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The Sydney Horning Htrald, Friday, Jn. 26, .968 Road ahead PLAN TO AVOID KIDNEY DELAY ON RADIO Jerky, easy nervy A State Government rat not i committee has suggested procedures to enable doc By HARRY ROBINSON tors to take, without de lay, organs from bodies Gorton the minders of how tatty involved in coroners' cases. The committee was eslab lished bv the Minister of Justice, Mr J. C. Maddison, to investigate problems con.

The road ahead of Australians would not be easy, the Prime Minister, Senator Gorton, said yesterday. which give 15 minutes of news without jangling breaks for ads. By contrast, Australian radio was maddeningly "jerky, nervy and stop-start." As to that, more than two years ago this column charged that commercial radio was the "336-Second Culture" because every 336 seconds on an average, it went through a boring cycle of pop disc-chat-ad-pop-disc. Nowadays it is probably a 236 Second Culture. There was hope that nfmnn talk untiM commercial air is.

An article in "The Financial Review" on Tuesday told the radio industry that, while it is making profits, it is regarded by advertisers as little more than a back-up medium. The article said radio has sunk from being a show-maker to a pop 'n cerning the removal of kid neys from bodies before 1 coroners inquest was held senator oorton, giving At present doctors mav with the permission of the week. It's not generally realised how this nun flies. She is said to weigh only 90 lbs. and when a smart breeze catches that headgear, up she goes.

H.R. THIS is Sally Field who used to be Gidget and has now raised her spiritual tone to become Sister Ber-trille of THE FLYING NUN, to premiere on ATN 7 next Tuesday U.N. ENVOY nexi-ot-Kin. remove organs, his Australia Day message for today, said: "This is a day of special significance irom the bodies of people who have died from natural talk retailer. It anticipated the usual management reply "Look how many listeners we have.

That's for us all. causes. A.B.C. RADIO'S most disappointing show from last year AM returns to the air on Monday week at 8 in the morning. This was to be a sound version of telly's This Day Tonight, but it flopped partly because of lifeless stories, partly because of dim presentation.

AM is to have a new compere, Brian Wright, who was one of ATN 7's first newsreaders before he went, into the executive suite. For a few years he has worked in Melbourne. His voice is of the old projection school, but it. rings with resonances that are granted to few. Whether it will be enough lift to AM is doubtful, because the older we Australians get, the worse we get at using radio.

Much ABC presentation belongs to the 1930's and 40's and white hairs are showing. But if the ABC is stuffy commercial radio is smug. Twice this week, your correspondent has had re- But, in cases which in "It is a reminder that we success. And it riposted some substantial dis- unc tin ftvriic 7 was no excuse TO VISIT CANBERRA CANBERRA. Thurs- that this -ON TELEVISION voive a coroners inquiry, organs for transplant cannot be removed, unless the doctors have the coroner's per are a very young country in terms of history, but it is also a reminder that, in so short a time, we have come mission.

a very long way, he said RAOUEL WELCH the thinking man's Twiggy! The State committee has We have every reason to said that it is possible, it be proud of our achieve day. U.N. Trusteeship official Mr I. S. Djerma-koye, Under-Secretary in charge of trusteeship and doctors wish to take an ments.

organ from a body involved We have strong allies vussiun ui live issues iu the air. Instead we have a string of bitsy trivia. Frank "Billy Borker" Hardy sounded off to this column yesterday. "If the stations worked on the produotion of the talk shows, we could have some valuable debates," he said. "As it is, we get back-fence yak.

The phone show is just something cheap that has fallen into radio stations' hands." Exactly. for sitting on a formula that worked when some effort might well create better programs. The second reminder came from our TV executive visitor from New York. He said he was "appalled" at what he heard here. He spoke of New York stations which run half an hour of music non-stop before going into a two-minute ad of others THIS IS the time to re- to show Messrs.

Askin, mind TV journalists that Renshaw and Cutler in State politics affect view- warls' crows ers just as closely as the They m-ay need some Federal brand. pressing. At election time. Since December, TV has State leaders are inclined feasted on Canberra per- to be "too busy" although sonalities and events. With they'll all buy time and an election four weeks bore the hearts out of us away here, it would be with set pieces, shameful if the stations That's not enough.

