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8 The 15 152 8 AfJZAAS COuFEREiiCE PARLIAMENT, Tuesday Aboriginal tents a LAME COVE 40,560 sq, ft. LARGE LOADING DOCKS BRICK BUILDING FIRE SPRINKLERS For further details please contact Mr J. Proudford of Insidious5 lead poison usril OB the roads PORT MORESBY $16,000 Plus POSITION: General Manager of one of the mod substantial groups of construction companies in Papua New Guinea. REQUIREMENTS: Proven comparable experience, preferably in the construction field with ability to report meaningfully to the managing director on all aspects of the group's operations. SALARY: $16,000 pa, but this is a guide only.

The rinal salary will depend entirely upon the applicant's suitability for the position. Other benefits include rent-free house, car and lower income tax rates. APPLICATIONS: Will be received in confidence and should contain full particulars of applicant's background and experience. All applications will be answered and should be forwarded to: "General Manager P.N.G.", Box 2737, G.P.O. Sydney, N.S.W.

2001 tsi "W' JtuotAM vi Sir Alan Hulme of protest U25-7461 44 MARTiN PLACE SYDNEY, 2Q0CI he said. The cost of eliminating lead from petrol was about 2c a gallon. he heai Smoking ads: Date set for warning A biologi-st from the Australian National University. Dr A. Weath-erley, warned that Lake FIBREGLASS FACTORY MANAGER Traffic policemen, shopkeepers and bridge toll collectors in Sydney may be suffering lead poisoning, the professor of analytical chemistry at the University of NSW, Professor L.

E. Smythe, said yesterday. He told the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science congress being held at the university that he had collected samples Warnings on the haz ards of cigarette smoking an anti-knock additive to petrol. Professor Smythe said lead was an "insidious" cumulative poison. Cars used about 2,000 tons a year in NSW 75 per cent of which was discharged as an aerosol or spray in the exhaust.

Eighty per cent of lend aerosol inhaled was retained in the lung, he said. Professor Smythe said doctors often wrongly diagnosed the symptoms of mild lead poisoning, which included fatigue, headache and depression. He urged regular testing of those who worked near heavy traffic. In a survey of lead in six sites around Sydney, he found relatively high levels in plants near the Gladesville Bridge. He attributed this to the acceleration of cars up the slope of the bridge.

City dust contained as much as 1 per cent lead, will be required with radio and television advertisements for cigarettes from January 1 next. The Postmaster- ILeading W.A. Fibreglass Manufacturer requires energetic, ambitious, capable Manager. Existing staff 15, anticipating 30, 197273. Remuneration will be by negotiation.

Personal interviews will be conducted by phoning Sydney 451 7780. Sapphire Plastics Pty. Ltd. 1748 Albany Highway, KEMVICK, 6107. Burley Griffin may end up sterile because of zinc from a disused mine.

The zinc entered the lake from Captain's Flat by way of the Molonglo River. He said zinc concentrations had already approached lethal levels for rainbow and brown trout in the lake. Calculations had shown that if a dam was built on the Queanbeyan River, as planned, it would prevent dilution which kept the zinc levels down. Dr Weatherley also warned that the lake was an ideal settling tank and zinc levels in the sludge at the lake's bottom were steadily becoming of. hair from people working near heavy traffic and they contained dangerous levels of lead.

Some hairs contained more than 120 micrograms of lead per gram. The level of 100 micrograms per gram indicated lead poisoning. The lead came from cars, in which it is used as General, Sir Alan Hulme. said the requirements for the warnings would apply throughout Australia. He was replying to Mr D.

J. Hamer (Lib. Vic) who had asked when the warnings would be required. Sir Alan said only two States Victoria and Western Australia MANAGING DIRECTOR RETAIL $30,000 Plus One of Australia's leading retail groups wishes to appoint a Managing Director to assume this position from that of the incumbent, who will be retiring within a reasonably short period of time. The company is highly regarded in financial, and commercial circles with a long profit history.

In order to be considered for this outstanding opportunity it is necessary to have an established record of success in a senior management position, preferably with a retailing background. Although no specific age is determined for this position, it is assumed that the successful candidate will come from the 35-45 age group. He will have undoubted ability as a leader, and may hold a tertiary qualification. In addition to the high salary, the position will carry commensurate executive Benefits. Applicants are assured of strict security, and under no circumstances will information be passed to our client until approval has been obtained at a personal interview.

