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a a a a a a a a a A A A THE AGE, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 9 Nurses' Examinations The following are the at names the successful Nurses candidates First Professional Examination, a that WAs recent held on March and 14, 19573- ALFRED -Patricis Jillian Beckman, Chenery Glennis Pauline Coady, Maree Averil. Hall, Cropley, Annie Patricia Hartnett, Gillis, Sally Hawkes, Alice Hider, Janet Inspen, Prudence Barbara Lloyd, Jones, Joan Margaret Munro, Josephine Joughin, Neumann, Lesley Judith Price. Ockley, Judith Nola Pierce, Janet Robin, Stewart, Sandra Stewart, Barbara Stanway, Lols Story, AND Janice Wellwood, DISTRICT.Joan ARARAT Andrew. Valerie Andrew. Rale Coad, Jean Scott, Frances Shields.

AUSTIN. Jennifer Armstrong, Helen Beverley Carthew, Hodges, Marlene Conroy, Ids Jones, Beryl Berenice Maloney. Dorothy Wood. Woolmore, -Isobel Cornwall, Anel Glass, Gladys Legs. BALLARAT AND DISTRICT.

-Helen Cleary, Dorothy Gale. Christa Luha, Margaret McKinnon, Lena Alison Mirtschin. Desma Patford, Reaburn. Rosalie Wells, Phyllis Witton. -Violet Bright, Frances Innocent, Schmidt.

Muriel Mudford, Margaret BOX HILL AND DISTRICT. -Miriam Hemming, Brenda Silvester. COLAC Barbara Ellemor. Audrey Elliott, Laurel Kilsby, Lyall Lehmann, Leila 'EPWORTH. Clarke, Joan Hack, Wendy Jackson, Dala! Maniana.

FOOTSCRAY AND DISTRICT. Winifred Allsop, Phyllis Carter, Mitchell. Pamela Greive, Margaret Margaret Maureen Pettingill, Todd, Wendy Ustiok. GEELONG AND DISTRICT. -Margaret Black, NijoleMarija Bratanaviclus.

Lorraine Dyson, Wendy Gall, Jennifer Jill Hazeldine, Ellen Long, MoKewan, Margery Moore, Anniemarie Schultz, Christine Sheppard, Alice Tonkin, Hanne Van der Wijk, Nola Ward. Mayze, Julle Shields. -Wilma HAMILTON AND DISTRICT. Fry, Bernice Greenberger, Josephine Haynes, Price, Marion Shilcock, RoseGlynnes McPherson, Wendy Trigger, Barbara Tyrrell. -Dora Knibb.

Anne O'Brien. Lealle Sukroo. MARYBOROUGH. ret Ruth Chisholm, Sylvia Clark, Cole, Patricia MoManus. MERCY.

Patricia Cole, Elaine Darxan, Fewster, Lesley Lord," Helena Nolan, Bernice O'Connor, MOOROOPNA. Rosalie Briggs, Cotchin, Dorothy Donnelly, Lorna Ducat, Morris, Patricia Kielnert, Margaret Margaret Quirk, Coral Reynolds. Patricia Vags. GlenIce Young. THE NORTHERN DISTRICT SCHOOL OF NURSING.

Laurie, Appleby, Merle BrighElaine Capuano, Margaret Carmichael, Janice Castleman, Barbara Clement, Clare Cooney, Kathleen Coughlan, Shirley Crockett, Barbara Cuthbertson, Norma Dalby, Rosalie Douglas. Wendy Dowty, Irma Dunstan, Beverley Farnsworth. Jenneice Flannagan, Winifred Flenley, Kathleen Freeman, Loris Hawke, Dorothy Hawker, Loris Heazelwood, Lola Hender. kins, Flora Judith Holmberg, Dulcie HopLumbar, Wendy Maclean, Janice Macrae, 'Patri. Mitchell, Maloney, Patricia Ann Mills, Mitohell, Marie Judith O'Hara, Valerie Peace, Helen Phillips, Roberta Helene Prescott, Lillian Priest, Richardson, Barbara Sanders.

Merle Smith, Stewart, Joan Stutley. Trethewle. Elizabeth Walters. Glenys Woods. PRINCE HENRY'S-Gwenda Bingham, Ena Cameron, Glenda Chadwick, Anne Cruickshank.

Margaret Greenall. Denice Hutchings, Jessie Jacobson. Margot Kaighin, Janet Morris, Judith O'Malley, Janet Anne Pridmore, Vera Shepherd. Janette Westaway, Priscilla Wilson. Eunice Wright.

QUEEN Anderson. Fay Cochran, Patricla Evans. Marie Stanford. REPATRIATION GENERAL. -Velma Bell, Bernice Dawson, Janet King, John Lynch, Italian Acquitted at Shooting Trial An Italian was found not guilty by a General Sessions jury yesterday of having shot a youth after ordering him and three companions from a property on Merri Creek, Fawkner, on April 8, 1956.

Alfonso Saldanera, 36, of Poplar Street, Thomastown, told the court that he fired two shots into the creek to frighten the youths, who had been yelling filthy abuse at him, his friends and family. The Jury found Saldanera not guilty of having unlawfully and maliciously shot Peter Francis Stratton, 21, tram conductor. of Kitchener Street, West Brunswick, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. They also found him not guilty of a charge of unlawful wounding and of having negligently fired a rifle causing grievous bodily harm. Saldanera pleaded not guilty before Judge Norris.

Saldanera told the court a friend's property in Maand their familles a were at that he, his brother-in-law hony's Road, Fawkner, on Merri Creek. He and Frank Deballa, who lived on the property, SAW the four youths near some prickly pear, and Deballa told them to go because it was private property. Later they saw the youths near the creek playing M.L.A. Urges Commission on Oil Firms Appointment of a royal commission to investigate the activities of oil companies in Victoria WAS urged in the Legislative Assembly night by: Mr. White (C.P., Ballarat North).

Mr. White claimed that the companies were robbing the consumers and the people of Australia. This was proved by the tremendous profits they were making, he said, and the fact that the high price of petrol was having an inflationary effect on the economy of the transport Industry. He added: "The oll cornpanies are the real power In this country today and no one is game to tackle them. We should tell them that only Parliament Is supreme." Mr.