We treated the State game as should hope that Seven small-time and neglected Days, Telescope, Project 68 and perhaps a scratch T.D.T. team are even now working out revealing programs on the campaign and its leaders. How little we know of State politicians was illustrated yesterday morning when Phil Crookes on 2GB referred to the late Matt Cohen. Voters knew him as Mort. Next thing, Phil will discover an Asher Kelly.

and many friends. We have non-sen governing territories, is to have talks with in a coroner's inquiry, for them to get the permission of the coroner to remove made great strides in nat Australian Ministers and ional development and we have an almost limitless the organ and to conduct a senior officials next week. post-mortem examination at prospect ahead of us. The Minister fnr Ftirnai the same time. 'Today we are caught up The delay between the in historic changes of tre death of the person and the Affairs, Mr P.

M. C. Hasluck, said today Mr Djermakoye would pass through Australia ihc mendous importance to us posi-moriem examination is an. often too long for transplant weekend on his way to ing organs The suggestions of the SECURITY 'The- challenee to bodu- Nauru for the trusteeship celebrations there next Tuesday and Wednesday. committee will cut down this delay.

late, this continent and de The committee concerned velop its vast resources is Latec credit department He would return to Canberra for four or five days, then would spend 10 days itself only with the removal RAIN THREAT GROWS IN ALICE SPRINGS insistent. of kidneys. "It is everybody's task, Kidneys, to be used in a and in pursuing our objec in rapire-rvew uuinea. Mr Diermaknve. ritWn successful transplant, have tives of peace, security and prosperity, we cannot stand to be removed soon after of Niger, was formerly a member of th death.

aside from the wider world. State Government depart Senate, and held two Min-inisterial appointments in The historic events which ments- are studvino local lax, Court told are changing the defence Alice Springs was al Niger when it became inrtR- dimcuities concerning trans- and security' pattern in most isolated last night as penaent. plants ot other organs. South-East Asia, and the heavy rains continued in prolonged conflict in Viet Central Australia. nam, make this a testing A report on MOST All road and rail com HEAD OF INSTITUTE NAMED lime tor us all.

munications south of the "The road ahead will not Important Notice Kodak Dealers Trade Customers As from TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY, the Kodak warehouse will operate from new premises at CNR. BOOTH TRAFALGAR STREETS, ANNANDALE, The new telephone number for the Kodak Telephone Order Service is 68 3521 (20 lines) Warehouse hours are 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. "Collect Orders" should be called for at the above address. Please tear out this notice and keep it by your 'phone until detailed telephone order cards can be mailed to you.

Kodak (Australasia) Pty. Ltd. 379-381 George Sydney. town have been cut. be easy, but we are equip The railway line from A former credit, manager of Latec Investments Edward Lewis, told the Central Criminal Court yesterday he found laxity and inefficiency in the company's credit department when he assumed its control in August, 1960.

ped 10 mane oie journey, Alice Springs to Port Pirie, provided we make the the main commercial line effort. The State Government for the area, has been cut "National development in in many places and could be the broadest sense is the first has announced the appointment of Dr M. J. Sainsbury as the new full- out ot action lor days. of our priorities.

The town is out of fresh Lewis, the present man time director of the writing new business in hire! purchase finance for motor milk and vegetables and ager of Latec Finance Pty. N.S.W.- Institute of Psy other foods are getting said he had speeded chiatry. scarce. STRENGTH "This gives us the capa vehicles. Lewis told Mr T.

E. Guardian of health uses chemical war The N.S.W. Minister for Health, Mr A. H. Jago "I am a chemical warfare gardener" talked yesterday about the possible danger to people and wildlife from the use of powerful insecticides in suburban yards.

up debt collection and im Dr Sainsbury will take up "But we still have plenty of beer so we'll be right for proved the position in a city we must have to pull me post in renruary a. For the past five years he comparatively short time, our weight in the community of nations. This gives Hughes, y.C, appearing with Mr K. Gee, for the Crown, that he was not happy with the position in the credit department when has been deputy superintend the moment, the bar manager of the Riverside Hotel Mr Joe Szoci said. Some stores were con Lewis was giving evidence the trial of Robert us the strength we need, and the pace of our development ent ot tne North Kyde Psychiatric Centre.

Arthur Cattell, 53, of he became credit manager the measure, of that The Minister for Tugun, Queensland, and his sidering rationing some food because no supplies were in 1 you, and considered that, strength. brother, Charles Leslie Cat- in the interests of efficiency, coming through from We must not rest on our tell, 51, of Stratfineld. Kodak accounts should be processed differently. Mr A. H.

