DOWN MEMORY LANE
By Sir Robert Menzies

This is an address given by the Prime Minister, to the National Press Luncheon Club at the Hotel Canberra, on September 14, 1964

PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICE AT
WESLEY CHURCH, MEL43OURNE 13TH SEPTEMEER. 1964+
Speech by the Prgime Minister the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert-Menizies
Sir, Your Excellency and Ladies and Gentlemen:
I think I might be permitted, as usual, to engage
in a few vagrant thoughts at the beginning of my talk. One
is that I was delighted to hear from the, distinguished Chairman
that Governors in the State of Victoria keep on improving.
( Laughter) Now Sir Irving is such a master of English that
I was surprised to find myself left in doubt. Did he mean that

 P.M. No 65/1964

Mr. Bolte is a capable, experienced and successful Premier. The preparation of his budget for the State of Victoria is his responsibility in which he needs no advice from the Commonwealth.

The proposals which he has made for the imposition of income tax will be the subject of study by the appropriate officers in the Federal Treasury who in due course will report to me as Acting Treasurer.

No. 147, OCTOBER, 196.
A. I. D. A. OFFICE BEARERS
The election of office bearers from A. I. D. A.' s Council
Members, elected at the Annual General Meeting
held on 26th May, 1964, was conducted at the August
Council Meeting. The following is the complete list
of Council Members and office bearers.
President: * Mr. F. M. Wiltshire.
Immediate Past President:
* Mr. B. G. Ross.
Senior Vice-Presidents:
* Dr. E. Barraclough ( Victoria).
* Mr. W. W. Pettingell,
Vice-Presidents:
* Mr. E. R. Beattie.
* Mr. G. G. Foletta, C. M. G.

THE
WALLACE WURTH INAUGURAL MEMORIAL LECTURE
THE PRIME MINISTER
( The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Menzies, M. P.)
at
THE SCIENCE THEATRE, UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, SYDNEY,
on
Friday, 28th August, 1964.
THE UNIVERSITIES SOME QUERIES"

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PORTRAIT OF LORD DInROSSIL
The Historic Memorials Committee yesterday accepted
for the Commonwealth Collection a portrait of the late
Viscount Dunrossil, former Governor-General of Australia
painted by Mr. Rex Bramleigh of Melbourne. The Chairman of
the Historic Memorials Committee is the Prime Minister and the
members are; the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the
House or Representatives, the Vice President of the Executive
Council, the Leader of the Opposition and the Leader of the
Opposition in the Senate.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
SPEECH BY
Rt. Hon. SIR ROBERT MENZIES,
M. P.,
ON.
APPROPRIATION BILL 1964-65.
Second Reading.
( BUDGET DEBATE.)
[ Fromn the ' Parliamentary Debates," 25th August 1964.]
Sir ' ROBERT MENZIES ( Kooyong-
Prime Minister) [ 8.311.-Mr. Deputy
Speaker, I am glad that the honorable member
for Barton ( Mr. Reynolds),-at the conclusion
of his remarks, has thought fit to
remind us that we are considering what
amounts to a motion of censure, because,
otherwise, this may have been overlooked

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRLIA.
SPEECH64/ 099
Rt. Hon. SIR ROBERT MENZIES,
M. P.,
ON
YUGO SLAV IMMIGRANT
ORGAMISATIONS.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.
[ From the " Parliamentary Debates," 27th August 1964.]
Sir ROBERT MENZIES ( Kooyong-
Prime Minister)-by leave--For some time,
there have been references both in the
Parliament and elsewhere to the activities
of certain Yugoslav immigrant organisa-
-ions. The Government is, and over a period
) as been, in possession of considerable
information on these activities. Certain of

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VISIT OF ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS MARINA,
DUCHESS OF KENT
Statement by the Prpiie Minister, the Rit. Hon. Sir Robert Menzies
The following appointments in relation to the
visit of Her Royal Highness Princess Mlarina, Duchess of Kent,
have been made To be Commonwealth Director
Mr, J. H. Scholtens,
Director of the Ceremonial and
Hospitality Branch of the
Prime Minister's Department
To be Commonwealth Press Relations Officer-
Mr, C. G. Hartnett of the
Premier's Department in the
New Southi Wales Government

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VISIT OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS
MARINA, DUCHESS OF KENT
Statement by the prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Menzies
The Prime Minister announced today that Her Royal
Highness. Princess Marina Duchess of Kent bad agreed to open
the new Defence Headquariers building at Aussell Hill at the
time of her visit to Canberra in September.
Sir Robert said that the ceremony would take
place on Monday, 28th September, following Princess. Marinavs
visit to the Australian War Memorial.