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A.I.C.D. bulletin.

Trade union information bulletin / A.I.C.D.

AICD newsletter : anti-war action.

BOX 28
‘How to Write a Media Release’, being folder of instructional material

‘Projects / Hasleton / ANOP Survey’, 1973-1974, being folder of correspondence of Richard Whitington (National Research & Development Officer) mainly with, and relating to Simon Hasleton and his survey on liberal issues for Australian Nationwide Opinion Polls Pty. Ltd. 

‘Media / Project Records’, 1973-1974

Folder of telexes, including news releases, 1973-1974

‘NSW State Election 1973’ relating to the election results 

‘NSW Senate Team Double Dissolution 1974’

‘1971 NSW State Election Results’, 1971-1973

‘Figures & Tactics / 1973 NSW Leg[islative]. Ass[embly].’, 1973

‘NSW Legislative Assembly Election 17th November, 1973’, relating to Australia Party candidates and policies

‘Resignations’, 1973-1975, relating to resignations of Australia Party members and officers

‘Correspondence 1974 NSW Secretary’, 1974

‘NSW H. of Reps. Candidates & Campaign Directors’ relating to 1974 Federal Elections

‘N.S.W. State Convention 1971’

‘1974 Convention’

‘1975 N.S.W. Annual Convention’

‘1976 N.S.W. Annual Convention’

Folder relating to N.S.W. Branch activities, 1972-1976

BOX 29
‘Reports’, 1973-1975, being copies of reports to National and N.S.W. Executives and N.S.W. State Council

‘Minutes N.S.W. State Executive’, 1972-1976

‘Minutes of National Executive’, 1975-1976

‘Constitutional Ballot’, ca. 1976, relating to N.S.W. Regional Groups

‘N.S.W. Constitution’, 1974, with copy of N.S.W. Branch Treasurer’s Report, 14 Oct. 12975

Folder of various N.S.W. Branch reports, 1975

‘N.S.W. Convenors Reports’, 1974

‘Nominations – Federal - Senate 1974’, 1973-1974, being folder of correspondence of N.S.W. Secretary

‘Nominations State’, 1973-1974, relating to the nomination and pre-selection of candidates for N.S.W. seats of the House of Representatives

‘Secretarial Correspondence – “In”’, 1974-1975, being miscellaneous documents

‘Correspondence 1973 N.S.W. Secretary’

Folder of correspondence of N.S.W. Secretary, 1974-1975

‘Correspondence 1975 N.S.W. Secretary’

‘Correspondence 1976 N.S.W. Secretary’

‘N.S.W. Newsletters 1976’

Folder of papers compiled by Anthony J. Gentile, 1976

‘Policy Documents’, being folder of copied documents compiled by Ian Bowie (Bathurst Electoral Group)

‘Organisation’, 1973-1978, being folder compiled by Ian Bowie (Bathurst Electoral Group)

‘Macquarie University Australia Party Club’, 1973-1974

BOX 30
‘Press Releases’, 1973-1974

Folder relating to Federal elections in the A.C.T., 1969-1972

Folder mainly relating to papers presented at Chartered Institute of Transport – N.S.W.  Section Seminar, ‘Is There a Transport Policy for Australia?’, ca. 1971

‘Australia Party – General’, 1969, relating to the N.S.W. Branch Constitution, with contributions from A. R. Blackshield

‘Senator Turnbull’, 1969-1970, relating to Senator R. J. D. Turnbull and formation of the Australia Party, including correspondence of A. R. Blackshield (Joint State Convenor, N.S.W.)