It is necessary that replies should include details of qualifications, a summary of business experience and responsibilities attaching to appointments as well as current remuneration. Applications are to be addressed to: "Managing Director Retail" Co Box 2157, G.P.O., Sydney, N.S.W. 2001 would require warning "This form of legislation gives similar powers to the control of camping on what might be described as municipal land and is common throughout Australia," he said. The Government was faced with the situation that any protest group or minority group "whether they be fascists, unionists, pensioners, woolgrowers, wheatgro-wers, you name it, could camp with impunity on the lawns outside this building or on any unleased land in the city area. "How could a responsible Government tolerate such a situation when a defect in the law had been exposed?" he said.

"It is not a question of the Government taking action against the Aborigines. "It is a question of the Government facing up to its responsibilities of preserving public places in Canberra for public use." Mr Hunt said he held the view that the continued presence of "scruffy tents" outside Parliament House was not serving the interests of the Aboriginal people or the Parliament in a dignified wav. Mr K. Enderby (Lab, ACT) said the "embassy" had been a peaceful symbol of Aborigines' claims for land rights. "The minister converted that peaceful symbol into a symbol of violence," he said.

The motion was defeated after debate was gagged. The Aboriginal tent "Embassy" on the lawns in front of Parliament House had been "a protest of the heart," which had been "by no means ineffective," Mr K. E. Beazley (Lab, WA) said. He was moving a motion of no confidence in the Minister for the Interior, Mr Hunt, over his handling of the removal of the "embassy" earlier this month.

Mr Beazley said an ordinance prohibiting camping on unleased land in Canberra had caused an unnecessary clash between police and demonstratprs. The "embassy" had spoken "to the conscience of Australia in the person of thousands of tourists and others who visited Canberra." Mr Beazley said Mr Hunt had sent a telegram to the Northern Territory apologising fpr his inability to attend the opening of the Tennant Creek Sports Club because of what he described in the cable as a "crisis situation" in Canberra over the removal of the "embassy." Mr Hunt's telegram had said: "Left-wing unionists and radicals threatened to cause a violent demonstration and possibly bloodshed in Canberra," f.ollow-ing the removal. Mr Hunt said the ordinance which removed the "embassy" did not restrict the traditional rights of freedom of speech or assembly or the rights of people to protest. labels of cigarette packets by January 1. Other States had in dicated they could not see their way clear to require the packet warnings by TO LEASE BURWOOD New prestige air-conditioned building Burwood Road, due for completion in October 1972.

AREAS AVAILABLE FROM 2,400 Sp. TO 5,500 SO. FT. Case for the $100,000 car Mercury in fish: that date. "I believe the proclama tion date in relation to ad vertising on radio and television will apply from that more tests date, he said.

Inquiry bid For Details phone: "We still lack the social skills and the spiritual strengths that are needed to ensure the sociological success of our cities," he said. The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, in NSW The NSW Department of Health is making further tests on mercury content of shark meat, Senator Murphy, gave "We need inspired new Australian guidelines and principles, and the means notice of a motion calling for an urgent inquiry into a complaint by the Prime Minister of Yugoslavia 44 Margaret Street, Sydney 29 S637 29 8251 of securing their perform the Minister for Health, that the Australian Government had tolerated the training of migrants involved in terrorist activi ty against Yugoslavia. EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITY BELROSE AUCTION SALES QUERIED The motor car should be priced at $100,000, the Melbourne architect Sir Osborn McCutcheon told the congress. Petrol costs should be at a similar enhanced rate. Sir Osborn argued that economic affairs should be manipulated to reduce the impact of anti-social devices that created hazard and pollution.

He said that after dealing with car and petrol prices "we may need to move onward to public ownership of land, at least for our urban areas, so that decisive, quickly-planned urban developments can proceed." Sir Osborn was delivering the presidential address of the architecture and town planning section of the ANZAAS congress. "Today's prophets of doom have cause for fear the figures are there," he said. The environmental problem was difficult to handle, but it left no excuse for failing to make a courageous and immediate effort to assume control. Sir Osborn advocated high-density housing for Australia. The most desirable European communities had densities four times those in Australian cities.

ance. Earlier, a Sydney architect and planner, Mr lan McKay, said that "most public authorities in Australia tended to hinder rather than to help original or even good development." His firm had "actually had a scheme rejected because it complied with the council's code for residential The council's letter said: "Anything that complies with council's code will be of too great a bulk." A town planner with the State Planning Authority, Mr John Roseth, told the congress there was no reason to replace the inner suburbs housing. 'There are vast areas just outside the inner mun Mr Jago, said yesterday. The Victorian Government decided on Monday to ban 70 per cent of all shark meat sold in Victoria after tests had shown an excessively high mercury content. Mr Jagp said departmental inspectors were having difficulty obtaining samples from large sharks which were more likely to have a higher concentration of mercury than small ones.

