Taxation Depart||@@||mation to the Taxation Depart-
\ ment.||@@||ment.
Mr. H. J. Henchman (for||@@||Mr. H. J. Henchman (for
I Button) told Judge Nield that||@@||Button) told Judge Nield that
I Button forgot to send in the||@@||Button forgot to send in the
| return and information.||@@||return and information.
Button had an extensive prac||@@||Button had an extensive prac-
[ tice and had suffeied from over||@@||tice and had suffered from over-
} itrsm due lo business and dom||@@||strain due to business and dom-
Í tstic worries.||@@||estic worries.
i The proceedings against||@@||The proceedings against
| Button before Mr. Soiling were||@@||Button before Mr. Solling were
| heard ex-parte, he said.||@@||heard ex-parte, he said.
] "TAX RETURN FOUND"||@@||"TAX RETURN FOUND"
1 Another Coonamble solicitor,||@@||Another Coonamble solicitor,
i William Ernest Waterford, said||@@||William Ernest Waterford, said
. he »as with Button when But-||@@||he was with Button when But-
ton found his 1950 tax return||@@||ton found his 1950 tax return
, and other papers which the de||@@||and other papers which the de-
i partaient wanted. He said||@@||partment wanted. He said
î Button thought the documents||@@||Button thought the documents
had been sent in.||@@||had been sent in.
-. "His omission to do so was||@@||"His omission to do so was
i due to overstrain and the effect||@@||due to overstrain and the effect
i of an accident at Bathurst,"||@@||of an accident at Bathurst,"
. Waterford said.||@@||Waterford said.
Judge Nield said Button had||@@||Judge Nield said Button had
i obviously been fined on the||@@||obviously been fined on the
L prpunds of gross contempt.||@@||grounds of gross contempt.
"Nothing had been done in||@@||"Nothing had been done in
'. compliance with the Court||@@||compliance with the Court
orders and Button did not attend||@@||orders and Button did not attend
: Cou«," his Honour said.||@@||Court," his Honour said.
?' "But 1 have no doubt that the||@@||"But I have no doubt that the
j magistrate would not have in||@@||magistrate would not have in-
': flicted the fines had he had||@@||flicted the fines had he had
k; before him the facts available to||@@||before him the facts available to
'[ me."||@@||me."
:j Judge Nield then confirmed||@@||Judge Nield then confirmed
¡i the convictions, quashed the||@@||the convictions, quashed the
;,] fines and released Button on a||@@||fines and released Button on a
¡i bond to be of good behaviour||@@||bond to be of good behaviour
5? for a week._||@@||for a week.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18389383 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
10 Soldiers||@@||10 Soldiers
Listed||@@||Listed
lulled||@@||Killed In
Korea||@@||Korea
>;i||@@||
CANBERRA, Thlutsday||@@||CANBERRA, Thursday.
-Tie names of nine\ wen||@@||—The names of nine men
killed in action in Kore,4Latw*||@@||killed in action in Korea, and
one who died of wounds are||@@||one who died of wounds are
given in a casualty h$t||@@||given in a casualty list
which the Minister for the||@@||which the Minister for the
Arm\, Mr. J Francis, is||@@||Army, Mr. J Francis, is-
sued to day||@@||sued to day.
The list contains the names of||@@||The list contains the names of
45 members of the Third Bat||@@||45 members of the Third Bat-
talion, Royal Australian Regí||@@||talion, Royal Australian Regi-
ment||@@||ment.
It reports one man missing m||@@||It reports one man missing in
action, 33 wounded in action||@@||action, 33 wounded in action
and one accidentally wounded||@@||and one accidentally wounded.
Most of the casualties resulted||@@||Most of the casualties resulted
from actions between June 21||@@||from actions between June 21
and June 25 They arc||@@||and June 25. They are:
KILLED IN ACTION||@@||KILLED IN ACTION
Pte vVictor Morris Winckel!||@@||Pte. Victor Morris Whackett,
Sutherland, NSW, Pte Maxwell||@@||Sutherland, N.S.W.; Pte Maxwell
Augustus Aulich, West Ivanhoe||@@||Augustus Aulich, West Ivanhoe,
Vic L Cpl Allan George Yeo||@@||Vic.; L-Cpl. Allan George Yeo,
Collingwood, Vic, L Cpl Thomas||@@||Collingwood, Vic.; L-Cpl. Thomas
Keith Heard Geelong, Vic Pie||@@||Keith Heard, Geelong, Vic.; Pte.