White accused the companies of pulling down homes "throughout the State" to make way for petrol stations. Even a church in Ballarat had been demolished to make way for a service station. In McArthur Street, three good homes were pulled down and a petrol station erected in their place despite the fact that there were already two other stations in the area, he added. Fitzroy Club Slander Case Now Settled A £10,000 slander action between the former secretary of the Fitzroy Football Club, John Patrick Buckley, and a committee member, ended the Supreme Court yesterday. In a statement the court announcing the settlement, Buckley and Maxwell Robert Sayer, the defendant.

said they wished to put an end to their differences and work together for Fitzroy. Buckley, of Barkley Street, East. Brunswick, had claimed that Sayer, at a committee meeting on January 5 last year, accused him of dishonesty which led his losing his job of I secretary. Mr. Nimmo (for Buckley) said Sayer, of Bell Street, Heidelberg West, denied he had uttered the slander and wanted to make it clear that he had always regarded Buckley as a man of integrity.

Mr. J. A. Nimmo, by Dall and Allaway, for Buckley; Mr. P.

A. Coldham, by Willan Miller for Sayer. Cable Job Nearly Over cable ship Matal, is expected to be back In service some time today. P.M.G. engineers are at present completing channel tests on the cable equipment.

The cable is capable of taking. 14 telephone conversations, 18. telegraph transmissions and Adelity radio transmission at the same time. The Bass Strait communications, cable, the recently Zealand reby New Shoe Mast SIMPLE: ELEGANCE RANGER LYNE new, leather heeled Leather soled, all-purpose flat welt in Peccary Hogskin in Black or Caramel Calf BUILT-IN COMFORT MADE-TO-MEASURE FIT ODETTE A glove-soft lightweight Court In finest Black or Taupe Suede Fittings AAAA to 0 I NEW AUTUMN SHADES TEE UP The most sought-after Bedggood Golf Shoe, In Black or Tan Hide FITTINGS AAA to C1 ATLAS Fine autumn' now welt Shoe Mast in soft Taupe Suede 265 COLLINS STREET, C.1 After-Victory Celebration De La Salle De Kevin's, to a leges' De La St. tory.

St. Kevin's, La Salle's reached ninth only four added ended. Match Salle throughout were the Terry swimming Weston. Harrison day, to match for 23 finished I yesterdays' cricket team held had taken average of their premiership. Standard centre left, and out the celebrations.

son was the schools By Percy La Salle, Toorak, successful cricket season Salle won Kevin's with a chasing De total of 63, 58 its wicket "fell, but more were before the innings Run winners for De La yesterday and season team's captain, Harrison, young champion John took yesterimprove his preaverage of 5.8 runs wickets, and Weston with Before match Weston 12 wickets at an 6.6. of play throughcompetition this seahigh, with most of providing one or BAPTIST Grammar School's Hotel Australia after winning council Mr. E. E. Dunshea, centre right, joined in the Today's Hamilton Guide 1.30.

KILORA HURDLE, 2 m. 113 Tarawera 4 9 .154 Brimbrey 8 unlikely 9 6 321 Penang 3 B. R. Smith 9 6 335 Foxbay 2 Dulleu 9 000 Ittolox 10 033 Miss Arden 7 Byrne 9 002 Pauper. 6 Gardiner 212 Talangour 5 208 Glib 9 9 354 Piper's Lass 1 R.

Dean 9 2.5. C. M. ARMYTAGE IMPROVERS' 6 fur. 12 Fairly Court 17 L.

O'Brien 9 127 Willow Mist 11 Agnew 8 12 302 Sawdust Belle 13 8 031 Glen Kirk 16 unlikely 00 246 Lady Akan 12 00 132 Regal Saint 10 00 61 High Virtue 1 Volfred. 9 00 033 Kilbee 6 210 Pitcairn 2 0 0 Bright Lea 15 Nichols 12 Guessing 5 Queen. liams (33), 73. Eltham -Alwek. M.

Demaine-Mrs. F. A. Shelton, 34 pts. Golf Associates AUSTRALASIAN SPOON, Mrs.

Mackenzie (35) 83. PLAY -OFF MONTHLY SPOON. -Mrs, D. Taylor (36) 73. EASTERN, -(Bogey) Division): Mrs.

W. Buller (17), up; Division: Mrs. L. Kemp (28). 3 down, 9-Hole Stroke: Mrs.

J. Spielberg (30), Mrs. Bignell (19). 71, Mrs. M.

Snell 132). 63. Veterans: Mrs. E. Bignell (19).

71. Knockout V. Bogey Competition: Mrs. Burgess (21) -Mrs. B.

Barratt 7810 COMMONWEALTH. Canadian Foursomes. -Best Gross: Mrs. Grimths- Miss M. Trounson, 80.

Best Net: Mrs. E. G. Thuriby (19)- Mrs. A.

Walters (30). 69, on count back from Mrs. N. Stephens (36)- A. Barrow a (27).

Canadian Foursomes -Best Gross: laney-Mrs, D. Tormey 85. Best Mrs. N. Barber-Mrs.

M. LONG Barrand. C. Allen. 41.

points. ISLAND. Mrs. RIVERSDALE. 'Canadian FourBest Gross: Mrs.

RobertsMrs. D. Nunan (20), 88. Best Net: '(23 Mrs. R.

Perry-Mrs. Mrs. F. Reddish Beeson-Mr9. H.

Clarke (33). 68. Stroke: Mrs. D. Corcoran Mrs.

(30) D. 63. Corcoran V.L.G.U. (30). Spoon: 63.

ROYAL MELBOURNE. Silver Spoon: Mrs. First Round, V.L.G.U D. Dyson (86), 71. WOODLANDS.

-A Miss Atyeo (18), square. on count back. Mrs. T. Barradale (20).

1 up. Mra, D. Sudekum (30). 1 up. Mrs.

YARRA P. Jarman-Mrs, YARRA. S. Smith. 85.

Best Gross: Best Net: Mrs. Burns-Mra. Nunan. 69 SOUTHERN, 1st Elizabeth Foursomes. best gross: Mrs.

