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AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER by EMH Headline: No doctor as a Mail Notices BY THE⚫
RECESSION CAUSES HARDSHIP
The people of Victoria went to the polls last week in what was widely interpreted as a test of the Federal Government's anti-recession policies.
Or
Is war near?
By DON IDDON
New York.
AIR RAID sirens
howled at 11 o'clock
Harley-street baby
is born
London.
the other morning in New York and the Mrs Iris Foster realised she was about to headlines read: Is war have a baby în her basement flat in Harley-street.
But American near? nerves are unrattled. senator Hubert Humphrey was
THERE were doctors, doctors everywhere when
There are three doctors in rooms in the building above her. Ave next door, hundreda of
the latest advocate for strong others as neat neighbours in micasures over, Berlin as: hun-Landon's medical Mecca. dreds of thousands Rocked to the beaches, musehed hot- dogs, and generally adopted a "so-what?" altitude.
But if the Labour Party were This exam wil mark the end kaping for a resounding defent of their general secundary Elizabeth Taylor, on her way of the faberal-Country Party | education. The two extru years from New York to Hollywood coalition, there was a shock in 14
with her schoof will be fur those
husband. Eddle after Fisher,
thelr trip to store for them when counting wanting to go to university showed that the Government of undertake other higher studies.
Russia, said she didn't think she would like to return to Mr Henry Balte had been re- In addition to the new six-
the Soviet Union, but de- elected by only a sightly
cur
course, the Government
seribed the Alm festival there duard majority.
-approved in principle a bursary
as "quite interesting." system covering 75 per cent of Supla i the final two years of this cularse.
ru-
Party
It Was the lastspur which derided to fight the con- paign on what it considered to he the hemployment-causing ficies of the Liberal Country
Government Party Tederal sphere.
State issues
Fixe
University professors believe the new course will tend to better standard of student.
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Parents, tu, seemed pleased with the new arrangement, particularly us the hursaŸles are (specially designed to assist
: pupils who might, through
The Bedte Government co-economie elreunatances, leave rented itself with fighting on schoul before completing state ones. it was undoubtedly course." helped by the continuing split !
te the Victorian Labour Party,
fur
the dissidents who style
★ ★ *
Money trouble
HE U.S. is going through a financial crisis as well as
But not a single one was at her bedside. It was an ambul- ance driver who had to deliver her Bib, baby boy who nerlved a fortnight early the other day.
'Not classy enough'
"Why
couldn't one of them
have come to me?" juked 24-
Mrs year-old
Foster as baby Harry slept at her side in a suit- case cot.
*T
think perhaps it was be- cause I am not classy enough for them," she sold bitterly
The Fosters have a daughter, Mrs Foster with her 999 son Susan, aged six, and two sons,
Peter Paul, ve, and Mark he was much gentler than any Anthony, 15 months,
Britain. It is not as severe and the dollar is in less clor-
Husband Peler, a 28-year-old Ker of devaluation than the belt cutter. explained: "I ran 2. but the economic picture
to tell the lady receptionist to is not gend
the three ductors upstairs, then There was #
crack came in look after credit
the other down. W. J. Touscany, secre-
chlidren." tory of Good Housekeeping Shop, which has 22 stores in Detroit, said: "The rule of repossessions over bod debts la running 30 pe above last year We are in trouble."
raid they were in Inancial difficulties. The country's (1 Big national airlines have lost more than £7,000,000 in the first six months of this year. On the North Atlantic run, Pan American dropped about
$780,000.
themselves "Democratie Labour Two items of Hongkong in. American air companies also
Party." again gave their pre- ferences 19 the Government candidates.
10
Renetions in Canberra varied i from dismay
the Ja
Labour Tanks
cautious optimisin oming the Government, though there is tendency to play down ane popular Interpretation of the result as a vote of con- Odence in the Federal Govern- frent's economie "squeeze **
pollets.
now.
leresi
Under the Homewhat cryptic. head- ing "Dogs for Red China" the Sydney newspaper, that The Sun reported the Cessnock (NSW) Showground will be used as a training area for 300 greyhound racing dogs to to Communist be sent China,
dew to Washington the other day In a plane which had only three other passengers. Huge
travelling Jels are beross the country half empty.
Show boom MICHAEL Wilding opened on
Only it turns out the dogs are M Broadway the other night,
Meanwhile official figures re- Jessed in Canberro show
that there was a further rise in us
destined not for Red China bai
enelave in employment last month (June)ting Portuguese
Communtal China" known as
now stands at
total and the 111,484, an increase of 9,130 Macao. over May. This means 2.7 per
Sun The
reported that milton Mr K. P. Tay, of Hongkong, cent of Australia's 4.2 working force are now aut of spent last week in Sydney in-
purchasing work. The Increase in June was, vestigating
pro- however, less severe than inspects. He intends to start grey- May and Government officials hound racing at Macau and, so kope this is a further sign | The Sun says, eventually 1,000 that the recession has spurned Austration dogs will be bought, the corner"
It is one thing to discuss the current recession in terms of figures and facts, another to ander- stund 1 in human terms.
For thousands it has brutight extreme hardship, and there was a particularly ugly out- break of rioting in Bonegila Migrant Camp at Albury when trore than 1,000 unemployed men smashed windows, battered
and a polleeman
anated n polle car. Nor was
un!
Isolated Incident,
Armed police were rushed to the scene but this did not pre- sent further violence.