‘Questionnaire – To Interested People’, 1969-1971

‘Library File / State 1971, 1969-1971, being mainly photocopied material relating to N.S.W. State election campaign, 1971

‘Offset Printing’

‘National Executive’, 1974-1975

Folder of papers relating to the 1973 Senate campaign

‘Organization Committee’, 1969-1973, mainly relating to candidates and election campaigns

‘1967 Senate’ relating to 1967 Senate Election

BOX 31
‘1973 State A.L.P. Platform’, 1973-1974

‘Preference Material’ relating to Australia Party preference allocations in the 1974 Federal Elections

‘Decentralisation / Regional Development’, 1973-1974

‘Resources (incl. Energy & Uranium)’, 1975

Folder of material relating to submissions to inquiries into the Australian Post office and the Australian Public Service, 1971-1973

‘Section 4 Government’, 1974, being papers, including submission from relating to Royal Commission into the Australian Public Service

Folder of papers mainly relating to Federal and State election campaigns, 1967-1976, including papers relating to Australian Reform Movement and Liberal Reform 

BOX 32
‘Adelaide Trip 27.8.72 – 9.8.72.’ relating to tour of selected Federal electorates by Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director)

Folder relating to the Australian Reform Movement, 1966-1969

‘Moratorium’, 1968-1970, mainly relating to the Vietnam Moratorium Campaign

Folder of correspondence, 1966-1972, being mainly correspondence of Gordon Barton (Liberal Reform Group), 1966-1967

‘Aboriginal Affairs’, 1966-1975, being folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director)

Folder relating to consumer affairs, 1973

‘Overseas Ownership’, 1967-1974, relating to foreign investment in Australia

BOX 33
’18 Year Old Voting Rights’, 1971-1972, being folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director)

Folders (2) of scripts, including drafts for telecast of Australia Party 15 Minute Rural Policy Speech, Nov. 1972, and radio commercials

‘Campaign Workshop – Mittagong 1972’

‘Finances’, 1971-1972, being folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director)

‘Financial Matters’, 1971-1974

‘Budget – 1971 State Elections’, being out-letters of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director) to Australia Party candidates receiving financial assistance for their local campaign funds

Folder of Australia Party candidates for the House of Representatives elections, 1969, 1972

’69 [1969] Press Statements’

‘Workers Party’, 1975

Folder relating to the Young  Australians, 1972-1974

Folder relating to preference allocations for the 1969 Federal Elections

Folder relating to statistical information on the Federal Elections, 1969-1972

Folder relating to the 1972 Federal Elections

BOX 34
‘Correspondence August’, 1972-1974, mainly relating to protests against French nuclear testing in the Pacific and the establishment of the Omega Navigational Installation in Australia

‘Taxation’, 1971-1974, relating to taxation reform policy

‘Decentralization’, 1973-1975, being mainly papers of Geoffrey Loftus Hills

Folder of papers mainly compiled by Ian Modistach, 1979-1980

‘Australia Party Letter Book’, Jan.-July 1972, in black post binder

BOX 35
‘Australia Party / Press Releases 1972’, being lever arch file

‘Australia Party Telexes’, 9 Aug.-2 Dec. 1972, being lever arch file

BOX 36
Lever arch file of telexes, 2 Dec. 1972-9 July 1973

‘Tjuringa / Telex Copies’, 9 Jan.-15 Nov. 1973, being lever arch file mainly of press releases

BOX 37
‘Newsletter for Typing’, 1975

‘Local Groups Press Kit’, 1974-1975, being mainly newscuttings relating to the Australia Party

‘Policy Groups [Rural]’, 1972-1974

‘Proposals on FM Broadcasting (1/74), being Submission by the Australia Party to the Independent Inquiry into Frequency Modulation Broadcasting in Australia, 21 Jan. 1974

‘Proposals on Foreign Investment 6/72’, June 1972

‘Overseas Investment 1973’, 1969-1973

‘Foreign Owned and Controlled’, relating to Project Australian Control luncheon, Argyle Tavern, Sydney, 28 November 1972

‘A.I.C.D. & N.I.F. Submission to Senate Elect Committee on Foreign Ownership and Control’, 1974

‘Foreign Invest. Clippings & Releases’, 1972-1974

‘Environment (incl. Conservation) General Info’, 1971-1974

‘Conservation - Environment (incl. Conservation) General Info’, 1971-1974

‘Foreign Policy’, 1972-1975

BOX 38
‘1972 Election Results & New State Electoral Boundaries’

