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The Age, Thursday, May 2, 1963 When is your telephone a menu? When you dial Senate Attack, on 'Favors to Ansett' CANBERRA, Wednesday. The Opposition in the Senate today moved a motion of urgency attacking the Gov eminent for "favors and concessions" granted to 1 ry MENZIES CUSTOM CATERING Bill for an Extra Six Seats in Council, Four in Assembly A GOVERNMENT bill to create four more seats in the Legislative Assembly and -six more seats in the Legislative Council was introduced in the Assembly yesterday by the Chief Secretary (Mr. Rylah). Luxury in Motor Cqrs 1 At homo the office any fathering From conference-room sandwiches to a complete banquet, Menzies will take care of everything. The menu is Menzies' excellence, the service is Menzies' tradition.

The cost is less than you'd think (and your secretl). trol Board inquiry In support of the Ansett Willing The Leader of the Opposition (Senator McKenna) said the Menzies Government had been extravagant in its help to Ansett-ANA to the detriment ol TAA. "I believe no other group in Australia has been given any more valuable help and concessions at the hands of a Commonwealth Government than has the Ansett with about vinces, each DIAL A SANDWICH OR A BANQUET 60 1581 a unit of 0 ruts ma At present there are 66 members ol the Assembly and 34 Council members representing 17 provinces. If the bill passes, an Independent electoral commission will be established to draw up the redistribution. Mr.

Rylah Bald the State would be divided Into three separate areas metropolitan, intermediate and country tor the purpose ol the redistribution. Each area would have a different quota of voters for Assembly seats and Council provinces. The metropolitan area would have 32 Assembly group," he said. By its recent takeover of MacRobertson-Miller Airlines in Western Australia, Ansett-ANA had gained control of seven private airlines in Australia, Senator McKenna continued. Ansett Transport Industries had also been granted the third commercial television licence in Melbourne.

This had been done after the "unprecedented" intervention of the Director-General of Civil Aviation (Mr. D. G. Anderson) before the Broadcasting Con- The Minister for Civil Aviation (Senator Paltridge) said he had given approval to the recent acquisition by the Ansett group of Mac-Robertson-Miller Airlines. "It was a case of a willing buyer and a willing seller," he said.

Start Soon on Radar at Airport Construction of a building to house Tullamarine Jet-port's new 394,000 long-range radar unit will start soon, the Minister for Civil Aviation (Senator Paltridge) said yesterday. He expected the building would be ready for equipment installation near the end of this year. The radar unit, one of five 'if 8 80,000 voters. The country would have 24 seats and nine provinces. Eight of the seats would be based on the cities of Gee-long, Ballarat and Bendl- So and would have about 2,600 voters, and 16 seats would be in rural areas, each' with about 20,000 voters.

The nine oountry provinces would each have a quota of about 66,000 voters. The commissioners the State Chief Electroral Offl-osr, the Surveyor General and the Commonwealth Eleotoral Officer for Victoria would- have to base the redistribution plan on the number of voters living in each proposed electorate at May 31. The Chief Secretary would be required to submit their report to Parliament within 14 days of receiving it, or within 14 days of the next sitting of Parliament. The key to the bill's sue- be. with each arjoui Don't tolerata sleepless nights, tainted Hot water services, damaged ceilings and roots and musty smells caused by possums.

Ve will positively possum-proof your homo and remove the ana voters, 24,000 creatures to their natural habitat Council provinces each with about 110,000 voters. Intermediate The intermediate area, on the fringe of the metropolitan area, would have 14 seats each with about 23,000 voters, and four pro FOR mi INSPiCTIOH AND ADVICE MOM being Installed at mainland capital city airports by the Department of Civil Aviation, has a range of ISO miles and can scan an area of 70,000 square miles around an airport every 12 Country Work Problems Discussed HAMILTON, Wednesday. The problems of country employment officers were discussed today by district officers of the Commonwealth Employment Service. The director of the Commonwealth Employment Service in Victoria (Mr. P.