Sydney newspapers
attacked the Federal Government "for thinking and talking in terms of statistics instead of human values."
The Daily Mirror pointed out that a large proportion of the unemployed in Australia were migrants and that in New South Wales alone, 11,000 were on the dole.
'A disgrace'
The Mirror went on "It is a disgrace for Australla to tell Its overseas representatives to try to keep up the quota of lin- migrants when Europeans in Australia are rioting because they can't gel work."
The Mirror added "To› many inigrants are already returning with domaging stories of cane ditions In Australio for the Bonegilla riota to glussed over ng of no account." The Sydney Morning Herald Was equally critical and threw cold water an one Federal Minister's suggestion that the riots wern the work of a handful of dis- contented migrants. The Herald kalf the Government had a clear responsibility to take what, steps it could to adjust the In- toke of migrants to existing economie conditions and Cm-
loyment opportunities.
The
New South Wales Government has decided that secondary education should be In six-year course instend of Ave.
For those who consider schooldays the best year of their Ilves, there will be cheera, Fur thone otherwise iclined, 'éven
Mr Tay is reported to favour buying 300 "not so expensive" dogs to begin with. Photos of the dogs have brea sent to Hong- kong for approval before Mr complete Tay's representatives negotiailons.
The blisters
popping up in Britain
London.
Build
more new towns rather than allow houses to be put up haphazardly in rural areas, Mr George Langloy-Taylor, chairman of the Council for the of Rural Preservation
other England, said the day.
Stile-
He was refurrkug to a munt by, Mr Henry Brooke, the Minister of Housing, that more houses would have to be built in the countryside.
If this were 50, Fakti Mr Langley-Taytor, he hoped the project would be properly plained.
fle was addressing the
tot). ference of the Valuers' Institu flon nt Eulkestone.
replacing Michael Rennie in
GROUCHO MARX Creaky lover...
the comedy Mary, Mary. His wife, Busan, enbled bim: "America, has everything- including you.” Groucho Marx has just Bnished his ife-story entitled Memoirs of a Creaky Lover, and the film studios are worried about the reputation of some of the Female stars mentioned.
A hundred and fifty summer theatres, from Beverly Hills
ZSA ZSA GABON
Dollar darling
boom to Broadway, report business. Staro, Including Ginger Rogers. Gloria Swan- Margaret O'Brien
Hola, Mr Langley-Taylor said that hid bulidings in towns would relieve the pressure, but these too should be planned to make a united whole.
this
"What we are doing in country k popping up like a lot of blinters. I would nut
meinsch
of pecing the whole Pimlico pulled down and built, up 10 storeya high."
the
He added: "Our greatest his- torical monument,
most valuable possession Souvr, is the countryside.' We should be proud to fight to preSKTV S market towns, villages, hedge- rows, trcca,
janes, copICA, atrenihs, and farmsteads."
London' Express Service.
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when the sixth year takes effect for they shall obtain mercy,
in six years thne, there will Matthew 5:7.
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เวล Zan Zea Gabor, are mak- ing muru they could on Broadway in Hollywood, Some are commanding £1,808 a week, which should interest the migrant labourers In Mia souri who innke only 'about 2s. 3d. an hour.
Votes plan DESIDENTS of Washington,
D.C., none of whom has the righ to vote, may get it soon. President Kennedy has asked Congress to grant home rule to residents of the District of Columbia.
A case of doctors refusing the 27-year-old father of a five- their duty? "No," explained year-old daughter, said:
the grey haired receptionist above the Fosters the other day.
"All
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"I am sure," said he, "that, since I have had the full use of my reason, nobody has ever heard me laugh,”
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midwife."
"But no help come until the ambulance arrived," sald Mr Foster.
Driver Victor Penriing, of thei St John's Wood depot, himself;
$
調
14
in the day's work.
I
40
21
121
Across
"I didn't even ask any of them to { must, have delivered 30 or go to Mrs Foster.
babick in the last two years."—
The only. doctor in the London Express Service. house at the time radiology specialistwos engaged with patient.
"I thought if I asked any of the neighbouring doctors they would only have told me to dial D99. So that's what I did.”
Unusual, but-
Continued
the
receptionist:
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"I suppose It is unusual for someone to have a baby Karley-street without a doctor
Dut present.
rently, there's nothing much the 999 service can't handle, is there?
"And remember that most of the doctors here specialise in other branches of medicine and perhaps know Ittle about delivering babies."
Back Lu pretty, auburn- haired Mrs Foster: "Never mind. The ambulance driver Couldn't have been nicer or that more encouraging during seven minutes.
"I am going to have his name as Barry's middle name-
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The board is in its so to speak, primitive state, and con ays a sense of aching nothingness; Ita function no longer exists. Lunzer has made an uncompromising statement of truth.
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NIGHTEEN MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
51X HUNDRED AND FORTY- TWO tongues were set wagging up and down and to and fro by the enormity of a salary of £24,000 & year. What those
agile tongues should have wagged about Was tho enormity of having to pay a man £34,000 in order to leave him with a few thousands when the tax- collectors have done with him.
Beat feet forward
THE now building, says an
account of a horror, will be 305 feet high, Very neat, "One fool for each day of the year,” a as the entomologist said to the three centipedes, "One moment, sir." interjected his secretary, "By my reckoning there will be 65 feet left over."
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"But, sir," Ingly.
anid tho gecretary. "they use all their feet at once, like the rowers of
fools the old galloys." "More they,"
grumbled the entomo- Jogist.
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