M. Harris-Mrs, B. Little, (31)-Mrs 89. Best Wil- net: Mrs. Ingliss Rosehill Details TWO-YEAR-OLD MAIDEN WELTER.

7 fur. HANDICAP (Allies), 7 fur, FICKLE MAID -Golden Chariot), 7.9 (G. Podmore) SHERRY. 8.7 (Moore) 19 DULGIGIN. 7.8 (Thompson) 3 Others: Swas, 8.7; French Flame, 8.1; Near Dell, 8.1; Cuzum, 7.12; 7.10: Rententir, cd.

7.5; Lady Bonton, Ing Symbol, 7.5; Sweet Caress, Desert Dancer. cd. cd. 7.4. Won by 2 len, Time 1.27 3-5.

(Race, rec.) Dive. (for Win, £3 place, Quinella (Fickle Maiden Sherry. SwAs, 47. Golden Sherry FICKLE Sweet MAID, Caress, 25 Dulgigin, Lady Bonton, Desert Dancer, Foxelys, Cuzum, Retentir, Shining Symbol, 200 French Flame, Near Del. TWO-YEAR-OLD MAIDEN HANDICAP (e, and 7 fur.

DISCLOSE (Jambo- 8.4 STARIDE, 8.1 (B. (Mullane) Moon) UH PRINCE RANIER, 8.6 (Selwood) 03 Others: Belyando, 8.3; Prince Kooba, 8.3; Prince of Kildare, cd. 7.10; The Beagle, cd. 7.13; Byfar. Waterloo, cd.

7.9; Egypt' Pride. 8.1; Orielton, cd. 7.10; King of Trumps, Riverhead, San Maltre; 7.12: Ranchipur, 7.5: Prince Belvedere, cd. Essayist cd. 7.9: Lord Ray, Gulf Beam, cd.

7.7; Uaripura, Native Land, 7.13; Agricola. 7.8; Docker, 8.7. Won by len. Time 1.27 9-10. Win.

E1 place 3 Double (Fickle Maid-Disclose). Docker. Prince Ranier, DISCLOSE, By Far. Gull Beam, Lord RAy, 33 The Beagle, King of Trumps, 50 Essayist, Agricola, 100 Waterloo, Egypt's Pride. Ranchipur, Prince Belvedere, Native Land, Uaripura, 200 Prince of Kildare, Riverhead, San Maltre, 250 Belyando.

Prince Kooba, Orielton. 1ST PARRAMATTA STAKES. 6 fur. HIGH SPOT (Emperor -Bruena). cd.

8.5 (A. Gallagher) LEVEL, 8.1 (Ward) 13 REIGN. cd. 8.5 (Bawden) 3 Others: Tsajadyne, 8.12: Geiger, 8.12: Vista Del Mer. 8.7: ReplenIsh.

cd. 8.0: Petrice, Magician, Pacino Pact. 8.6; Empire Gem, Bols d' Amour, 8.6; Alamao, VIA Air, cd, 7.8: Roseeka, cd. Seaward. 8.1; Golden Cross, Conclusive, cd.

7.7: Chateau d'Or. cd. 7.9: Creation, 8.6: Belar7.10: 7.10. nk, Time 1.13 Win, place, £1 Double (Disclose-High Spot). £6 HIGH SPOT, Geiger, Belarco, 6 Reign, 10 Alamo, 14 ward, 20 Leval.

Vista Del Mer. 25 Conclusive, 33. Trajadyne, 80 VIA Air. Replenish, 50 100 Petrice, Bols d' Amour. Magician, Pacino Pact.

Empire Gem, Golden Cross. Jhat Wallah. 2ND PARRAMATTA STAKES, 6 fur, AKATARAWA (Faux TirareTabitha), 8.6 (Sell wood) ARCTIC AIR. 8.1 (L. Smith) CAMPDALE.

8.6 (Mulley) 3 Others: Atellor, 8.12: Gunna ditchee. cd. 8.5: Harmalwa, cd, Alabama Boy, 8.1: Dominant. cd. 8.5: Safrano, cd.

R.2; Bracing. 8.6: Newcomer, 7.8: 8.1; 8.11 Naroto, 10; Little Rock, Grisbi. 7.10: Westquarter, 7.10 Prince d'Or, cd, 7.7: wal. cd. 7.6: Eastern Beauty, 7.5.

Won short ha. Time 1.13 7-10. Dive. Win. place, Double (High Spot-Akatarawa).

2 AKATARAWA. Atelior. bama Bor. 5 10 nadi. Tehee 12 Arctic Air.

20 25 Prince d'Or 66 Dominant, 80 Harmatwa, 100 Satrano, Newcomer. Bias. Beauty. 250 Naroto, Little Rock, Grishi. Quartar, Snatches Win.

Dorothy Taylor, Margarete Tynan, Louise. Whitmore. Baker, Elizabeth a Canning, Ann ROYAL CHILDREN'S. -Helen Eames, Elizabeth EdelstenPope, Rosemary Fairley, Joyce Felder. Marlene Come, Janice Hirst, Nancy Kelsall, Jennifer Redmond.

Wendy Renkin, Prigcilla Irene Sykes, Dorothy Tainton, Thompson, Helen Walker. Beverley ROYAL MELBOURNE. Laurel Ashton. Barbara BernaLily Bien, Annette Bonglorno, Marjorie Brain, Beverley Burns, Janet Coomber. Margaret Conroy, Judith Curry, Patricia Daborn.

Janice reen Dickinson, Olga Dickson, NoValerie Downey, Eliston. Margaret Ann Hillott, Elaine Ford. Lynette Goldstraw, Jennifer Greenshielde, Patricia Gurney, Margaret Hamill. Valerie Hemsworth. Elizabeth Henderson.

Jacqueline Hoy. Geraldine Hudson, Anna Imberger, Beatrice. Iverach, Heather Jamieson. Doreen Johnson, Barbara Kidd, Helen Lakin, Glenis Little. Carmen Lleonart, Josephine Lockhart, Margery Lockhart, Judith Malcolm, J111 Martin, Elizabeth McCann.

