Australian MP's Also Hunt

the Heat

NEW ZEALAND Parliamentarians are not alone in hankering for the warmth of the South Sea Islands. Six Commonwealth Goveminent Members will spend two weeks in Papua and New Guinea in July-August.

Among them will be Mr. Arthur Calwell, Deputy-Leader of the Federal Opposition.

The five other members are Senator D. C. Hannaford (Liberal, South Australia), Mr, W. M. Jack (Liberal, NSW), Mr. L. T. Failes (Country Party, NSW), Mr. W. G.

Bryson (ALP Anti-Communist, Victoria), and Senator W. E. Aylett (Labour, Tasmania).

An extensive tour has been arranged for the members, and will include an inspection of APC’s drilling areas in Western Papua.