Previous laboratory tests on shark meat had not shown a dangerously high mercury content. The Director of State Fisheries, Dr D. Francois, said NSW did not have the same extensive shark fishery as Victoria. He explained that mercury occurred naturally in 31 aMMj. gjjjp.

PRODUCTION MANAGER This is a position which will require ability to organise and control manufacturing operations involving both COLD FORMING and HOT FORGING of Bolts, Nuts and Component Parts principally for the Structural Engineering and Automotive Industries. Development of the Cold Forming division Is an important part of the Company's plans. Experience in Multi-Station Transfer Press operations would be an advantage although not necessarily essential. The company operates the most modern equipment of this type in the world today and is seeking a T.QP GRADE man. The remunrration and fringe benefits which will be offered the sucssful applicant will also be first-class Applications should be addressed to: The STAFF DIRECTOR, The Sydney Steel Co.

Pty. Ltd. 46 Edinburgh Road, MARRICKV1LLE. Lynch told Dr J. F.

Cairns (Lab, Vic) that 723 people had been prosecuted in 1971-72 for offences under the National Service Act. A total of 2,306 people had failed to register in that year. This was 2.2 per cent of the total that registered. LAND SALE: Final details of the Federal Government's purchase of land at Everard Park, South men using uniforms similar to those worn by customs officers some years ago. Other matters raided included: DRAFT: Fines against 119 people convicted under the National Service Act in Sydney in 1969 had not been collected because the prosecutions were "colluded," the Attorney-General, Senator Greenwood told Senator J.

L. Cavanagh (Lab, SA). The Minister for Labour and National Service, Mr The Department of Customs and Excise has referred to Crown Law authorities the existence of auction sales purporting to be sales of imported goods. The Minister for Customs and Excise, Mr Chipp, told Mr G. G.

Scholes (Lab, Vic) that these were not sales of goods confiscated by his department. He said there had been some confusion over the use of the word "custom" in advertising and sales FROM $1800 DtPWill PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT Weekdays 29 8611, Weekends 452 2902 Australia, were still being worked out, the Minister for Aborigines, Mr How- We PARKES IDEAL HOMES 52-S8 CLARENCE ST, SYDNEY PIH78 icipalities have a much looser form of son, told Mr L. C. Wallis (Lab, SA). Ill development and which sea water where it was absorbed by small fish and other organisms, then passed on to larger, lunger-living predators, such as sharks.

could be redeveloped to two-storey medium-densi-ty-type housing, and still SecretaryManager treble the number of people they accommo date," he said. Court's tribute to Judge Applications are invited for the position of Secretary-Manager at Ashtidd R.S.L. Sub-Branch Club. Applications in own writing stating age, qualifications, experience and marital status, must be accompanied by copies of references. Applicants are notified that experience in business management is essential in this type of position.

DBPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AUCTION SALE 'Art MOTOR VEHICLES The Full High Court no Address to President, Ashfielj R.S.L. Sub-Branch Club 374 Liverpool Road, ASHFIELD, 2131. Closing date 23872. paid tribute yesterday to Sir William Webb, a judge of the High Court between 1946 and 1958. He died last Friday aged 85.

The Chief Justice, Sir Garfield Barwick. said Sir mm mmm mm 'mwmtmmmm mm AT DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY, AUCTIOM STORE, KALE STREET, BOTANY, COMMENCING AT 12.00 NOON WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, 1972. 90 Surplus Commonwealth Vehicle Including: 16 Ford Falcon Station Scdan lS to 19M models; 11 Holden Station Sedans, 7 models; 15 Ford Falcon panel vans. I6 to 18 mods: 6 Holden panel vans. 1967 mod: 7 Holdcn 1V6768 mods; 2 FoiJ Falcon utilities, l5 mod; 7 Holden utilities.

