The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 4

"Herald" Weather Map FLAMES LEAP INTO AIR AT BACK OF S.A. SAWMILL BURNT OUT BY BUSHFIRE 7,000 NEW DARWIN AIRSTRIP wuiwj mm mk Attend New DARWIN, Sunday. I The squadron, which in re The R.A.A.F. will build an cent years built at Ions 1 mil Msnus Island and Cocos A Pool lion airstrip at Darwin Island, will arrive in Darwin in May and stay from 12 to 18 months until the new air airport in addition to the present lu.uuutt airstrip. The work will be carried strip is completed.

Yesterday The new airstrip la designed to full international standards to carry the heaviest out by 300 R.A.A.F. men of No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron. aircraft at present flying. More than 7,000 people yesterday gave the new Victoria Park swimming A TK Sydney Morning Herald.

Jan. 955 nTv', i f- i opened. The manager, H. Seagg, said: "Everything went well except the electrically operated turnstiles, which broke down under the droves res JfVV" tgUttJa.to'' Preceded Kstlered 83.7i 8 p.m., 79.51 thunderstorms. Bushnro danger very 83.7! 8 p.m..

79.5 79.0 5 p. 79.01 i p.m., Sydney minimum, 85.4 1 1. 10 p.m.), minimum (at 5.10 Dim. llftMst. KlaMgg fataWlhmarf Vtrtf or people wno niea in.

"Queues began to i.m.). 1 from lunchtime, and I was therllei, gradually being replaced by cooler tou therllei. Local duit tquilU and thunderstorm, with change. Rlrtfima. Lower Davrliaui sUroaeetert 9 t.m 29.S7I p.m., 29.75: 8 p.m..

29.71 Inchei. Haraldaty: 9 a.m.. 74; 3 p.m., 59 1 8 p.m.. 4 'ner on. kept busy letting peosli cooler, generally with moderating Wlatft Greatest velocity.

35 miles! through in batches of 50 ai an nour, trom nine, at 3.3H p.m. loutn-weiierly to southerly winds. Bushfire danser verv hioh but d. an equivalent number left, I- ll sV' 4 frrfTr TEMTEBATURES AT CAPITALS Canberra, maximum 05. minimum creating, forecast M.I.

As above. "One queue was 300 or 400 rioc ana cooler. GENERAL OCEAN (Tsuaum Seta tad yards long at one stage, 63: Melbourne, 105. 67: Brisbane. 86, 67i Adelaide.

109. 85: Penh. 72, 49: Hobart, 63. 56i Darwin, 90, 81 decreet. adjacent waters), A hltth fiVrr central ami nnrthm "It was a question of keeping an eye on safety and, it the same time, trying to please Tainan Sea giving variable winds and smooth aeas In central and METROPOLITAN Pint hot with atrnna nnrtherllea.

eastern Tasmtrv Sea. South-east to those waiting. There were Cooler actually south-westerly change and thunderstorms during day. Silent teas. north-east winds and slight seas over northern and north-weitera Tainan few grumbles.

Nora com tad TabKrandti Hot and humid with freshenlna northerlLea Mr. Seagg said the kiosk sea. airenginening noon-east to northerly winds over the remainder with slight or moderate seas, but a squally south-westerly change later In Tasmania waters and the south-west Tasman Sea with seas rising to rough. the pool was still unfinished, Afternoon thunderitornu. Slight teat.

Bushflre danger moderate sod increaa. tUurlata, Manning, and Hapten Hot and bumfd with strengthening northerlies. Thunderstorms develop. ina. followed bv south-west.

REFUSED PERMISSION NAw, Coastt Fresh to strong Many people wanted Rusiy norw-casi 10 nonneny winds and sliaht seas eenerallv at (trst. A leave the poo) to buy refresh. squally change moving toi erly change to-night. Slight seas. merits at nearby shops and re aouin coast ana later to uentrai uuannre danger nign.

Southaif Cooler inuallv Coast, with seas rising to moderate turn. But they were, refused Mr. 8outhwesterly change moving over district with scattered thunderstorms. On the ttiekr, germ-laden leg of every fly which enters your, home comet Fliee are a menace. They are filthy from birth.

tyORTEIN is the only Insect spray which give POSITIVE protection against disease-carrying flies. Mortein is FATAL to flies but entirely harmless to humans. souinwaras. Sydney Harbourt Strong gusty northerlies early. Squally southerly change during late morning.

Choppy on Harbour. Seas IIohf nuutde mission Mr. Seagg said so many people were waitinj Local severe squalls, uusnnre danger very high, then decreasing. Norlhwest Plains and Slopes! Hot northerly winds. Thunderstorms de-velonlns durlns dav.

Cooler south- Harbour rising to moderate over- lerllet reaching district to-night Bush- nigm. NEW SOUTH WALKS A -cooler squally south-westerly nre danger very nign. Central Districts! First hot with strong northerlies. Cooler squally south-westerly change moving to dia ouisiue mat ims wouia nave been impossible. He said that the filtration plant) although not working at full capacity, had stood up to the test.