Elaine McDonald, Margaret Melrose, Suzanne Nash, Thelma O'Mara, Marie O'Rourke, Helen Parkinson, Judith. PArkinson, Barbara Perry, Janet Powell, Beverley Pullen, Gwenda Ausma Rekis, JI1 Robertson. Lilian Sayers, Lesley Sheehan. Ruth Sinclair. Sarg Snowball, Margaret Sprake.

Valma Stace, Amelia Stewart. Joy. Stuckey, Cynthia Taylor, Marjorie Tharlo, Vial, Rosalie Wright. SACRED Margaret Daniel, Annette English, Veronica Fong, Lynette, Latham, Lorna Maher, Patricia Mcintyre, Brenda Ridd. Kathleen Roy, Mary Smith.

ST. VINCENT'S. Helen Baker, Wendy Burns. Patricia Campbell, Mary Carter. Patrice Connolly, Wendy Dalton, Denise Delaney, Teresa Doolan, English, Joan Eudey, Kathleen, Gibbing.

Joan Patricia HacMoira Hassett, Heenan, Siegrid. Heinrich, Judith Henry, Rezina Jones, Joan Kelly. Catherine Lawless, Patricia Lawson. Elaine MacIsaac, Maureen Mardling. Aileen Morley, Geraldine O'Connor, Phyllis O'Dwyer, Dawne O'Farrell, Elleen O'Reilly, Wendy Pfell, Patricia Roberts.

WANGARATTA. Valerie Armstrong. WARRACK A L. Yvonne Schriever. WARRNAMBOOL.

Elizabeth Adams, Sylvle Blain, Eunice Carman, Joan Davidson, Iris Doye, Mary Gleeson, Jovce Part, Yvonne Roberta. WARRAGUL. Lorna Farthing. Elizabeth Irwin, Joan Prentice. Barbara Rees.

Janet Smith. HORSHAM. Nita wood, Janice Courtney, bara Vogt. Beaton. Free Places at University The Education department has announced the 1957 awards of free places at the University to undergraduates.

These will be tenable, subject to satisfactory progress, for such period as will enable the holders to complete their courses and will entitle them to free admission to lectures and examinations. Carmichael, for Agricultural Science: William for Metallurgical Engineering: Donald C. Douglas, for Agricultural Science; Walter M. Barker, for Commerce; Peter A. Berger, for Medicine: Bruce E.

Crouch, for LA W6: Joan M. Driver, for Arts; Jan B. Gruzewski, for Laws; Brion W. Jarvis, for Science: Anne Mucha, for Arts. Stephen J.

Oertells, for Science; John Plerce, for Medicine: David O. Robarts, Arts: Keith R. Turnbull, for Science: Robert R. U'ren, for Arta and Social Studies; Gordon W. Watson, for Arts: Reuben Wein, for Medicine.

Barley Lift The railways moved 20,000 tons of barley from northern Victoria to coastal ports in February and March, and 17,000 tons are expected to be carried this month. One 3.35. DUNDAS STEEPLE, 2 m. 133 Turrong 9 Dulleu 10 10 050 Ashburton 1. 2 300 Pepuza 5 Mr.

K. Bullock 10 2. 213 Blacksmith L82 Solight 6 j. Gardiner Williams 10 154 Brimbrey B. R.

Smith 9 11 001 50 Prince Bousing Ebony 10 Dean 9 R. 211 Just Mick 212 Talangour Lost rider. 4.10. WM. THOMSON WELTER, Six fur.

363 Pamfred 8 P. King 9 331 Royal Stamp 13 Nichols 8 12 12 Ocean W. Richards 8 12 222 Gay Lawrence Hutchinson 8 10 21 Eric's Choice 12 Gilders 00 111 Orient Boy 2 08 244 Himarsh 10 Saunders 00 032 Moortact 11 00 210 Ever Hot 00 0 High Stand 00 Jendivik 5 210 Pitcairn 6 00 170 Transcribe 4 Hall 00 4.45. CHUTE PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP, 1 m. 111 Cyana 7 to 111 Probe Cameron 08 11 002 Ashton Jendivik 11.

Street 3 00 De 012 Willow Mist '12' Agnew 5 Ellgay Garuiner 1 12 Glenator 132 Seymour Belle 9 U03 Shanty Town 5 W. Cameron Snooze 8 000 Ittolox 6 Pass ull Foundation Stake, 8.0 inver (Maidens Better Ann, Brindle Farce, Vega Gul, Boid Dandy Sport, Chienne Law. Reserves: Slyer Lark, Eileen Brae. Macaulay Stakes, 8.10 (1st grade 3), 355 yds, -NoVada Man, Regal Law, Curega, The Foreigner. Rudy Lawess, Albion's FIrSt, Makeway, Well Shod.

serves: King Kelly 8.32 Wilga Dream. Macaulay stake, (1st grade 3), 555 -Ansaga, Crossley, Mchegan, Susan Clyde, Bold Riki, Master Rythm, Black Slide, Better Boy, Reserves: Fury's age, Scottish Nursery Stake, 8.48 (Maidens), 314 Lindy's Dream, Stormful, Power Tom's Fight, Grey Coln, Brindle Riki, Ther, Rhonda's Gift, Bobbie Jet. Reserves: Kon's Brindle. Jet Junior. Marathon Hancicap, 9.04, 785 yds.

-Lucky Gown, 4 Colpeter 6: Liberty Boat, Random Lad. 6: Royal Raid, 7: Wanalta Bay, Rose. 8. Macaulay Pacing Princess, 9.24 Brim Stake, (1st div. Janibel, grade 3), 355 yds.

Tiny Munibak, Lutre. Tipreen, Solo's Trick Pilot, Jackalaw. Reserves: Jet. Macaulay Stake, 9.42 (1st div. grade 2).

555 Dinah Jet. Pegsham, Tip's Brindle Beaver Park, Steve's Idol, Keon's Ace, Happy Mate Norjet. Re, serve: Miracle Trainer, Maiden Grey Hurdle. Magic, 9.58. Smart 555 yds.

-Marbuck Birch, Johnny Guitar. Reserves: Mellowbar. Brindle Bek, Wilga Tips, Long 10.14. Lee. 555 Errol yds.