Royce Alexander Wiffen, Launces||@@||Royce Alexander Wiffen, Launces-
ton, Tas , Pte William Roy McWil||@@||ton, Tas.; Pte. William Roy McWil-
han, Kent, UK, Cpl John Ghee||@@||lian, Kent, UK.; Cpl. John Ghee,
Ebbe Vale Wales, U K , Pic Hush||@@||Ebbe Vale, Wales, U.K.; Pte. Hugh
McCann Glasgow UK, Pte Toby||@@||McCann, Glasgow, U.K.; Pte. Toby
Hazel, Urangan, Q||@@||Hazel, Urangan, Q.
DIED Or WOUNDS||@@||DIED Of WOUNDS
Pte Les James Joseph Howe,||@@||Pte. Les James Joseph Howe,
Hackney, S A||@@||Hackney, S.A.
MISSING IN ACTION||@@||MISSING IN ACTION
Pte Colin Montague Tesch,||@@||Pte. Colin Montague Tesch,
Camp Hill, Brisbane, Q||@@||Camp Hill, Brisbane, Q.
WOUNDED IN ACTION||@@||WOUNDED IN ACTION
Pte Stanley John Stokes Tele-||@@||Pte. Stanley John Stokes, Tele-
graph Point, NSW, Pte Reg John||@@||graph Point, N.S.W.; Pte. Reg John
Michael Harris, Annandale NSW||@@||Michael Harris, Annandale, N.S.W.;
Pte Peter Da\id Toohey Suth«||@@||Pte. Peter David Toohey, Suther-
land, N S W , Pte John James Ken||@@||land, NSW.; Pte. John James Ken-
nedy, Grong Grong, NSW Pie||@@||nedy, Grong Grong, N.S.W.; Pte.
Frank Petts Erskineville, NSW||@@||Frank Petts, Erskineville, N.S.W.;
Pte John Phillip Bates, Denman||@@||Pte. John Phillip Bates, Denman,
NSW, Pte Maxwell Norman||@@||N.S.W.; Pte. Maxwell Norman
Shephard, Bondi Junction NSW||@@||Shephard, Bondi Junction, N.S.W.;
Sgt Alfred Martin Harris Elizabeth||@@||Sgt. Alfred Martin Harris, Elizabeth
Bay, NSW, Pte Kevin Peter||@@||Bay, N.S.W.; Pte. Kevin Peter
White, Richmond, Vic, Pte John||@@||White, Richmond, Vic.; Pte. John
Nixon, Wyndham, WA, L Cpl||@@||Nixon, Wyndham, W.A.; L-Cpl.
David Thomas McKenzie, Foster,||@@||David Thomas McKenzie, Foster,
Vic, Pte Peter Doughs Ferrier||@@||Vic.; Pte. Peter Douglas Ferrier,
Ringwood, Vic , Lieut Albert Wil||@@||Ringwood, Vic.; Lieut. Albert Wil-
ham Gargate, Durham, UK L||@@||liam Gargate, Durham, UK.; L-
Cpl Robert Anthony Ncagle||@@||Cpl. Robert Anthony Neagle,
Plympton, S A Pte Edgar Wright,||@@||Plympton, S.A.; Pte. Edgar Wright,
Shropshire, UK L-Cpl Frederick||@@||Shropshire, UK.; L-Cpl. Frederick
John Roberts, Perth, WA, Pie||@@||John Roberts, Perth, W.A.; Pte.