‘Assorted Campaign Material’

Folder of mainly correspondence with New Zealand Values Party and relating to affiliation with Liberal International (London, U.K.), 1972-1975

‘Press Details’, being mainly listings of telex numbers of media outlets

Folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director) relating to funding and expenditures, 1972-1973

Folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director), relating to speaking requests to Gordon Barton, 1973

‘Speaking Requests 1974’

‘Foreign Investment Material’, 1968-1974

‘Background to the Senate Election’, being paper compiled by Richard Whitington, June 1973

BOX 39
‘Campaign Manual & Appendices’, 1969-1974

Folder mainly relating to Senate Campaign tours by Gordon Barton, 1973-1974

‘National Party’, 1969-1975, being folder of mainly policy statements by the Liberal and Country Parties 

Folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director), 1972-1973

‘Speakers Notes’, 1973

Folder relating to proposal for computerisation of membership records, 1973

Folder of photographs, being mainly Australia Party candidates, members, and office staff, including Gordon Barton, Fergus McPherson, Alan FitzGerald, John Deece, Michael Donelan, Richard Jones, Tony Blackshield, Ian Gilfillan, john Siddons 

BOX 40
‘A.I.C.D.’, being folder of papers relating to the Association for International Cooperation and Disarmament

‘Health’, 1972-1974, relating to health policy

‘Writings and Theories of Shann Turnbull’, 1972-1974

‘New South Wales’, being results of N.S.W. electoral divisions at House of Representatives Election, 2 Dec. 1972

‘Inflation’, 1973-1974, including copy of Liberal Movement Policy statement, Dec. 1974

‘AMPOL Legal file’, relating to apology by the Australia Party during 1972 Federal Election campaign over incorrect statement about AMPOL being foreign owned 

Folder of Australia Party candidates’ addresses and biographies, 1972-1974

‘Electoral Information’, being folder of Australia Party candidates’ addresses and biographies, 1972-1974

BOX 41
‘Campaign Post Mortems’, 1972-1973, relating to 1972 Federal Elections

Folder of listings of filing systems of Fergus McPherson and others, 197-

Folder relating to education policy and reform, 1972-1975

‘Economic Policy of the Australia Party’, 1973-1974

‘Western Australian Reports Memos’, 1973-1974

Folder of constitutions and rules of the Australia Party, 1971-1974

Folder of constitutions and rules of the Australia Party, 1970-1974, including Liberal Movement material

‘Urban Development’, 1971-1972

Folder of list of National Files, compiled by Bev Dyke, 17 Feb. 1975, and list of Files forwarded Arundel St.’

‘National Superannuation’, 1974

‘Crime’, 1974

‘Land Tenure’, 1972-1974

Folder of completed questionnaire, 7 Feb. 1972, from Reform 3/72

‘Liberal International – Correspondence’, 1972-1975

‘Census’, 1968-1976

BOX 42
Telexes, including news releases, 6 Oct. 1973-17 Feb. 1974

Correspondence, 1973, relating to media confusion between Gordon Barton and Alexander Barton

Folder of copies of minutes of National and State Executive meetings, 1977-1981

Folder of campaign material, 1969-1972, including issues of Campaign Bulletin, 1972

‘Sparco Press Clippings’, being folder of campaign advertising

‘NSW Newsletter’, 1973-1974, being issues of N.S.W. Newsletter, supplements to Reform, 19/73-11/74

‘Ombudsman’, 1972-1973, being folder of correspondence of Fergus McPherson (National Campaign Director), with Rev. Norman Webb (Ombudsman, Australia Party) 

‘Local Group Contacts’ relating to New South Wales

Folder of lists of contacts and addresses of N.S.W. Branches’ office bearers

Folders of papers of Bev Dyke:

Folder relating to A.C.T. Branch, 1974-1975
Folder of correspondence with Barry Stevens, Tennant Creek, N.T., relating to re-activation of Northern Territory Branch, 1975
Folder relating to Victorian Branch, 1974-1975
Folder relating to Tasmanian Branch, 1974-1975
Folder relating to South Australian Branch, 1973-1975
Folder relating to Queensland Branch, 1974-1975
Folder relating to Western Australian Division, 1974-1975

Papers of Alan Jamieson, 1973-1981, including copies of minutes of National Executive and State branches' meetings

BOX 43
‘Mackellar Branch Helpers’, 1971-1974

‘Inward Correspondence’, 1973

‘Outward Correspondence’, 1973, of Mackellar Branch, with minutes of meetings

‘Letters In’, 1973-1974, of Mackellar Branch

Folder relating to Mackellar Branch activities, 1974-1975

Folder of papers of Bill Rivett-Carnac (Campaign Manager) of Mackellar Branch, mainly relating to Australia Party candidate, Pamela Wilson, contesting Wakehurst Electorate at N.S.W. State Election, 17 Nov. 1973

‘M.A.P.’, 1973-1974, being miscellaneous papers, including material compiled by Anthony J. Gentile (Convenor, Mackellar Branch)

‘”50” Club’, relating to branch fundraising activity

‘New Information for Area Directors’, including lists of helpers

‘Offers of Help’

‘Forms & Maps’

BOX 44
National Office diaries (4 vols), 1970-1971

BOX 45
N.S.W. Office and N.S.W. Branch diaries, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1976 (with Almanac, 1976), 1977; messages book, 1976; and address book

Address book of mainly South Australian contacts

BOX 46
Records relating to various Australia Party branches, 1968-1982, including copies of Party printed material

BOX 47
‘A.P. Application Form’

‘N.T.’, 1974, relating to Northern Territory Branch membership

‘Tasmania’, relating to Tasmanian Branch membership

‘Victorian Memberships From 10/73’

‘Membership Victoria’, 1972-1973

‘Membership Victoria’, 1974-1975

‘Membership Western Australia’, 1972-1974

‘Membership Queensland’, 1972-1974

‘Qld’, 1974-1975, relating to Queensland Branch membership

‘Membership Corresp.’

‘Betty Carr Correspondence’, 1971-1974, relating to the national membership Secretary

Folder of lists of Lapsed Members, 1974-1975

BOX 48
‘NSW’, 1974-1975, relating to N.S.W. Branch membership returns and lapsed members

‘N.S.W. Renewals’, 1973-1974

‘N.S.W. New Members’, 1973-1974

‘National Membership List’, 1970-1973

Folder of lists of lapsed members and subscribers to Reform, 197-

Folder of N.S.W. membership talley sheets, 1973-1974

Blue ring binder of photocopied selected membership details of N.S.W. branches and areas, arranged alphabetically by member, A-G 

BOX 49
Carbon book of members’ addresses, including change of addresses and resignations, and subscribers to Reform1972: Victoria, ACT, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory

Carbon book of members’ addresses, including change of addresses and resignations, and subscribers to Reform: Queensland, 27 June 1972-30 Mar. 1973

Carbon book of members’ addresses, including change of addresses and resignations, and subscribers to Reform: Victoria, 11 Oct. 1972-14 Mar. 1973

Carbon book of members’ addresses, including change of addresses and resignations, and subscribers to Reform: South Australia, June 1972-16 Mar. 1973; Northern Territory, 6 Oct. 1972-21 Mar. 1973; Western Australia, July 1972-23 Mar. 1973

BOX 50
N.S.W. membership and renewal forms, 1973-1976

BOX 51
N.S.W. membership and renewal forms, 1975, with list of Australia Party helpers

National membership lists, 1972-1973

Members’ records on cards

Donors’ records on cards

BOX 52
Donors’ records on cards

BOX 53
Financial records of National Office, N.S.W. Branch and Evans Branch Committee, 1972-1975

BOX 54
Coloured lantern slides (glass) (5) of cinema and drive-in advertising, ca. 1973: ‘Shape Tomorrow / Vote 1 Australia Party’. Authorised: R. Whitington, 1 Arundel Street, Glebe

Australia Party badges (4)

Australia Party banners in green and gold (4), including two printed on dyed head cloth and one hand stencilled banner; and one green and gold ribbon

MOTION PICTURES
The 16 mm films (3) are housed separately from the further records at MLMSS 8109. One film is of the Australia Party Rural Policy speech by Gordon Barton, Nov. 1972. 