Handicap Hurdle, -Dark Forest. 14 17: Law Sabaka, 16; King Heather, 18: Max's Pursult. 18; Hedley Boy, Pick. 18; Eruption, 18: Battle Fury. 18.

Flemington Handi. cap. 10.30. 555 yds, -Prince Waala, 14 Berkekin, 16; Merapl, 17; Cute Belle, 17; Walrevert, 17: Brimses, 17; Tracing Star, 17; Red Salmon, 17. SANDOWN PARK Fields for coursing at Sancown Taylor Malvern, and St.

provided a fitting end Christian Brothers' Colyesterday when the premiership from thrilling one-run vic- SPORT IN THE SCHOOLS No Secret Payments Ship coach Mr. J. Sykes, In a statement issued yesterday, the Commonwealth Ship Owners' Association said that no secret payments had been made to unions by ship owners. The statement followed remarks by Mr. Justice Foster on Tuesday that ship owners were making payments unions to allow ships to be brought to and taken away from Australia by non-Australian crews.

The statement issued yesterday by the deputy chairman of the association, Mr. R. A. Coutts, said: "The C.S.O.A. wishes to repeat and emphasise its denial of the "The member companies of the C.S.O.A.

are the Adelaide Steamship Australasian United Steam Navigation Australian Steam Ships Huddart Parker, Melbourne Steamship McIlwraith, McEacharn, James Paterson Tasmanian Steamers and Union Steamships Co. "The association and every one of its member I companies categorically deny that it or any one of the member companies or any person on its, or their, behalf has made any payment, secret or otherwise, to any. union or member of a union to allow ships to be brought to and taken from Australia by non-Australian Publisher Dies After Short Illness ter. Mr. F.

Stinton Mr. Jack Weldon Bellew, managing director of Commercial Publications Pty. who was for many years well known in Australian newspaper and publishing circles, died yesterday in hospital after a short 111- ness. Mr. Bellew, who was a son of the late Mr.

Pierre Bellew, was educated at Scotch College and the University of Melbourne. Newspapers with which he had been associated, and on number of which he occupied executive posts, included the the "Morning Post" and the "Herald," Melbourne, and the "Daily Telegraph" and "Daily Sydney, He was for some years editor of Bellew is survived by his wife, a son and a daugh- The death occurred in a Geelong private hospital yesterday of a former mayor of Newtown and Chilwell, Mr. Frederick William Stinton, of Fairview Street, Newtown, at the age of 68 years. Mr. Stinton was widely known as a horticulturist.

He gained considerable experience in America, where he studied under many of the most distinguished horticulturists of the day. He revisited America in 1955. Mr. Stinton leaves 8 wife, daughter (Mrs. W.

C. McLure) and one son, Mr. William Stinton, who some years ago joined his father in partnership. The funeral will take place today at the Western General Cemetery, after 8 service In All Saints' Ohurch at 11 o'clock. Mr.

H. McAlister The Registrar of the Licensing Court, Mr. Henry Maxwell McAlister, 63 years, died suddenly at the court shortly before 10 a.m. yesterday. The chairman (Judge Fraser) adjourned the court until the afternoon, when Anal addresses were given in four applications for a spirit merchant's and grocer's licence.

Dr. W. F. Bowen, of Lonsdale Street, who was called in, said it was probable Mr. McAlister had a stroke.

Mr. McAlister joined the public service in June, 1911, and was associated with-the Crown solicitor's office. He saw service in the County Court, and afterwards assisted the Crown Prosecutor in the Criminal Court. He joined the Licensing Court staff in 1944. Mr.

McAlister lived In Kenmare Street, Mont Albert, and is survived by his wife, son and daughter. The son is in England ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB Applications are invited for tion of Secretary-Manager of EAsendon Football Club. Applications In writing. stating ago, with references as to character, suitability and experience, are be addressed to the President Essendon ball Club, 53 Wellington 39, appointed sAnd at Successful applicant salary Ington. will close 7 p.m..

April an adequate cinb. Manager for 1957 probationary capacity, after which full appointment be made for definite period, CRICHTON, President. R. COOKSON. Hon.

Bad, MEMBERS OF CAREY a victory dinner in the President of the school Dandenong Gift Doubt Stawell Gift fancy Frank Adams has been handicapped off four yards for the Dandenong Gift on Saturday, but an injured calf muscle may prevent him starting. Handicaps for the Dandenong Gift Adams, L. B. 4 McDonald, T. M.

Crudcen, J. R. Arnold, C. Sampson, 6 J. Paez, R.

Hart, W. 'R. Freyer, K. R. J.

R. R. McQuie, O'Connor, M. 8. Young, W.

7 Rath, Rowe, D. D. L. Chipp. Kent, Greaves.

A. Lewis, Goodlet, A. Lucas, N. R. 'McPherson, Pescud, k.

J. Punton, B. M. Rowell, D. Smith, R.

Brown, R. Campbell, E. T. Crowley, R. A.

J. Gough, Darvili, J. t. Hervin, FairP. Heffernan, G.

J. Huggins, A. H. L. Matthews, T.

A. die, F. B. Place, G. R.

Plumb. Parkinson, J. Peterson, V. Rasmussen, N. P.

Russell, C. Savage, A. R. Skinner, M. Stanes, L.

J. Sullivan, J. E. Tate, R. J.

Thomas, D. N. Tregidga, Watt, 8 yds. C. B.

Berntsen, P. Gaffney, S. O'Brien, K. M. Webster, W.

Williams. yds. R. D. Arnold, A.

K. BoyC, D. Cole. R. G.

ford, M. D. Fletcher, Kent. J. J.

Raven. J. Ridley, Ro land Ryan, D. P. Sampson, C.

W. Smith M. F. Sweet, J. H.

seur. S. J. Warden, N. R.

Woodbridge, R. Beardsley, M. P. Cunningham, M. Evans, H.

Mead. K. M. Noden. G.

Paul. L. B. Schwennesen, L. Watters, K.

J. Matthews, G. Xuereb. A. Cull.

R. Palmer 9 A. J. Atkinson, J. Mackay, M.

Young, D. F. Coats, L. Coffer, A. McDonale, Rayment, K.