Leonard Bruce Murdoch Too||@@||Leonard Bruce Murdoch, Too-
woomba, Q Pte Allan Maxwell||@@||woomba, Q.; Pte. Allan Maxwell
George Mcinnes, Geelong \ic||@@||George McInnes, Geelong, Vic.;
Cpl Ronald Kenneth Cashman||@@||Cpl. Ronald Kenneth Cashman,
Williamstown, Vic, Pte Allan||@@||Williamstown, Vic.; Pte. Allan
James Brown St Leonards, SA||@@||James Brown, St. Leonards, S.A.;
Pte Elvon Royce Ballard Laun||@@||Pte. Elvon Royce Ballard, Laun-
cestón Tasmania Pte Barry Anth||@@||ceston, Tasmania; Pte. Barry Anth-
ony Wragg, Birmingham UK||@@||ony Wragg, Birmingham, UK.;
Pte William Brian Russell Mell||@@||Pte. William Brian Russell, Mell-
ham W A , Pte David Phyle Bad||@@||ham, W.A.; Pte. David Playle, Bad-
dington WA Pte Russell Wins||@@||dington, W.A.; Pte. Russell Wins-
com Katanning, WA Cpl John||@@||com, Katanning, W.A.; Cpl. John
Patrick Coyle, Kalgoorlie WA||@@||Patrick Coyle, Kalgoorlie, W.A.;
Cpl John Beresford, Allison Subi||@@||Cpl. John Beresford, Allison, Subi-
ico, WA, Pte Edward James Gnf||@@||aco, W.A.; Pte. Edward James Grif-
fiths, North Wales, UK||@@||fiths, North Wales, U.K.
WOUNDED IN ACTION,||@@||WOUNDED IN ACTION,
REMAINING ON DUTY||@@||REMAINING ON DUTY
Pic Daniel Terence Leay Lner||@@||Pte. Daniel Terence Leay, Liver-
pool, U K , Pte Kevin James Dut«||@@||pool, U.K.; Pte. Kevin James Dut-
ton, Charters Towers Q Pte Rob||@@||ton, Charters Towers, Q.; Pte. Rob-
ert Walter Rouse Auburn Nie,||@@||ert Walter Rouse, Auburn, Vic.;
Pte Allen James Joseph lightfoot,||@@||Pte. Allen James Joseph Lightfoot,
Kalinga Q Pte William Wilson,||@@||Kalinga, Q.; Pte. William Wilson,
Barrhead UK||@@||Barrhead, U.K.
ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED||@@||ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED
Pte Alexander Richard Gerard,||@@||Pte. Alexander Richard Gerard,
Yan awonga, Vic_||@@||Yarrawonga, Vic.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18379718 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
DIVORCE||@@||DIVORCE
(BEFOBE THE JUDGE IN||@@||(BEFORE THE JUDGE IN
DIV0KCE, MR. JUSTICE TOOSEI||@@||DIVORCE, MR. JUSTICE TOOSE)
Decrece absolute W J Frankel||@@||Decrees absolute W J Frankel
r E W Frankel M I Fitzsimmons||@@||v E W Frankel: M I Fitzsimmons
v L Fltasimmons K Hackett v||@@||v L Fitzsimmons: K Hackett v
L Hackett E M Hardaker v C||@@||L Hackett: E M Hardaker v C
J Hardaker V S Hejden v S L||@@||J Hardaker: V S Heyden v S L
Herden J Pascoe v R R Pascoe||@@||Heyden: J Pascoe v R R Pascoe:
A E F Yeoman v L I B Yeo||@@||A E F Yeoman v L I B Yeo
man R A Broxcm y J E Broxotn||@@||man: R A Broxom v J E Broxom:
M E Darts v TJ M Davis M||@@||M E Davis v TJ M Davis: M
P P De Stoop v J A De Stoop||@@||P P De Stoop v J A De Stoop:
V E Hammond TROP Ham||@@||V E Hammond v R.G.P. Ham
mond C S Jean.* VAT Jean»||@@||mond: C S Jeans v AT Jeans
G E Kelly VAT Keily R||@@||G E Kelly v A T Kelly; R
F Mlmnaw v S W Mlmnaw Aleld||@@||F Mimnaw v S W Mimnaw: Aleid
ians co re JP Morrison v A||@@||ians co re: JP Morrison v A
G Morrison W J L Pearce v||@@||G Morrison: W J L Pearce v
M H Pearce Archer co re M||@@||M H Pearce: Archer co-re M
* Tanner v E R Tanner B||@@||A.Tanner v E R Tanner: B
M Webber v W Webber L E||@@||M Webber v W Webber: L E
