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Page 462
... Bob Menzies was triumphant . Ted Holloway interjected : " The honorable gentleman himself has been on a winner sometimes ' . Bob Menzies : ' Very frequently , particu- larly when opposed to the honorable member for Melbourne Ports ...
... Bob Menzies was triumphant . Ted Holloway interjected : " The honorable gentleman himself has been on a winner sometimes ' . Bob Menzies : ' Very frequently , particu- larly when opposed to the honorable member for Melbourne Ports ...
Page 481
... Bob Menzies and his wife , Joe Lyons and others were preparing to attend the celebrations for the silver jubilee of ... Menzies ' cabin while he was shaving . On the same morning another enterprising journalist chased Henry Gullett into ...
... Bob Menzies and his wife , Joe Lyons and others were preparing to attend the celebrations for the silver jubilee of ... Menzies ' cabin while he was shaving . On the same morning another enterprising journalist chased Henry Gullett into ...
Page 495
... Bob Menzies drew I the prize he had coveted so passionately . In April 1939 he succeeded Joe Lyons as Prime Minister of Australia . He told the people of Australia not to believe what his enemies said of him . He was neither aloof nor ...
... Bob Menzies drew I the prize he had coveted so passionately . In April 1939 he succeeded Joe Lyons as Prime Minister of Australia . He told the people of Australia not to believe what his enemies said of him . He was neither aloof nor ...
Contents
VICTORY OF THE COMFORTABLE CLASSES | 47 |
A DIVIDED AUSTRALIA | 80 |
John Joseph Ambrose Curtin and Robert Gordon Menzies frontispiece | 116 |
Copyright | |
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