(For enquiries about this material please contact the Head of Manuscripts Section)

A transcript of the speech is available in the folder of radio and television scripts at MLMSS 8109/Box 33.

Boxes 28-54: Australia Party further records

AICD newsletter.

A. Diaries, 1916-1971
 
1916-1917, 1920-1943;  Diaries (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/1)
1944-1954, 1957-1959;  Diaries (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/2)
1960-1971;  Diaries (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/3)
 
B. Correspondence, 1916-1972
 
1916-1926;  Letters received from, among others, Caroline G. Blaxter, Hugh Ferris, Charles L. Ives, Charles R. Law, Margaret Pierce and Fred J. Williams (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/4/1)
1942-1972;  'Cardiff', being correspondence with his brother, T. E. A. (Tom) Southern and sister, Margery Southern (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/4/2)
1955-1962;  Correspondence with Lois Southern, 1955-1962 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/4/3)
1959-1966, 1970;  Correspondence with his niece Elizabeth Brown, 1959-1966, 1970, and sister-in-law, Muriel Southern, 1960-1961 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/4/4)
1962-1972;  Correspondence with Peta Salmon (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/4/5)
1955-1962, 1972;  Correspondence with Richard Southern (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/5 : RESTRICTED)
1958-1962;  Correspondence with Joan Reid (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/6 : RESTRICTED)
1946-1972;  General and household correspondence (Arranged chronologically) (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/1)
1950-1972;  General and household correspondence (Arranged alphabetically) (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/2)
1925-1929;  Correspondence mainly with Co-operative Estates Limited, Hobart, concerning the purchase of a lot on Augusta Road Estate, Waverley Avenue, Hobart, Tas. (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/3)
1943-1944;  Correspondence with Mr J. McGuire concerning his proposed purchase of land at Bowen Mountain, Kurrajong, N.S.W. (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/4)
1955-1963;  Correspondence mainly concerning the sale of land at Bowen Mountain, Kurrajong, N.S.W., to Colin Graham Scrimgeour (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/5)
1957-1959;  Correspondence concerning the purchase of 'Glen View', High View Road, Pretty Beach, N.S.W. from Mrs M. F. McDonald (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/6)
1957-1963;  Correspondence concerning the purchase and sale of properties at Pretty Beach, N.S.W. (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/7/7)
 
1953-1971;  Correspondence: A-C
Correspondents include A.B.C. Weekly, 1954-1957;  A.I.C.D [Association for International Co-operation and Disarmament (N.S.W.)], 1966-1967, 1970-1971;  Ad Hoc Committee for the Study of the Emotional Plague (Philadelphia, Pa), 1964-1965, 1968;  Angus & Robertson Ltd, 1957, 1969;  Ilse [Aram ?], 1953-1954;  Australia Party, 1971;  'Bach, Dr Edward', being correspondence concerning Dr Edward Bach's flower remedies with Dr J. R. Atcherley, 1964-1965, and Nora Weeks, 1965;  David Boadella, 1959-1962;  Comment Publishing  Company, 1966;  H. W. Crittenden, 1960-1966;  John Culver, 1961, 1964-1965;  and Current Book Distributors, 1965-1967  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/1)
 
1956-1971;  Correspondence : D-L 
Correspondents include Dissent (Melb.), 1964-1965, 1967;  A. E. Floyd, 1956;  Guozi Shudian (China Publications Centre), 1965-1967;  Mary Henderson, 1964-1971;  John Henshaw, 1960-1962;  Dr Eva Hill, 1960;  Interscience Research Institute (Stamford, Conn.), 1962-1966;  Walter Kaufman, 1971;  Morley Legg, 1962-1965;  Liberal Reform, 1967;  and Mildred J. Loomis, 1963 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/2)
 