M. Paul. G. H. Trea T.

Sykes K. R. Pike. J. H.

Baird. E. Gale N. E. Johnston, F.

W. Kilduff, A. E. Lloyd, Timo- D. Miers.

D. M. Phillips. M. thy, K.

M. Walsh. A. Wallish, yds. L.

Farrell. K. Lawry, T. L. K.

Charles, H. C. Carwin. Millsteed, Morrison, J. Kelly, W.

Nicholls, R. Pitt. 10 Retike. S. P.

Oswald. Muhleisen. K. R. C.

C. Williams, McMahon. L. R. Keane.

12 C. Lincoln, O. S. Burton yds. Pearce, 13 R.

R. Hall. 134 G. H. Carter, L.

Kent, C. Jordan. C. Martin, 14 rds. Scratchings Riversdale Trial Joyce.

Mentone Marbat guerite, Dame Fortune, Com- M.R.C. AT MOONEE VALLEY SELECTIONS By Ajax KilOra Hurdle. PENANG, FOXBAY, MISS ARDEN, 3. Improvers' Hdcp. FAIRLY COURT, LADY AKAN, HIGH VIRTUE, Hamilton BUSH KING, ROYAL SIRIUS, 3.

Dundas Steeple. BRIMBREY, SOLIGHT, TURRONG, 3. Wm. Thomson STAMP, OCEAN AF CALL, ERIC'S CHOICE, 3. Progressive Hdcp.

CYANA, PROBE, ELLGAY, 3. 22 High Flying Vell Target 7 8 7 10 300 Hosolar 2 Campbell 88 Lord Rumex Mal. de Mer 3 10 2.50. HAMILTON CUP, 11 fur. 005 Royal Sirius 3 Agnew 9 212 Braddock 5 O'Brien 8 228 Sunworship 2 Powell 8 211 Bush King P.

King 00 626 Great Gilbert 10 122 Abaral 8 unlikely 131 Double Desert 7 025 Grainfeld 11 1 113 Tarawera Duckling 20 Blank Agar 12 434 Mastmaid 9 Campbell 321 Penang 6 unlikely Details For Hamilton BERRAMBOOL MAIDEN. fur. COUNTY ANTRIM (EmpyreanFoxmorn), 8.9 (Agnew) 1 MERRIDOWN, 8.12 (McCoull) 2 HAPPY MORN, 8.7 'Gardiner) 3 Others Anishing order): Lady Woodrow, 8.7 (D, Thomas); Long View. 8.7 (Bakos) Watford. 8.12 (K.

Cameron): Lady Venus. 8.12 (Saunders): Erin Belle. 8.12 (E. Burris). on COUNTY ANTRIM, 5 Merridown, 6 Lady Woodrow, 10 Happy Morn, 12 View.

15 Watford, 20 Lady Venus. 25 Erin Belle. Won by 2 ten, Time, 1.8 1-5. GRANGEBURN JUMPERS' FLAT. 11 fur.

PENANG (Makapura-Miss vIl), 9.5 (B. R. Smith) SOLIGHT. 9.7 (J. Williams) 2 Miss Arden, cd.

8.5 Byrne) 3 Others: Piper's Lass. 9.2 (R. Dean): Foxbay, cd. 9,2 (Barry Blank Agar, 9.0 (Dansle); Beau piste. 9.0 (L.

O'Brien) Glib. 9.0 (S. 2 PENANG, Piper's Lass, 4 Miss Arden, Solight, 8 15 Blank Agar, ig Glib 25 Beau Elite. Won by nk. Time.

2.25 3-5. ROBERTSON WELTER, 7 fur. ERIC'S CHOICE (En De Lola), 8.4 (Gilders) 1 OCEAN CALL, cd. (W. 8.9 Richarda) 2 TARAWERA, cd.

7.12 (Duckling) 3 Others: Braddock, cd. 9.3 (L. O'Brien) Caropia, cd 8.4 (McCoull) Pitter, cd. 8.5 (S. Gardiner); Helinre, cd.

7.11 (Campbel!) Transcribe, cd: 8.1 (B. Han) North Shore, cd. 8.4 (Bakos), Brue's GIft. 8.0 (W. Power), fell.

ERIC'S CHOICE, Ocean Call. 8 Braddock, 10 Caropia, North Shore, Tarawera, Pitter, 25 Brue's Gift Transcribe, Won by nk, Time, 1.27 4-5. HENSLEIGH HANDICAP. 6 fur. ROYAL STAMP ConfessorRoyalty), 8.9 '(Nicholls) 1 GAY LAWRENCE, 8.7 (Hutchinson) 2 DON VISTA, 8.5 (B.

Hall) 3 Others: Himarsh. 8.2 (Saunders) Cetus. cd. 8.9 (McCouil) Usage, cd. 8.9 O'Brien): Oxford Star, cd.

7.4. (Campbell): Burdindi, 8.7 ROYAL STAMP. 3 Gay Lawrence, Don Vista, Himarsh. 10 Cetus, 12. Usage, 25 Burdindl, 33 Oxford Star.

Won by 5 len. Time, 1.12 1-5. HANDICAP. 6 fur. GLEN KIRK (Meadow Mist Dame Hood), cd.

8.3 (Nicholls) 1 FAIRLY COURT. 9.0 (L. Brien; 2 REGAL SAINT, 8.2 (w. Lowe) 3 Others: Merridown. cd.

7.90 (McCoull): Hosolar. (Campbell) Smart Dress, 8.4 (Hutchinson): Willow Mist, 8.1. (Agnew): Ellgay, cd. 8.7 (S. Gardiner): Kilbee, cd.

7.10 (L. Underwood) True Target. cd. 7.11 (R. Williams).

KIRK. Fairly smart Court, Dress, Willow Mist. Engay, 15 Merridown. True Target, 20 Regal Saint. Kilbee, 33 Hosolar.