Bain v H G Bain E M Bright||@@||Bain v H G Bain: E M Bright
rOW Bright S J Burren v||@@||v GW Bright: S J Burren v
I S Burren \ S Callashan T||@@||I S Burren: V S Callaghan v
J S Callaghan J H Clack v||@@||J S Callaghan: J H Clack v
A D Clack L. ConneU T M P||@@||A D Clack: L. Connell v M P
Connell î, Z J Devenish T W||@@||Connell: N. Z. J. Devenish v W
Devenl'h Cullen lnterrener F||@@||Devenish, Cullen lntervener F
Geraghty T J E Geraghty A C||@@||Geraghty v J E Geraghty; A C
Giles T B T Giles C J F Goode||@@||Giles v B T Giles ; C J F Goode
vCC Goode J E Hall r D||@@||v CC Goode; J E Hall v D
F Hall E J Harrison T E A||@@||E Hall; E J Harrison v E A
Harrison J R Homewood T J||@@||Harrison; J R Homewood v J
S Homewood R H Howard y H||@@||S Homewood; R H Howard v H
G Hraard, R V Husted T C H||@@||G Howard; R V Husted v C H
H »ted O M Jackson T W Jack||@@||Husted; O M Jackson v W Jack
«on M J John v K S John||@@||son; M J John v K S John;
K A Johnson v E G R Johnson||@@||K A Johnson v E G R Johnson:
A Kavanagh v A hatanagh O||@@||A Kavanagh v A Kavanagh O
M King v D King C E Kini||@@||M King v D King: C E King
v C M King W A Lawson v||@@||v C M King: W A Lawson v
D M La« on E P. Lockier T||@@||D M Lawson: E P. Lockley v
A E Lockley N T McB rnejr||@@||A E Lockley: N T McBurney
v G R McBumev J McDougal||@@||v G R McBurney: J McDougal
T E K D McDougal K D W||@@||v E K D McDougal: K D W
McAirar T K A J McVicar F||@@||McVicar v K A J McVicar: F
D Murphy T G D P Murprir||@@||D Murphy v G D P Murphy:
N H M j era T L D Myers E||@@||N H Myers v L D Myers: E
D Neilson T V Neilson A R||@@||D Neilson v V Neilson: A R
Oller T N G Oller M M Pea||@@||Olley v N G Olley: M M Pea
cock v A Peacock A E Prowse||@@||cock v A Peacock: A E Prowse
y D P M Prowse A J Ross||@@||v D P M Prowse: A J Ross
r S Rosa A A Renia Martin \||@@||r S Ross: A A Rouis Martin v
A O Rous Martin I B Saunders||@@||A O Rous-Martin: I B Saunders
y H G Saunders J F Smithers||@@||v H G Saunders: J F Smithers
y B Smlth-rs G A W Tilley||@@||v B Smithers:- G A W Tilley
y G N Tilley Connors co re D||@@||v G N Tilley: Connors co-re D
A Trefîene v F A Treflene D||@@||A Treffene v F A Treffene: D
A \oung v E F Young K Rennie||@@||A Young v E F Young: K Rennie
y W A Pennie||@@||v W A Rennie.
BFFOKF »m JUSTICE||@@||BEFORE MR. JUSTICE
RICHARDSON||@@||RICHARDSON
Decree« nlsl N C D Sloss T J||@@||Decree nisi: N. C. D. Sloss v J.
D Sloss T M Murray y W C||@@||D. Sloss; T. M. Murray v W. C.
Mur ay B M Lester T A R||@@||Mur ay; B. M. Lester v A. R.
Lester I M Powell v w J Powell||@@||Lester; I. M. Powell v W. J. Powell;
I Heales r N A Healea C H||@@||I. Heales v N. A. Heales; C. H.
Pike v R C Pike R G Lucas v||@@||Pike v R. C. Pike; R. G. Lucas v
H D Lucas L Hall V T D Hall||@@||H. D. Lucas; L. Hall v T. D. Hall;
K R Cumrring v P M Cumming||@@||K. R. Cumming v P. M. Cumming.
Bates co re G W Briggs y D J||@@||Bates co-re,; G. W. Briggs v D. J.
Briggs J O Frost v R J Frost||@@||Briggs; J. O. Frost v R. J. Frost;
M A Blacfcley y D V Blackley||@@||M. A. Blackley v D. V. Blackley;
N J Organ T J R Organ C M||@@||N. J. Organ v J. R. Organ; C. M.
Burns y H R i. Burns M E||@@||Burns v H. R. E. Burns; M. E.