Jago, said yesterday that Sydney should become the leading, centre in the South Pacific for psychiatric research and They have denied that past. We must look forward, we must be energetic and we they knowingly concurred Cross-examined by Mr A. "But if things get really bad we can always get some through from Darwin," he must be adventurous. M. Oleeson.

for the Cattells Australia Day, comment Lewis said he considered said. A Oantas DC-3 on orating the arrival of the "Any matter involving aj The letter, from Mrs Mar. there had been unexplained First Fleet 180 years ago, in the making, publishing and circulating of a written! statement which was false relating to the company profits in each of the six years ended June 30, from 1955 to I960; with the intention of inducing persons and unjustifiable delays in the various steps of debt possible risk is deserving of close examination," he garet Kentley, of Turramur-ra, warned of the dangers to humans and wild-life training flight will today fiy about half a ton of fresh food from Sydney to Alice will be celebrated in Hyde said. recovery procedure. Ronald Hyett Lound, ac Park at 1 p.m.

today. trom trie use of re-sticides Springs. Then. Mr Jaco. in his Community leaders to at such as Dieldrin and It will take eggs, nutter, countant, of Rosen Street office on the sixth floor of to advance money to the Bobby DUNLOP Third host in the salad vegetables and pos u.u.

i. tend will include the Gov bpping, said that in the Health Department company. Mrs Kentlev strnnolv sibly meat. ernor, Sir Roden cutler, ouiiaing, spoKe ot his gar October, 1958, he had been transferred from Newcastle critised the us of Dieldrin The Crown has alleged that profit figures for the dening methods at his home, skin absorbable to the Sydney branch of in Killara. six years in a prospectus members of State Parliament, chiefs of the Armed Services, and Church poison to protect new Latec Finance Pty.

Ltd. He I have used all kinds of put out in December, i960, nomes against white ants, resigned in May, 1959. insecticides around mv were false because they one Droiesreri that ctnc Four-hour stoppage He told Mr Hughes that nome tor il years, he said. ner lawn had been soraverf made no provision, or no adequate provision, for bad in March, 1959 he forward And still. I have a won for black beetles with ed a list which divided the derful bird colony.

It doesn't or doubtful debts. arm three months aeo. NlllfzE We stock all We stock all hire purchase accounts intOi appear to attect them at all. Lewis, of Freybere Street, :0 All Sydney Harbour mm birds, ants, earthworms and insects had disaDDeared Teachers protest paying accounts and those New Lambton, ferry services, except tor repossession. said that in December, 1960, from her garden.

to Manly, stopped the accounts involving EXPERTS Mr Jago, flanked by two A meeting to protest he had been instructed by said Mr Jaeo. "I heliew repossession showed a bal Robert Arthur' Cattell to Mrs Kentley has performed between 1 1 a.m. and 3 p.m. yesterday. ance of between $340,000 experts on insecticide, Dr against the State Government's rejection quali draw up a list of bad debts.

a service in bringing these and $354,000. u. Irainor, senior medi Robert Cattell expressed About so. decK nanus, cal officer of the N.S.W. Robert Cattell had come mauers to puBlio.

notice. "But I think she has nvcr. wharf and gate hands and surprise when given the list fied applicants- for teacher training is to be held at the famous brands including HMV, GE, Astor, Healing, AWA, Whirlpool, Kelvinator, Thor, Westinghouse, Simpson, Hoover, Sunbeam, Victa, Philips, National, Pace, Turner, etc. to Sydney and asked for the change clerks, all members stated her case. Provided and said he had not thought it would le so bad.

debtor ledger. cards for the Teachers' Federation Audi Division of Occupational Health, and acting-director, Dr E. O. Longley, was commenting on a letter in the instructions in the use of accounts shown on the list. Lewis said he left this list insecuciaes are followed, of the N.S.W.

Firemen and Deckhands' Association, stopped work to discuss superannuation and pay in with Robert Cattell and sent Robert Cattell had said, 300 Sussex Street, at 7.45 p.m. on Wednesday. mere snoum oe no risks. Herald last week. What does Leslie think he's copy, with a covering doing.

He told me this was! memorandum, to Charles creases. A spokesman for Sydney WO DANGER' The Government had i all in order, Lound told the Court. Cattell in Sydney January, 1961. The accounts on the list Harbour t-ernes Pty. said the stoppage had been Mr Justice R.

L. Taylor similar responsibility in fh authorised and the men had field of preventive health. related to Latec Investments which was not then adjourned the hearing until returned to work on time, as it had concerning safety in latiunes. Dr Trainor'said: "I have Now there's no need to wait for your newaliarit WASHING MACHINES Popular', famous namr examined the manner in which these insecticides are Unta afhftrwlt.1 ihewn. all Trotting; 6.45; Starters arU sold, and I have found commtrclal stations broadcast ntwil 2UW1 fi.5.

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