Engineers were continuioj change extending over the State, reaching central and eastern districts SAFEfil All TIE HEALTH IF YOUR FAMILY to-aay, accompaniea oy scattered thunderstorms and severe squalls. Continuing hot in the north and tin as see ihf appear yitk Sta In the north-east quarter, where strengthening northerlies, dust squalls "PLANE WRECK" IS TREES ana very mgn ousnnre aangcr. Seas slight, rising later toward Bass Strait. PLANETS iu wont round ine ciock to restore the unit, which failed soon after the pool opened on December 18, he added. The.

pool was closed from December 19 to 23 for addi A search oartv yesterday Mercury, rises 5.9 a.m.. sets 7.36 p.m.; Venus, 2.6 a.m.. 3.39 p.m.; Mars. 10.23 a.m., 10.50 p.m.; Jupiter, 7.57 p.m.. 6.7 a.ra.t Saturn, 1.30 found that a group of trees tional work.

MAILS INFORMATION A firefighter in front of the blazing remains of a sawmill at McLaren Flat, near Adelaide, during yesterday's disastrous bushfires. Flames leap into the air at the back of the burnt out mill. The bushfires broke out in (he Mt. Lofty ranges, close to Adelaide, and in near country districts. At one stage 13 fires were blazing in the hills, and fresh outbreaks were reported last night.

Mitt iswsrfil Issset tint la Antrilli and tki safest ts ass. uprooted in a recent wind storm formed reported "plane wreckage in the Blue a.m., 3 p.m.- PHASES OF THE MOON Full moon, January last quarter, January 16; new moon, January 24; first quarter, January 31. It reopened on Decerned 24, closed again on Dccembn 26, for repairs to the filtration plant, and reopened at noon Mountains. p.m. New Guinea: Tues.

4 p.m.: 3 p.m. Paoua Closing times at O.P.O. Registered matl one hour earlier. Key: letters; parcels; I.o., first oppor- on uecemuer 2V. 4 p.m.; 3 p.m.

New Hebrides: 4 p.m Norfolk 3 30 a.m. ait. OUTWAHD 8URFACE HAILS Aden: Jan. 17. 10 a.m.

L. a.m, new zeaiana: Jan. 6, 3 p.m. America (Nortb Heavy Air inn u. oau, a p.m.

Canada and America: Jan. 17. 10 a.m. America. North (Boston a p.m.: 3.30 a.m..

6 p.m.; 6 p.m.. 3.30 a.m., p.m.. 11 A.mj 8 p.m.. 3 p.m. Philippines: 10.30 a.m Portuguese Timor: 1 p.m Sooth Africa: 1 p.m.; alt.

Wed. (Jan. S), 1 p.m.; alt, 1 p.m. Solomon Island: Jan Chicago, and New York only Bookings uemrai aca soata (except cnuer Canada (Montreal, Toronto, only): f.o. Austria.

Greece, Unnsarj. Lebanon. Malta. PalHtlne, 8. 3 p.m.

Thailand: 1 Syria, Yoxoalavla: Jan. 7, 10 Airlines are mcreasinil a.m.; Jan. 10 a.m. Biitlib bast Africa: Jan. 17.

10 a.m p.m. INWARD OVERSEAS AIR MAILS America, North and South: Sun. Canada: Wed. Ceylon: FIJI: Sat. their scheduled services bvl Jan.

6, 3 p.m. British North Borneo: Jan. 7. 10 a.m.: Jan. 3.

3 D.m. China: Jan. 14 aircraft to-day to comI Japan and Korea: Sat. New 14. 3 p.m.

Ecrpt: Jan. 7, 10 with returning a.m.; u.t Jan. 3 p.m. aarope: Maiana: uaiiy. united Kingdom Dally, except Sat.

makers. Jan. 13. 10 a.m.; Jan. 6.

3 p.m. Fiji: P. and Jan. 13, 10 a.m. France.

Switierland: Bookings in and out oil Jan. 14, 10 a.m.: Jan. 15. 10 Car Crashes Sydney were very heavy I a.m. uons; none, rormosa: jan 13, 10 a.m.: Jan.

14, 3 p.m French Indo-China: service bus- yesterday, too. I ifinf quicker service! i more sfocKs enaea: Jan. a. a n.m. uermacT Into Milk Bar Airlines predict heavy I Jan.

5. 10 a.m.: Jan. 5. 3 tramc an tnis week-. E.m.

uiioen Jan. noon: Jan. 4, 3 p.m. Hawaii: Jan 14, 10 a.m.: h.t Jan. 14.

noon Holland Jan. 5. 10 a.m.: L. Jan. 5, 3 p.m.

India, Pakistan, Ceylon: Jan. 14. lO a.m.: MELBOURNE. Sunday. INJURED MAN a motorist clune des Jan.

6. 3 p.m. Indonesia and Portu-tuese Timor: P. and Jan. 7.

10 IDENTIFIED! a.m. urwci, Jiaij, bicut: ran 7, 10 a.m.; Jan. 8, 3 p.m Janan fclvlll P. turtri Jan. 11 perately to the running board of his runaway car today as it swerved over a footpath, crashed through the plateglass window of a Moorabbin milk bar and 10 a.m.