Fell y H. K Fell W H Beplate||@@||Fell v H. K. Fell; W. H. Beplate
v F C Beplate A M Mullln y||@@||v F. C. Beplate; A. M. Mullin v
J Mullln Allen co re D Alten||@@||J. Mullin, Allen co-re; D. Allen
y F W Allen J V Henderson v||@@||v F. W. Allen; J. V. Henderson v
N Henderson G H Srratt v M||@@||N. Henderson; G. H. Spratt v M.
Spratt K H Brown TJA Brown||@@||Spratt; K. H. Brown v J.A. Brown;
A H Northage vis Northage||@@||A. H. Northage v I. S. Northage;
?3 D Piggott T N F Piggott N||@@||S. D. Piggott v N. F. Piggott; N.
M Angus y R W Angus||@@||M. Angus v R. W. Angus.
Restitution order« C C Gale y||@@||Restitution orders: C C Gale v
C A Gale M Storer r D Storey||@@||C A Gale M Storer v D Storey
T W Cassidy y D Cassidy E V||@@||T W Cassidy v D Cassidy E V
Sherring v D M R Sherring||@@||Sherring v D M R Sherring
Derree absolute N Lennon T W||@@||Decree absolute N Lennon v W
M Lennon Crittenden oo-respon||@@||M Lennon Crittenden co-respon
dent||@@||dent
BFFORE MR JUSTICE DO\FT||@@||BFFORE MR JUSTICE DOVEY
Deere» nl»i R Z Morrison y||@@||Decrees nisi: R N Morrison v
M M Morrison||@@||M M Morrison
Restitution order J B Btames y||@@||Restitution order J R Beames v
N F Beame»||@@||N F Beames.
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*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18387157 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
CHESS||@@||CHESS
All the leaders scored particular!}||@@||All the leaders scored particularly
well In the penultimate round 01||@@||well In the penultimate round 0f
the A grade Interclub teams com||@@||the A grade Interclub teams' com-
petition with Concord Crojdon||@@||petition with Concord-Croydon
maintaining its 2 Vi points lead||@@||maintaining its 2½ points lead
Eighth round results -Concord||@@||Eighth round results: -Concord
Crojdon bent University of Tech||@@||Croydon beat University of Tech-
iioloey 4V4-'2 Maroubra beat Chats||@@||nology, 4½-½; Maroubra beat Chats-
wood I 4 1" Chatswood II beat||@@||wood 1, 4-1*; Chatswood II beat
Sjdnej 4 1 UnlJerslty II bett||@@||Sydney, 4-1; University II beat
Auburn 5 O University I v St||@@||Auburn, 5-0; University I v St
George 2'/a l'i* Scores with one||@@||George 2½-1½*. Scores with one
round to go C -Concord 28*||@@||round to go: C. -Concord, 28*:
Maroubra 25 Vi* University II||@@||Maroubra, 25½*; University II,
2o'/2 University I 2)16* Chats||@@||25½: University I, 23½*; Chats-
wood II 211.! Chatswood I IG**||@@||wood II, 21½: Chatswood I, 16**;
Sjdnej 16 St George 15Vi«"||@@||Sydney, 16: St George, 15½**;
University of Technology 12*||@@||University of Technology, 12*
Auburn, ll1^**||@@||Auburn, 11½**
Bondi won the Bl competition bj||@@||Bondi won the BI competition by
defeating Crovdon Concord IV, ilA||@@||defeating Croydon-Concord IV, 3½-
I12 in the play on||@@||1½, in the play-off.
* Unfinished game||@@||* Unfinished game
Postal Institute Svdenhnm bent||@@||Postal Institute, Sydenham beat
Cronulla 7 4 in a lriondlj match||@@||Cronulla, 7-4 in a friendly match.
M E Goldstein was underrated In||@@||M. E. Goldstein was undefeated in
a simultaneous dtsplnj at Clint«||@@||a simultaneous display at Chats-
wood He won 11 games and drew||@@||wood. He won 11 games and drew
three||@@||three.
Sunday Herald problem solving||@@||"Sunday Herald" problem solving
comretlllon No _ K1 Pilre wlnncis||@@||compettiton No. 230. Prize-winners:
A J Croft Marrickville A Mc||@@||A. J. Croft, Marrickville; .A Mc-
Guilt Punchbowl S Lcnc?jckl||@@||Guffie, Punchbowl; S. Lenczycki.