Won by 3 len. 1.13 3-5. MURNDEL HANDICAP. 1 m. TARGOO (Masthead--Kitbag), 9.3 (McNulty) SAINTLY FIRE.

o' 2 SHANTY TOWN, 7,13 (W. Cameron) 3 Only starters. on TARGOO evens Saintly Fire, 33 Shanty Town, Won by 4 6 len. Time, 1.42 1-5. Boxing Tonight at Brighton The Police Boxing and Wrestling Association will help to eauip the newlyformed Brighton Youth Centre with the proceeds of A display to be held at Brighton town hall at 8 o'clock tonight.

Among those taking part will be Ray Mitchell, Australian Olympic wrestler, as well 88 boys from local clubs. Admission is and a few seats are left. Pro. Fight Debut LONDON, April 10 (A.A.P.) Britain's 19 year old Olympic flyweight champion, Terry Spinks, won his Arst professional fight last night with more than two I rounds to spare. two players of above-average quality.

one of the best of the series undouotecuy was Parace's Brian Beers, a tine ailround sportsman witn a really remarkable future. As cricketer he starred as a patsman-77 not out and 65 not out were nis best scores and wicketkeeper, but he is aiso in Victoria's Linton Cup tennis squad, and 18 a good enough 100t- bauer to make volungwood's Anal training list as a rover. With cricket out of the way and footpall still around the corner, Associated Grammar Schools will concentrate for a time on tennis, which is a much more 1m- portant sport in the A.G.S. than it 15 in the public schools. Matches, starting on Saturday, will be of six rubbers -four singles and two douoles.

Caulfleld, winner of the 1956 pennant, and Brigaton, runner- up last year and on top in 1905, are expected to be strongest contenders for the pennant this season. Matches for Saturday Brighton Y. Trinity, Camberwen V. Caulfield, Carey v. Halleybury, Malvern v.

Ivanhoe. None will play on Easter Saturday, and, after rounds on May 4 and 11, play will be suspended until October 26. Peter McVitty. of Haileybury, with three centuries, and 546 runs, and Ian Jones, of Carey, with 447 runs, were leaders in the A.G.S. batting averages this season.

BATTING. Inns. N.O. Tot. H.S.

AvE. MoVitty (H'bury) 9 546 150 78.0 I. Jones (Car.) 447 159 63.9 Sutherland (Caul.) 8 314 81 89.2 Pryor (B'ton) 8 1. 265 87 87.9 J. Fowler (B' ton) 9 2 247 112 35.8 Batrouney (Trin.) 9 1 279 66 84.6 Home (H'bury) 9 290 100 32.2 Amlet (Caul.) 8 2 178 52 29.6 BOWLING.

Runs, Stevens (Caul,) Peachey (B'ton) Reuss (B'ton) Battle (Car.) Head (H'bury) Vaughan (Ivan.) Rayson (Caul.) Menzies (Trin.) Guthrie 10.3 Batrouney (Trin.) 10.4 were cards. still In on his private belief they perty. The four started to run away up the far bank, yelling Althy abuse and making "bad gestures" at him, his family and friends. When on the other side of the creek they moved back towards him and threatened to fight, insulting the women. He grabbed the rifle from his brother-in-law, Antonio for rabbits.

He only took it Ciancio, who was looking to frighten the youths because he himself was frightened. He shot twice into the creek and the youths were farther up the bank. Before he fired the first shot they were still abusing and coming his way. When he fired the other shot they were on the ground. Saldanera said he did not aim at any of the boys and did not believe he would hit them.

He did not shoot to kill or wound and did not even know he had hit Stratton. Saldanera said that about two months before he was punched on the nose by a man he told to get off the property. Oakleigh in School Final Oakleigh defeated Sandringham by three wickets at Oakleigh yesterday, to win the eastern section semi-final of the Metropolitan Technical Schools' cricket competition. (Reeves 30 n.o., Vincent 17, Halbiah HAM 70 (Butlin 18 n.o.; Chitty Cooper d. Barnett Grammar Schools Defeat Services Recovering from to a total of 150, a combined Associated Grammar Schools' team defeated Services' team of cadets at Point Cook yesterday.

150 (Sutherland 51 n.o., Jones 27, List 18; M. Smith C. Smith d. SERVICES' CADETS 125 (Skedden 38, Holmes 37, Martin 20; Head Batrouney Jones LEVARDO (Monogram Only Blue), cd. 8.7 (G.

Howard) 1 ARETHUSA, cd. 8.0 (R. Tunsted) 2 GAY EMPEROR, 8.5 (A. Thompson) 3 Others: Silver Phanton, 9.12; Charente, 9.10; cd. 8.12; English Standard, Como, Krishna, 9.3; Redbank, 9.1: Malvern 9.0; overwise, cd.

8.7; Flash Gem, cd. Ashwood, cd. 8.2: Fairy Dream, cd. 8.2: Frankyle, 8.9; Blackwood, 8.6; Flag Top, cd. 7.12; Corsini, 8.4: Blue Charger, 8.3; Bruleur, 8.0; Damaji, 8.2; Sky Bound, 8.0.

Won by 3 len, Time, 1.2½. £2 £1 (Franiyle bracketed with Arethusa and Corsini bracketed with Gay Emperor). Double: £5 4 Damaji, 5 Fairy Blackwood, 8 Franiyle, 10 LEVARDO. Redbank. 12 Arethusa, 14 Gay Emperor.

Charente. 20 Silver Phantom, 25 English Standard, 33 Blue Charger, 40 Corsini, Krishna, 100 Overwise. Flash Gem, FlAg Top, Bruleur, Ash- Malvern Hall, 200 wood, 250 Sky Bound, WEDNESDAY HANDICAP, 9 fur. CO (Crown StreetPromenade), cd. 7.13 (G.

Howard; 1 QUEEN NILO, cd. 18. Podmore) bJ LINDBERGH, 7.12 (Mullane) 00 Others: Sombrero, 8.10: Magic Carpet. 8.4: Gulliver, cd. 7.9; SunHour.

7.11: Daring Mac, cd. 7.1; Cambridge. 7.8: Singing Duke, 7.7; cd. 7.8; Cotton. 7.4: Kided 7.4: Culzean, cd.

7.4: Gil BIll. cd. 7.5. Won by short half nk. Time.

1.52 2-5 (race £1 Double (Levardo-Co Supreme). Magic Carpet. Queen '8 CO Linbergh. SUPREME, 10 7. Sundiac, Singing Duke, Kidarin.