Japan, Korea (B.C.F.K.): Jan. 11, 10 a.m. (by air). 10.30 a.m.; 1 p.m. Lord Police last night identifledl man who was kr.ocktil down and seriously injured hjl tiowe is, isuriace-paid man dt air): Jan.

7, noon; Jan. 3, 3 n.m. Malaya: Jan. 7, 10 a.m.; Jan. 3.

10 a.m. New Caledonlat car on Hume Highway! knocked down a. two-yaar- P. and L-, Jan; 6, 10 a.m. New nuiiora.

on Saturday, Qd Qfte fixfcnrpg TOQTuGD GQCDOCDQ0 Roland Hazell. 51. of Cross-I oia Doy msiae tne snop. The boy, Peter Padget, of Heonaei; r. ana Jan.

f. 10 a.m New Guinea; P. Jan. 6. 10 a.m.: Jan.

8, 10 a.m. Nauru: Jan. 4, noon: Jan. 4. 3 p.m.

New Zea land Street, Merrylands. land, Baratonfa: Jan, 5. 10 Hazell is still unconsciowl uauarat, was taken to hospital suffering from a broken leg and severe cuts. in Canterbury District Memoi-I a.m.; uan. noon.

Nortou Island: (by sea). Jan. 27. 10 a.m.- aurfact.DfllH malt Chv at ai Hospital suffering from! Jan. 12, 3 p.m.

Ocean Pu Jan' The motorist. Mr. F. concussion, severe i. noon; Jan.

4, a p.m. rapna: Jan. 6. 10 a.m.: Jan. a.

in Schwan, of Moorabbin, suf and two fractured legs. a.m. Philippines: Jan. 13, 10 Police said that Hazell'i wife is on holidays and thtil had been unable to contact! n.m,; jan. p.m.

ritcaim Island: and Jan. 13, 10 a.m Rolotson Islands: P. and Jan. 10 10 a.m. South Africa and Rhodesia: f.D.: Jan.

4, 3 P.m. Tahiti: P. and Jan. 6. 10 a.m.

Thailand: Jan. 7. 10 a.m.: Jan .1 in fered trom minor bruises and shock. Mr. Schwan was driving along the street when the door flew open and he fell on to the running board.

He was trying to turn the her. GIRLS' YOUTH CENTRE, ELIZABETH ST. STORE Ona whole floor with avorythlng for girls of all agtt and little boys 1 to 41 Mora, mora stocks of famous-name, famous-value lines! Everything you can think of for school or before-school needs! a.m. Thursday P. and Jan.

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13, io a.m.r L. Jan. 6. 3 p.m. CHESS TITLE steering when the car crashed INWARD SURFACE MAILS America.

North anil Mnnthi into the window. CONTINUED 4. Aden; Jan. 5. British East Africa, Jan.

5. United Kingdom: Jan. S. Europe: Jan. S.

OUTWARD OVERSEAS AIR MAILS Mora space for girls' shoes eliminates queues! Service is quicker on the spacious fifth floor! PPRTH Klinrlav Uftnlll of the afternoon session of LIFE MEMBER APPOINTED Aden. Hal. Kni. RhnrtMta p.m. China, I Hong Rons, Manchuria: 1 n.m.

India Psblstin- Mrm the Australian chess championship in Perth to-day wtrt: K. Ozols (Vic.) beat K. ULLADULLA. Sunday. it Sheard (W.A.), P.

Berziml 1 p.m. Iran, Iraq: 1 p.m. Syria, Trans Jordan: 1 p.m. Norway, Pnland, Portoeal. Rumania.

Spain. Sweden, Switierland: 1 p.m. U.3.S.R., Yugoslavia: 1 p.m. United jUtl (W.A.) beat Z. GrinfeMi Bega Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Society has appointed Colonel P.

E. W. Irwin an honorary life mem- the tunic that grows with the girl (W.A.), S. Lazare (Vic.) bet V. Stannard (W.A.).

P. CASTLEREAGH the boys' suit with the double seat ROMSEY boys' suits with a fitting for all figures ninrdom and the Republic of Ireland: 4 Foster (W.A.) beat J. V. Kell oer nrst tne society 83 p.m. South America, U.S.A.: Fri.

1 am rlM ner (N.S.W.), O. Wete (Tas.) drew with S. Nikolenlo 4 p.m. FIJI: Ftl. 7 a.m.

Canasta; 7 a.m.: alt. 7 (W.A.). years' history. Colonel Irwin (a farmer, show president, and soldier in two wars), has served more than 30 years on the society's committee. The adjourned game a.m.

Indonesia: 1 p.m. Malaya: 1 p.m. New Caled.nla: 4 n.m. Israel: Rat 1 tween Kellner and Webri Japan: 10.30 a.m.; 1 1 was won by Kellner. RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TO-DAY 7 a.m.

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The Variety, 2CtY: News; 7.15, Serial! 1 Big Parade. 2SM: News: 7.15, Muslcl 1 Auburn Show. IKYi John Harper: 7.15. Vsrkf 7.30, Ai Time Goes By; 7.45, Mink p.m. to 9 p.m.

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