Rose Bis J Rilclih Randwick A||@@||Rose Bay; J. Rileigh, Randwick; A.
Woods Eastern Cieek H Zwiebel||@@||Woods, Eastern Creek; H. Zwiebel,
Bellevue Hill||@@||Bellevue Hill.
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*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18393568 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
DIVORCE||@@||DIVORCE
«||@@||«
BbFORE MR JUSTICE DOVE!||@@||BEFORE MR. JUSTICE DOVEY
Decrees nisi M P Atkins v E||@@||Decrees nisi: M. P. Atkins v E.
J Atkins E A Hardlsty V V E||@@||J. Atkins; E. A. Hardisty v V. E.
Hardlsty||@@||Hardisty
retlllon dismissed I Dixon v F||@@||Petition dismissed: I. Dixon v F.
W Dixon||@@||W. Dixon
Decrees absolute T Newitt v K||@@||Decrees absolute: T. Newitt v K.
D Newitt C E Edwards v P||@@||D. Newitt; C. E. Edwards v P.
A Eduards E C Howe V E M||@@||A Edwards; E. C. Howe v E .M.
Howe R T Jenkins v E M Jen||@@||Howe; R. T. Jenkins v E. M. Jen-
kins Callaghan co-re D V Lock-||@@||kins, Callaghan co-re.; D V Lock-
hart v J J Lockhart D M Woods||@@||hart v J. J. Lockhart; D. M. Woods
v J R A Woods B B Field v||@@||v J. R. A. Woods; B. B. Field v
WAS Field M B A Le Roy||@@||W.A.S. Field; M. B .A. Le Roy
v L F Le Roy O P McCrtstal||@@||v L. F. Le Roy ; G. P McCristal
v E D McCrlstal R P Mills v||@@||v E. D. McCristal; R. P. Mills v
F E Mills G B Ovendcn v R||@@||F. E .Mills; G. B. Ovenden v R.
C Ovendcn G M Singleton v A||@@||C. Ovenden; G. M .Singleton v A.
J Singleton M J Southwell v W||@@||J. Singleton; M. J. Southwell v W.
T Southwell L D Stair v E C||@@||T. Southwell; L. D. Stair v E. C.
Stair K E Allen v J W Allen||@@||Stair ; K. E. Allen v J. W. Allen;
KAW Arthur v D W Arthur||@@||K.A.W. Arthur v D. W. Arthur;
E Blehl v N M Blchl Capra co-||@@||E. Biehl v N. M. Biehl, Capra co-
re P Creswell v D E Creswell||@@||re.; P. Creswell v D. E. Creswell;
A W Day v L L Day J A||@@||A. W. Day v L. L. Day; J. A.
B Dunn v K Dunn Martin co-re||@@||B. Dunn v K. Dunn, Martin co-re.;
I M C L Fenton v A A S||@@||I. M. C. L. Fenton v A. A. S.
Fenton F D Forde v D R Forde||@@||Fenton; F. D. Forde v D. R. Forde;
D R Gill V D A Gill 8 S||@@||D. R. Gill v D. A. Gill; S. S.
Granger v B A Granger J K||@@||Granger v B. A. Granger; J. K.
Hcnzo v M B I Henze F Hepton||@@||Henze v M. B. I. Henze; F. Hepton
v D M Hepton L E Hodges v||@@||v D. M. Hepton; L. E. Hodges v
F J Hodges MAC Jackson||@@||F. J. Hodges; M.A.C. Jackson
v W O Jackson TAC Jenkins||@@||v W. C. Jackson; T.A.C. Jenkins
v N G. L Jenkins R E Jones v||@@||v N. G. L Jenkins; R. E. Jones v
L G Jones ACS Kennedy v||@@||L .G. Jones; A.C.S. Kennedy v
F N Kennedy||@@||F. N .Kennedy.
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*$*OVERPROOF*$* 27526819 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Story Of Bid -||@@||Story Of Bid
To I||@@||To
Steal Report||@@||Steal Report
Police said at Central-j||@@||Police said at Central
Court of Petty Sessions yds-s||@@||Court of Petty Sessions yes-
terday that a postal worker:||@@||terday that a postal worker
broke into Crow's Nests||@@||broke into Crow's Nest
post-office to try to steal, a-,';||@@||post-office to try to steal, a
departmental report.||@@||departmental report.
