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HOME NEWS THE AGE, Monday, July 17, 1972 Greenwood's election challenge' to A.L.P. OFFICIALS CHECK CHESS GRAND MASTER Minister wants NS fight wM PA. fflyy uuulJLIuxJ LaJ Sen. Greenwood The Federal Attorney-General Greenwood) yesterday challenged the A.L.P. to fight the election on the issue of whether Australia should have a National Service Act.

"Let it continue to be an issue. Let it be the major issue if the A.L.P. wants it that he said. fSJ- Xl I the "inability of the Labor Party to manage its own affairs in respect of one candidate" showed it would not be able to run the country. State Bank Deposit Stock Only the State Savings Bank, guaranteed by the Government of Victoria, has Deposit Stock, repayable on one month's notice.

An approved Trustee investment. Available in multiples of $20. The Slate SavingsBank REYKJAVIK, July 16. Chess officials today issued an ultimatum to temperamental U.S. challenger Bobby Fischer: He must appear at the chess board by Tuesday or forfeit his chances of winning the world championship.

Chief tournament arbiter, Lothar Schmid, made the announcement here early today after Dr. Max Euwe. president of the World Chess Federation, ruled last night that Boris Spassky, of the Soviet Union, would retain his title if Fischer is disqualified. Today's game was due to start at 3 a.m. Monday (Melbourne time).

Fischer, now two games down to Spassky after losing the first and forfeiting thes econd, is battling with the organisers to reverse the decision on the second game and remove the television cameras from around the stage of the playing hall. He claims they distracted him. Early today, Mr. Schmid released a report of the arbitration committee meeting which in effect reaffirmed the television cameras would stay and Fischer Would have to forfeit the second game. Mr.

Fred Cramer, the U.S. representative on the committee, immediately told reporters the American side would not accept the forfeit decision or the ruling on the cameras. He accused Russian grand master Nikolai Kroguis, Spassky's second, of "torpedoing the match" by insisting at the meeting the cameras were part of the championship. Labor Youth Conference had gone out of their way to "smear, belittle and disparage" members of the Commonwealth police. He said the Commonwealth police were working diligently and painstakingly following every lead to find draft resisters, including the A.L.P.'s endorsed candidate for Hotham (Mr.

Barry Johnston). Innuendoes "A.L.P. allegations or innuendoes or suggestions that the police force or the Government is playing dead are absolutely false," he said. He said the Commonwealth police would catch draft-resisters "even if it takes a long but A.L.P. members could test his sincerity by giving information confidentially.

He said: "On this issue, Mr. Whitlam is up and down like a "Publicly he says, early this year, that draft-dodging is no crime- Publicly he says, last week, that Mr. Johnston should surrender himself." Senator Greenwood said Speaking at a Northcote meeting for the Liberal candidate for Batman (Mr. Leon Bram), Senator Greenwood said A.L.P. spokesmen had shamelessly glorified draft He said: "By their attitude, they condemn the 99 per cent, and more of young men who obey the law.

"They seek special favors in Mr. Whitlam's language and Mr. Hartley's words, an amnesty for one of a motley crew who have not got the courage to face the court and accept the consequences of what they call a stand 'in principle'." Senator Greenwood said the National Service Act would clearly be an issue at the elections. "There is absolutely no need for any pseudo-martyrdom by people whose greatest achievement is to remain furtively well-concealed aided, of course, by the State president of the A.L.P. and others from the police forces of the land," he said.

Senator Greenwood said A.L.P. Senators and the mm Can it be? Yes it is. Actress Cyd Charisse, those long lovely dancing legs covered by trousers, takes violin lessons from Carl Pini. Plni and his quartet are here to play at the Comedy Theatre. Cyd says she is taking lessons to surprise her close friend Jack Benny.

Forgotten people who pay rent Australia's forgotten people are those who pay rent. In the headlong rush to pursue Australia's nation' al goal of home ownership for everyone the tenant has been neglected. As part of a three part re-p this week The National Times looks at the reasons for soaring rents and leases oriented against the tenant. It also tells why house prices are high and warns of dangers in putting 'houses in joint names. In other exclusive reports the paper reveals some unknown facts behind Australia's $20 million a year narcotics industry in "How drug pushers operate in Australia." Also: Australians are turning into a nation of slobs: Where Qantas is headed-now: The Liberal leadership the most private of private battles: The strange story of a middle-aged air pirate.

The National Times is on sale now and all this week, Bolte loses fishing gear BRISBANE. A month's Queensland holiday for Victoria's Premier (Sir Henry Bolte) got off to a bad start at Brisbane Airport yesterday. Minutes after arriving on his way to Mooloolaba he discovered his fishing gear was missing from his luggage. He said he had fishing reels in his golf bag when he left Melbourne. WW We don't want more colleges: students it; ber of tertiary institutions, it is totally unrealistic even to dream that all these institutions will ever have the facilities necessary'" he said.

The conference also carried a motion condemning the Federal Government for its "chronic failure" to meet responsibilities in the field of education, and decided to conduct a campaign urging Victorians to vote against the Government at the elections. The possibility of running a candidate against the Minister for Education (Mr. Fraser) for the seat of Wannon (Victoria) was also discussed. A conference of Victorian tertiary students voted at the weekend to oppose the1 establishment of the proposed fourth university and a college of advanced education at Wantirna. The students said Victoria could not afford further tertiary institutions and would be better off with a "rationalisation" of the system.

The conference, organised by the Victorian Association of Students of Advanced Education, was attended by 70 delegates. The president of the VASAE (Mr. J. D- Vines) said finance was desper- ately needed by the existing 46 institutions. "This must be the epitome of irrational and uncoi ordinated planning of ter-i tiary education anywhere in the world and is indicative of the political expediency by which tertiary education has developed," he said.

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