The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 13

13 THE AGE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1961 Drivers Told to Ignore Stop Signals Drivers of peak-hour trains nasslnE through aims MCKCT ACt III THE WORLD'S BEST SELLING BALL Penguin Books May Contest Bah on "Lady Chatterley" PENGUIN Books Pty. Ltd. may legally contest- the Commonwealth Government's ban on D. H. Lawrence's novel, Lady Chatterley's Lover.

Caulneld yesterday morn POINTS Churchmen to Meet Next Monday SYDNEY, Thursday. The most representative group of churchmen ever convened In Australia will meet at Menangle, 40 miles from Sydney, on Monday, for the annual meeting of the Australian Council of Churches. The meeting, which will last until March 2. will cover questions ol Christian unity, with special Interest focused on Australian participation in the third assembly of the World Council of Churches, to be held at New Delhi next November. A total of (3 church leaders from throufhout Australia and New Zealand will attend the Menangle meeting.

The official heaili nf tha ing repeatedly broke the railways' most vital safe-running regulation they went against signals in the "STOP" position. Thev. were, Blven nermis- Keep up with the times! slon bv train controllers to In the near future the RAAF You can be trained to Chatterley's will be equipped with these "Bloodhound" guided missiles. I ban on "Lady I Lover," Mr. Lai ne said.

become highly skilled rl I "I'm not savins: we would. ignore an signals near caulneld station after fire damaged a signal trunklng box. The fire, which broke oat soon after a.m, caused the signals to falL Trains on the Dandenong, Pranks ton and Williams- in electronics in ine Royal Australian Air Force town lines ran ud to 20 minutes late until permission was given to drivers to The director of the Australian branch of the company (Mr. Richard Lane) said this yesterday. The decision to contest the ban would depend on the outcome of the proposed conference between the Minister for Customs (Senator Kenty) and State Chief Secretaries on- rationalising Australia's censorship procedures.

"If it were agreed that States would abide by Commonwealth censorship decisions. It would be very tempting to contest the Ignore the signals. The signals were back In operation by midday. Anglican. Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational churches will attend the meeting, together with delegations from the Churchm lace -Crabbe, Bill Wannan, Myra Morris, John Hether-lngton, Gordon Adler and Stephen Murray-Smith.

Essential The Associate Professor of English at the University of Melbourne (Professor Keith Macartney) said: "I don't think this book would destroy the moral structure of the Australian way of life." "Lady Chatterley's Lover" was essential reading for people who wished, to understand the work and philosophy of Lawrence, a serious writer of books of literary merit, he continued. It was wrong that It should be banned, especially when cheap books that might have a harmful effect on young people were on sale. of Christ, Greek Orthodox Hospital To Be Auctioned The RAAF trained technicians, who will service and maintain the intricate electronics guidance equipment of these missiles, are at present undergoing further special training. ADVANTAGES OF AIR FORCE TRAINING To meet the rapid advances in eleo tronic techniques in Air Force equipment, the RAAF will train technically minded young men to the high degree of skill required. The advantages of Air Force Training are significant; high rates of pay; good food and accommo- dation; full civilian trade recognition; free medical and dental care; a pension or gratuity on retirement; chances of travel; three weeks annual leave plus public holidays.

church, Salvation Army, Society of Friends (Quakers) and the Armenian Apostolic church. RUSHWORTH, Thursday. Rushworth's old Bush Nursing Hospital and surplus furniture is to be put YSTIIf MADE IN AUSTRALIA II ificN cue A II I RETRACTABLE I Reserve Loss "Not up lor auction-Money realised at the auc tlon will be handed over to the recently opened 50.000 "I bought my copy of "Lady Chatterley's Lover' waranga Memorial In Iceland, vears ago. when but we Mr. Lane said that while there were Commonwealth-State differences over censorship Penguin would not consider It worthwhile to oontest the ban.

He was corresponding with Senator Henty about the importation of the Penguin book on the recent court case which resulted In the lifting of the ban on the publication of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" In England. Tms book is mainly a transcript of the proceedings in the Old Bailey. "We have received legal advice that, as the book Is a record of a public prosecution. It can be published here," Mr. Lane said.

"But I have told Senator Henty that we will not import it without his permission." He added that If Senator Henty agreed to the book's admission, he would send copies of It to the Premier (Mr. Bolte) and the Chief Commissioner of Police (Mr. Porter) with a note asking: "Are you going to take any action?" Disagreement It Is understood the Prime Minister (Mr. Men-si es) and Senator Henty disagreed with a recommendation of the Commonwealth Censorship Board when it decided this week to continue the ban on "Lady Chatterley's Lover." The president of the Booksellers' Association (Mr. F.

W. Cheshire) said yesterday "Personally, I support their action. I hope I never have to sell the book." His association had not discussed the ban. he said. It was banned In England," A get-together of former Bush Nursing Hospital staff and committee members will saia rroiessor macartney.

"But somebody's pinched Wage Case Issue" The Arbitration Commission should not allow itself to be influenced by the decline in the nation's international reserves when passing judgment on the unions' claim for increases in the basic wage, A.C.T.U. advocate Mr. R. J. Hawke said yesterday.

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