The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 8

8 The Sydney Morning Herald, Thurs, May 4, 1972 8 Warnings on agweue we've combined the magic of Christmas with the charm of the South Pacific packs for 197 Iceland named for chess titles on July 2 REYKJAVIK, (Iceland), Wednesday. The long-delayed world chess championship between oil iCdf ri oVy THE NSW Government decided yesterday to introduce legislation requiring cigarette packets to carry health warnings from next January. At the same time, the Australian Medical Association appointed five doctors to its campaign to stamp out smoking. The Government's decision was made unanimously at a meeting of Government MLAs. NSW is the third State after Victoria and Western Australia to decide on warnings on cigarette packs.

South Australia has said it will go ahead with health warnings if three other States do the same. The newly formed Labor Government in Tasmania has indicated that it MJ.7S tar level in cigarette smoke and a maximum nicotine level in cigarette tobacco. Doctors should not smoke in public, in patients' homes or during consultations. Smoking should be banned at formal sessions at medical meetings. Announcing the committee's appointment, the Victorian president of the AMA, Dr Champion de Crespigny, said the committee would study the SA proposals and federal council would put its recommendations into effect.

in the AMA's campaign to stamp out smoking. The first thing on the committee's agenda will be a series of proposals made by the SA branch and approved by federal council in February. These include: Banning of all tobacco advertisements on television, radio and in print. State Government legislation to compel manufacturers to print warning labels and the tar content on all cigarette packets. State legislation to set the maximum nicotine and vision include a health warning.

Mr Jago said steps were being taken, as an interim measure, to require imported cigarettes to bear the warnings they carry in their country of origin. The United States and Britain already require health warnings on cigarette packets. In Melbourne yesterday the Australian Medical Association appointed a committee of five Victorian experts to investigate the country's smoking problems. The committee, all doctors, will play a major role will require health warning labels, and Queensland is expected to follow. The NSW Health Minister, Mr Jago, said after yesterday's meeting that every cigarette packet would carry on both sides the words: "Warning smoking is a health hazard." He said the NSW Government agreed wilh the Commonwealth's proposals affecting the States.

The Commonwealth also had decided to require that all cigarette advertising on radio and tele MS) (3 the Soviet title-holder, Boris Spassky and the American player, Bobby Fischer, will begin in Reykjavik on July 2, if the two contenders agree. Mr Gudmundur Thora-rinsson, president of Iceland's Chess Federation, uL3ILr uvj announced tonight that he had accepted an offer today from the International Chess Federation UNI RACE FOR CHARITY president, Dr Max Euwe, to hold the entire 24-game Judge considers 'tribal' sentence contest in Reykjavik. it i i iv vi yv i If either player refused, he would be disqualified, he said. The contest was origi leaving Sydney in Galileo on December 22 for 12 glorious days. Fares from just $210 nally to have been held in two stages the first 12 games in Belgrade in June and 12 more in' Reykjavik.

But Yugoslavia with' drew after Fischer had sought a larger financial share, including television What a great way to enjoy the Christmas- Our unforgettable menus include the most special of gourmet dishes as well as all your Australian favourites. New Year break! We II sail you away from the whole holiday and film fees. PERTH, Wednesday. A Supreme Court judge, Mr Justice Virtue, said in Kalgoorlie today that he would consider forthcoming tribal punishment before passing his own sentence on an Aboriginal found guilty of manslaughter. Richard Scott, 37, of Laverton, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter charge today.

He speared his brother-in-law, Trevor Hardy, 37, fatally in an argument at the Laverton native Scott's counscll, Mr R. Cannon, told the court that Scott was bound to be speared in a similar way when he returned to his tube. Scott had told him he would not die but would be slabbed a number of times in the thigh. He said Scott's spearing of Hardy also had been the traditional tribal settlement of a dispute concerning Scott's sister who was Hardy's wife. Later, Mr Justice Virtue sentenced Scott to six months jail.

Since the problems over a location arose, offers to stage the contest have been made by Australia, Holland, Puerto Rico and one cruise each year, we really go out of our way to make it a smashing success. This year hassle. To a round of nonstop parties, top entertain- ment, sunshine and sightseeing. You'll spend two interest-packed days in duty-free Suva and another in glorious Mexico. There's tons of time for shopping and sight-seeing! Derrjn Hinch, "Herald" mm mm we're reducing our passenger list from 1600 to 1200 to ensure every passenger receives top V.I.P.

service. And that's just one good reason to rush along to your Lloyd Triestino travel agent and make your bookings now for the best selection of cabins. correspondent, reports trom ew ork: The United States Chess Federation has come out Your cruise ship is the magnificent Galileo and it's good living all the way. Decorator designed cabins. Acres of sunny, sheltered decks.

Beautifully appointed lounges for relaxing. And when it comes to meals you'll soon discover why Lloyd Triestino cordon bleu cuisine is internationally acclaimed. in favour of holding the DOCKER WOUNDED OUTSIDE HOME championship in Sydney. The federation's execu. tive director, Colonel Ed FRIENDLY FOUR DISCOUNT SCHEME.