Mr. R. Soiling, S.M¡, sent;||@@||Mr. R. Solling, S.M., sent
the .man, Norman Scott Bed-*||@@||the man, Norman Scott Bed-
doe, 35, of Albany Street,'!||@@||doe, 35, of Albany Street,
Crow's Nest, for trial at thé^||@@||Crow's Nest, for trial at the
Quarter Sessions on a charge/,||@@||Quarter Sessions on a charge
of breaking and entering with,,||@@||of breaking and entering with
intent to steal.||@@||intent to steal.
Errol Darcy Hewett, reliev-'1||@@||Errol Darcy Hewett, reliev-
ing postmaster, of Condamine' i||@@||ing postmaster, of Condamine
Street, Balgowlah, said that at;||@@||Street, Balgowlah, said that at
8.20 p.m. on January 13 he ^,||@@||8.20 p.m. on January 13 he
was outside the Crow's Nest",||@@||was outside the Crow's Nest
post-office. i '||@@||post-office.
He looked through a. win-1||@@||He looked through a win-
dow and saw Beddoe sitting .||@@||dow and saw Beddoe sitting
at the postmaster's . table.||@@||at the postmaster's table.
FRIGHTENED||@@||FRIGHTENED
Constable R. A. Mair said"||@@||Constable R. A. Mair said
Beddoe told him he broke into I||@@||Beddoe told him he broke into
thc post-office to make seve¿';||@@||the post-office to make seve-
ral improtant phone calls and |||@@||ral improtant phone calls and
to get hold of a report about;||@@||to get hold of a report about
himself. , Y||@@||himself.
Beddoe said the report was "||@@||Beddoe said the report was
about something that had hap- I||@@||about something that had hap-
pened during the day, and ha !||@@||pened during the day, and he
was frightened he-would losöü||@@||was frightened he would lose
his job, the constable added, j||@@||his job, the constable added.
Mr. Soiling allowed Beddoo||@@||Mr. Solling allowed Beddoe
£10 bail.||@@||£10 bail.
||@@||
*$*OVERPROOF*$* 18392087 year 1953 type Article title The Sydney Morn
Mint Building i||@@||Mint Building
Sur,--Tb* cía .\-fint Build-||@@||Sir, - The old Mint Build-
ing in Macquarie Streit- cutir1||@@||ing in Macquarie Street, built
hy Franaa Greenaway., is <c||@@||by Francis Greenaway, is so
ceaurffüiTj prccorocnetf char it||@@||beautifully proportioned that it
m a defigfat sa tàe eye of ant-||@@||is a delight to the eye of any-
one wfec fore a. seaae of beaut?||@@||one who has a sense of beauty
aa¿ ¿buga. Its*atnraoi?eaess||@@||and design. Its attractiveness
has,, howeser fresa ruined by||@@||has however been ruined by
the area 5x franc, hacina feeai||@@||the area in front, having been
aa^&aTtedi amf used as a parfc||@@||designated and used as a park-
sçgarës. "||@@||ing area.
Enragáte frew mach mers at-||@@||Imagine how much more at-
tractive thür charming: oíd fanld||@@||tractive this charming old build-
ais wouf<£ Ecoic ÉÊ the space ai||@@||ing would look if the space in
frone was concerted hito lawas||@@||front was converted into lawns
anea gardens; wahi fcrígní ffcwen.||@@||and gardens with bright flowers.
Why doesn't the Scare Govern- '||@@||Why doesn't the State Govern-
ment use the? cid building to||@@||ment use this old building to
house some of the Law Court»?||@@||house some of the Law Courts.
At present the? are scarcerecS aft||@@||At present they are scattered all
over the place, fe seenst st tharne||@@||over the place. It seems a shame
that this fine feuñdóií s&cufif he||@@||that this fine building should be
>jsed for the Housing Ccnmta||@@||used for the Housing Commis-
îfcnvw&iciîcoufd!ea3rï2 ¡removed||@@||sion which could easily be moved
to sonfe other säe fir Waoflteov||@@||to some other site in Woolloo-
rneofccv Mifler/j. Point cr Surr?||@@||mooloo, Millers Point or Surry
Hat*.||@@||Hills.
Sjcfeey. EJL. i||@@||Sydney E.R.
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