13. 1967 and l9 mods) I International utility, l7 mod; 1 L.W.B. Landrovcr, W7 mod; 1 International C180O Prime Mover, 1967 mod; 3 International Trucks, 2 ton 19oS mods; 2 International Trucks, 30 cwt 1959 and 15 mods: 3 International panel vans. 1962 and 1967 mods; 2 Com-mer panel vans. 2 Ion I964'65 mods; 2 Commer Trucks, 6 ton 1965 mods; 2 Commer 17 passenger Coachettel, 19V4'S5 mods; I Commer Truck, 8 ton 1966 mod; 1 Leyland Beaver Prime Mover, 19h4 mod.

with Freinhter 12 ton sincle axle trailer; I AIMon Clvdesdale Prime Mover, 1963 mod, with honey axle trailer 32ft i 8ft. DEPOSIT: 207c in Cash or Certified Bank Cheque. INSPECTION: Tuesday, 22nd August. 1972, from 8.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon and from 1.00 p.m.

to 3.30 and on morning of sale. CATALOGUES: Available at sale area or by phoning 2 0151, est. 3 S3. AUCTIONEERS: A. W.

Binskln 5-7 Henderson Road. ALEXANDRIA, N.S.W.. 2015. Phone: 698 2958. William had given a long ami distinguished career in law to both the States and to Australia.

fiTfk Sir Garfield sat with Mr II II fJ CMSE Of ADDRESS Wood Technology Division and Communication! Section, Forestry Commission of New South Walei From 22nd Auguit, 1972, tho Wood Ttchnology Division and the Communication! Section end Radio Workshop will be lecated at: Oratava Avenue, Cumberland National Forest, West Pennant Hills Ths postal address will be: Chief, Wood Technology Division P.O. Box 100, BEECROFT 2119 The telephone number will be: 871 3222 iraas LQ)n) mu Justice Menzies, Mr Justice Walsh, Mr Justice Gibbs, Mr Justice Stephen and Mr Justice Mason, in Sydney, to pay tribute to Sir William. Mr Justice McTiernan attended the funeral services for Sir William in Brisbane. Those at the sitting in Sydney included the Com-m a 1 1 Solicitor-General, Mr R. J.

Ellicott, QC; Mr G. J. Samuels. QC, representing the Australian Bar Association; Mr J. K.

Bowen. vice-president of the Law Council of Australia; Mr J. R. Broadbent, president of the Law Society ol NSW, and other members of the legal profession. Sir Garfield said Sir William had sat on 50 highly important constitutional cases.

TO LEASE GARRIUQTOn STREET OPPOSITE WYNYARD PARK Artt from 640 to 9,500 sq. ft. tpproi. available in nw prastiga building. Rental from $9.00 par tq.

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Contact the Wales International Division and tell us about your products. There's every chance we can find new markets for you. Rare Stamps to Sell? Our buyer will be in your city soon. Murder charge William John Quinn, 20, a dogman of Memorial Drive, Liverpool, was remanded in custody when charged in Liverpool Court of Petty Sessions yesterday with the murder of George Beranyai at Warwick 1 arm last Saturday. Mr D.

J. Burke. SM re- nil' mm i mm i Lm i I a i i- I sj i 1 fused bail, and remanded the gumn to appear at same court on August Nominations are invited from persons desiring to contest Liberal Party preselection for an election for one seat in the N.S.W. Legislative Council, occasioned by the death of the Hon. M.

M. Shipion, M.L.C. Nominations, on the prescribed form, close with the undersigned at noon on Wednesday. August 23. 23.

EW SOUTH WALES V-Xilii All A NEW BANK OF no pica was taken. Detective P. McMurray, of Liverpool, alleged in the Liverpool Court of Petty Sessions that Quinn and Beranyai had become involved in a fight outside a hotel. Berajiyai had been struck blow nrt hMrJ had hit the concrete and as a result he had died. If you have any rare single items or specialised collections of postage stamps to sell, write today, by airmail, to: John Michael, Stanley Gibbons 391 Strand, London, WC2R OLX, England.

Australia's Internationa! Bank ,200 offfcM throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji and other Islands of thft Pactrls, 30 Ash Street, SYDNEY. J. J. CARLTON, General Secretary. A659 TB7222.10I.