If 4 or more adults book together in 4 or 6-berth tourist class cabins, we'll give you an instant 10 discount, on your fares! mund Edmondson, said in New Ycrk yesterday that aydney was far and away the best offer" to stage the Lloyd. JcTbTi Mr competition. He was referring to Sydney syndicate's offer of $225,000 to stage the 1u (II fliC shooting was James Bazley, 47. Bazley, a financial member of the Ship Painters and Dockers' Union, was shot outside his home in North Carlton, at about 6.30 pm. Earlier this year he stood unsuccessfully for the post of vigilance officer in the Painters and Dockers' Union election.

MELBOURNE, Wednesday. A painter and docker was wounded in a hail of bullets outside his home last night. A war has been raging on the Melbourne waterfront for six months. One man has been killed and another man has disappeared. The victim of last night's championship in Australia i Col Edmondson said Dr Euwe "in his wisdom will GENERAL AGENTS: H.C.

SLEIGH LIMITED BLIGH BENT STREETS SYDNEY TELEPHONE 221 3622 no doubt have to reconsi 2365SYD der the announcement he has just made offering the whole match to Iceland in view of the offer earlier today from Sydney." Tuesday is Step up to AUCKLAND, Wednes day. The Sydney syndi Admarfs day cate seeking to stage aspacagB world chess championship in Australia considers its offer still open. carear. The syndicate head, Mr MM Sydney University students run a stool race in Hyde Park yesterday as part of Commcm Day activities which included a flour fight, sheep shearing in Martin Plaza, and a Hyde Park pram derby. Four students were charged with trespassing during an alleged "pantic raid" on the Nurses' Home at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.

Organisers reported that at least $10,000 would go to charities Windgap school for the handicapped and the Aboriginal Medical Service. Linden Prowse, said this tonight after hearing de. tails of a report that Reykjavik, Iceland, was to Essential reading if youxe in the business FR.AD.24 be the location. insurance Attitudes: fas tS AL. 6 A- IKiiS vj -'mtmrd Wiilllf Imm- te.f Till 1M f-'llf ffm 111! ff 1 llill SI i 1 Fine arts chairman, council named The Senate of the University of Sydney has appointed Mr James Fairfax chairman of the newly created John Power Foundation for Fine Arts within the university.

The foundations council appointed by Senate, consists of Mr James Fairfax, Mr Vivian Chalwin, Mr Bernhard Hammerman, Mr Michael Sinclair, Mrs Rose Skinner, Mr David Boyd (governors), Mr J. Brack-enreg, Mr J. Joynton-Smith, Mr J. Kaldor and Mr G. Vago (members).

The director is Professor Bernard Smith and secretary Mr Oscar Guth. The council has decided as an immediate objective to investigate, and if possible help overseas student travel. Its aims, when it is fully established, will include formation of a representative collection of Australian art for the University of Sydney, fostering research and scholarship in fine art. and helping the entry of important overseas art exhibitions into Australia. 7f -it" mmmm You'll double your career opportunities flying Navy.

Professional flyer and professional Liberated Libby 'Insurance made me a tu imii tiiiiiiiir, Telephone 29-2122 (Sydney) Or post this coupon now! Canoeists now half way HOBART, Wednesday. Sydney to Hobart canoe Navy Officer. You get the best of both worlds flying Navy. It's a life of opportunity, prestige and excitement. You train to fly some of the most sophisticated aircraft, travel the world in the big ships of the R.A.N.

and get the opportunity for exchange service and post graduate training in allied navies. If you want to fly, if you want the benefit of Navy training and Navy prestige, take the first step now! QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates for selection must be Australian citizens or British subjects ordinarily resident in Australia, who have completed their submatriculation or equivalent year of studies. English and mathematics are essential subjects, with physics preferred among three others. All candidates must be over 17 and under 24 years of age on the first day of the month of entry. carefree career girl." Libby makes good money, but could she save any of it? No way! Till the day she found out about AMP's foolproof plan for a girl to save money.

And get good interest at the same time. She also discovered that insurance premiums are generally cheaper for girls. Now Libby's laughing. AMP insurance gives a girl financial independence, whether she decides to pursue her career or whether she decides to get married and have a family. It's amazing how adaptable AMP policies can be.

Contact an AMP man today. And find out why 500 AMP policies are bought every day. By people like Libby. Telephone 20530 or mail this coupon. Navy Careers Officer, Director of Naval Recruiting, I Navy Office, CANBERRA, A.C.T.

2600. ists Colin Rose and Cliff Wright arrived at Emita on Flinders Island this after Please send me further details, pay scale and application form for Aircrew Otficert: I I Oats of I Annlimflnna rlnsa 5fifli Mnv. Tntn-inou-a will be held June, 1972, for entry July, 1972. I AddrMr- Show ma how AMP Insurance can benefit working girl. I State noon after a "hard punching paddle" from Killie-crankie.

They are now halfway across Bass Strait. They broke their usual routine of camping out tonight and drove to the Whitemark hotel 20 miles away. They will drive back tomorrow morning to where r. -ml twit timf From there they will paddle back to Whitemark where they may spend another night before the voyage to Clarke Island. 111 1 9 Addrtst Slat ff i Or you may call on the Navy Careers Officer, Rflcruiting 1-20 Y'k Street, Sydney, N.S.W.26bo."(Hours Weekdays, 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Saturdays. 9 a.m. to 11 am.) 1 SYDNEY COV1, SYDNEY, K.s.W. 2000 One in three Australians depend on AMr.

mr ti --ft kAAM.1t.Z Authorised by the Dtreetot 6eral at fiearuitina, Department et Detonce. 4 1 A 1 I..