J. Purves) said the main theme at the talks was problems of youth employment. He said emphasis had been given to the need to interest young people In the value of apprenticeships. seconas. cess or failure may be a provision that if one House accepts the redistribution proposed by the commission it will become law, regardless of whether the other House rejects it.

If the Government approves the redistribution proposal it would be certain to pass In the Legislative Assembly and become law. On the other hand the combined Labor and Country parties have a majority of one in the Legislative Council and they are are almost certain to defeat the move to set up an electoral commission. Introducing the bill, Mr. Rylah said there had been a tremendous growth of population in Victoria over the past 60 years. In 1906 the State had a population of 1,226,000 and 99 members of Parliament in both Houses.

Today the population was almost three million but there were only 100 members. Disparity Because of the heavy population movement since the last Assembly redistribution in 1955 there was a tremendously wide disparity in enrolments. The Melbourne electoral district had 14,400 voters and Mulgrave had 51,800. The boundaries of Legislative Council provinces had not been altered significantly for more than 25 years. The result was that Melbourne province today had 41,900 voters, compared with 240,000 in Southern province.

The Government considered it essential that the unreasonable anomalies in voting strengths should be rectified without delay so that the 1964 elections for bothaHouses should be conducted on a fair and reasonable basis. Two for One Mr. Rylah said the 32 seats in the metropolitan area proposed in the bill coincided with the area of the 16 metropolitan Commonwealth electoral divisions as proposed in the recent Commonwealth redistribution. The proposed intermediate area would contain a combination of inner country and outer suburban areas in which the vast majority of the State's growth was taking place. The quota of 20,000 voters for oountry rural electorates had been designed to reduce the average area of rural seats.

senator Paltridge said the Tullamarine unit would be used initially to control air traffic using Melbourne Airport. But it was being placed at Tullamarine to be in toe best position to control aircraft using both airports when Tullamarine was ready for use in 1867. Buy Fitzroy Slums A.B.C. is Told The A.B.C. should buy up some of the terrible Fitzroy slums instead of building a factory in an area reserved for open spaces, the Labor leader in the Legislative Council (Mr.

Galbally), said last night. TWO SAILORS from the home of big cars seemed impressed with this product from the other side of the Atlantic at the Motor Show yesterday. The sailors are Lawrence Battigelli and Jim Hutchinson, from the U.S. destroyer, Buchanan. The car is a Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Series III.

At 8600, it is the most expensive car in the show. He was speaking on his Private Members Bill which seeks to reserve permanently recreational lands which have been reserved temporarily for at least five years. sorily acquired except by special Act of Parliament. Mr. Galbally said because the A.B.C.

was an instru-mentlity of the Government, it could plant its "factory" at Rippon Lea, destroying an area which had taken 100 years to develop. "Why didn't it go to Fitzroy and buy up some of those filthy slums and pull them down he asked. "After all, it is only our money they are using." Mr. Galbally said a ministry for-recreation and sport should be set up to investl- adequately recreational acuities. Wait on Survey Ha aimed to an adtoum- The bill also provides that land owned by sporting clubs cannot be compul- Maples Own 'MAPLELEAP Innerspring Your opportunity to save money during Maples bedding salel MANCHESTER SPECIALS! Premier Opens Appeal For St.

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Chandler said not enough thought had been given to the problem of adding to Victoria's recreational reserves. He would support strongly any move that would lead to an increase in parklands. 80" 99" size. Terrific value at this low price. The country parcy leaner (Sir Herbert Hyland) said in the Assembly that the bill was "completely loaded." Speaking on a motion to adjourn the bill until Tuesday week he said: "We want to find the niggers in the woodpile and there are a mighty lot of them." build Australia's first specially designed and equipped rehabilitation centre for patients in Studley Park Road, Kew.

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Council Fights Blackberries HASTINGS, Wednesday. The Hastings shire council would co-operate with the Lands department to rid the shire of blackberries. The council earlier had formed a special committee to consider the best measures to combat the pest. The committee decided that the best way in whien the council could control the spread was by full co-operation with the Lands department who had suitable eauinment for spraying operations. 111.

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