15 Sombrero. 20 Cotton, 25 Daring Mach 33. bridge. 50 Sunny Hour, GII 100 Gulliver. AUBURN STAKES, 10 fur.

LYCIDAS 8.6 (B. Moon) INSULAR. 8,12 (Mulley) 2 TOUT ROUGE. (R. 8.1.

3 Others: Compilla, 8.12:. Beau Brance. 8.12: Shiriard: 8.12: AluInn, 8.12: Bernfeld. 8.12: Fragrant AIr cd. 8.0: Bell Archer, 8.7: MobIndry, cd.

8.5: Berkley. cd, 7.13: See Chance. 8.6: Beau Monarch. 8 6: Ruthlees Don. 8.6: Noble Empire.

8.6: Persian Moon, 7.10: Colin. 7.10; Gagnant, Conellio, 7,10: Thruster 7.10: Mark Won by 2 Time. 2.4 2-5 2 £1 Double: (Co Supreme-Lycidas), £8 Quinella: (Lycida-Insular). £9 Bell Archer. 3 Ruthless Don.

5 LYCIDAS. Beau 6 Insular, 10 Noble Empire, Brance, 12 Ronge, 14 Bernneld, 33 Beau Monarch, Fragrant Air. 50 Aluinn. 66 Compilla, 100 Berkley, Garnant, Shirlard 200 see By Chance, 250 lard. 200 See BY Chance.

230 Persian Moon, Mark Colin. Consillio. Croquet a.m.: Morrison Burne 12.30 p.m.: Lane. Kennedy Roberta, 2.30 p.m.t B. Tarlor V.

Usher. Edmends V. 8 Brown. ELSTERNWIOR. 12.30 p.m.: Chiller v.

Nicholls Gabbe, "Anal championship. V. McComb. Anal championshio. Presentation of trophies by Mra Lilly.

3 p.m, GLEN IRIS. -Gold Medal. 10.30: Dall. Baner Hunt. 12.30: Pakes Howat, HArrison Burrows, 2.30: Mackay V.

Country Coursing Fields, form and selections for coursing meetings at Ballarat and Warragul 8.15.-FIRST DIV. 496 Yds. 7F3 Sea Pat 212 Nymph Girl Lauren's Lass 6F3 Time Saver 136 Wanalta Spa 55F Double Vision 578 Manajack 767 Royal Wealth Selections: Lauren's Lase; next. Nymph Girl, 8.30.-MAIDEN No. 1.

496 Yds. 26 Glyn Spa Lemon Drop Rediate 344 Dainty Jet Haydlock Lad 554 Silent Dark Seleotions: Haydlook Lad; next, Redlate, Glyn Spa. 8.45.-MAIDEN No. 3. 496 Tas, 032 Penny Spa 5 Lauren's Lady Para Lad Pendle Fair 423 Jan Royal Fury Transport Ebony Princess 538 Verna' Joy Selections: Jan Fury: next, Para Lad.

Ebony Princess, 9.0.- FIRST DIV. 386 Yds. 765 Your Queen 774 Inarco 323 Jackala we Rockamee Grand Ed Pru Whisky Gold Fable 857 Vix Chiquita Selections: Jackalaws next, arco, Grand Ed. 9.15.- FIRST DIV. 490 Ya.

31 Grand Manner 628 Pendle Jan 414 Phil's Jet 756 Ace Minstrel 646 Mr. Jet 317 Ardent Gene 634 Gypsy Bay Selections: Grand. Manners next, Pendle Jan, Ace Minstrel, 9.35-BALLARAT HANDICAP. 496 Yds. F11 Wiry Man 221 Edna's Lady yards 331 Lovely Queen 417 Knockle's Don 328 Gnarwyn Girl Sun Cap Sanjasay 348 Heverton Selections: Wiry Mans next.

Ed. Lady! Sun 9.55.-HANDICAP HURDLE. 496 311 Sue's Mission 113 Max's Pick Pressum Lad Tangmere yards 346 Lady Plea sards BAR Little Landy Jarda Selections: Sue's Mission: next, Max's Pick, Pressum Lad, Warragul 8.0.-WARRAGUL TRIAL, 430 yds, 237 Steepabek 873 Ripple Jet 242 Bol Riant 166 All Crest 468 Labashoeda 656 Big Nebo 305 Tarry Me 644 The Tide RIPPLE Selections: JET, ALL TARRY ORUST. ME; next, 8.18.-MAIDEN STAKE, 430 yds, fennep Corardo Specie 787 Bobby Jet Rhonda's Gitt Snappy Kitty Time Beam Gallant Jet TIME Selections: BEAM, GALLANT JET; next, 8.36.-WARRAGUL TRIAL, 430 yds, 245 Beach 114 Purewool 867 Doughty Son Marlo Far Susan Clyde 888 Bolinga 007 Trever Lady 446 Arran Birch DAN Belections: PURE WOOL: next. BEACH, SUSAN CLYDE.

8.54.-MAIDEN STAKE, 430 yds, 835 Beralll Journal Jet Just Baba Humieigh Verlock 733 Fresnel Young Cope Easy JUST Selections: YOUNG SWING COPE: next, EASY. 9.12.-WARRAGUL TRIAL, 430 2ds. 738 Persham 003 Magic Dee 300 Orders Special 244 Keon's Ace 213 Rio Jet Corardo 176 Valdobok MAGIO Selections: KEON'S ACE: next, DEE, RIO JET. 9.30.-MAIDEN STAKE, 430 yds, Sky. Duck 665 Military Charcola Ea 642 Black Link Cope Chief Black Mittens 448 Walamba BLAOK Selections: MITTENS, BLACK SKY LINK: next, DUCK.

STUART MILL TURF CLUB SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1957. Maiden' Handicap, Handicap, fur. fur. Improvora' Handicap, 55 Stuart Mill Handicap 1 mile. winning rider.

30 Improvers' Handicap, fur. 35 Welter tarz. 1957, Stuart at Mill. 8 on Tuesday, Bookmaker April Nominations close Ind P.m. draw on course on day of races 12 noon, J.

R. ROMANO, Secretary..