1954-1970;  Correspondence: M
Correspondents include A. S. Mander, 1954-1957;  Mary Matheson, 1957-1961, 1965-1968;  and Monthly Review Press, 1961-1970  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/3)
 
1955-1972;  Correspondence: N-S
Correspondents include A. S. Neill, 1955-1961;  'Reich, Wilhelm', 1957-1958, being correspondence with Edmond Bordeux Szekely, Helen G. Palmer and Cedric Belfrage, and letters to Theodore P. Wolfe;  Alan Rickard, 1971-1972;  Paul Ritter, 1958-1962, 1964-1965;  Rock Newspaper Company (Glebe, N.S.W.), 1957, 1960, 1969;  Peter Russo, 1957-1959;  Alan Searle, 1967;  Anna Louise Strong, 1965;  Sydney Libertarians, 1960-1962, 1964;  Sydney Morning Herald, 1957-1971;  and Sydney University Labour Club, 1967  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/4)
 
1949-1972;  Correspondence: T-W
Correspondents include Arch Taylor, 1963;  Vietnam Moratorium Campaign (N.S.W.), 1970;  Vision Press (London), 1957, 1960;  Voice : The Australian Independent Monthly, 1952-1956;  and Victor H. Wallace, 1949-1957 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/5)
 
1955-1959;  Correspondence, with enclosures, concerning the Free Philosophy Fellowship
Correspondents include A.B.C. Weekly, 1955;  Laurence John Bendit, 1957;  Phyllis Rose Creasey;  George Z. Dupain, 1955-1956;  Eric Lowe;  J. P. McKinney, 1955;  Mary Matheson, 1957;  Hephzibah Menuhin, 1956;  Walter Murdoch, 1957-1959;  Society for Psychic Research (Australia), 1955-1957;  and Kylie Tennant, 1955-1956  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/8/6)
 
C. Personal documents, 1916-1972
 
Include membership cards and certificates;  Pelman Laboratory of Applied Psychology, London, report, 1921;  references and testimonials, 1916-1934;  and British passport, 1922  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/9/1-2)
 
D. Legal and financial papers, 1930-1971
 
Include papers concerning his will and donation of his body to the Department of Anatomy, University of Sydney, 1957-1964;  letters patent for the invention of an improved swimming paddle, 1930-1931;  the estate of his father, T. A. Southern, 1938-1940;  and cash receipt books (3), 1934-1936, for sales of Making Morality Modern (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/9/3)
 
E. Literary papers, ca. 1924-1963
 
1923-1931;  Unbound notebook: 'Fitful Rambles of an Unruly Pencil', including 'The History of My Early Sexual Life', 6 Dec. 1925, and writings on various topics such as being a Quaker (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/1)
1931;  'Introducing Giant Tennis : A Complete Scheme for the Maintenance of a Normal Physique and A Treatise on Physical Education, being carbon typescript,  June 1931 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/2)
1933;  Making Morality Modern, being corrected galley proofs, with corrected typescript of Postcript (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/3)
1933-1937;  'Opinions on / MMM / & correspondence re Ban', being correspondence mainly with E. H. Burgmann, Robert B. S. Hammond, Eric Lowe, Upton Sinclair, Bronislaw Malinowski, Professor Christian A. Ruckmick, Robert Briffault, Howard Daniel, Havelock Ellis, Postmater-General's Department, H. Scott Bennett, P. R. Stephensen, A. B. Piddington, Marion Piddington, David G. Stead, L. L. Woolacott, R. Campbell Miller, J. V. Duhig, Dr James Booth (Australian Literature Society), S. A. Rosa, George Z. Dupain, J. S. Huxley, A. G. Tansley, Dr W. J. Robinson, A. A. Brill, Dr Ira Solomon Wile, Dr H. W. Fink and Edward Westermarck (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/4)
1934-1936;  'MMM / Advertisements / etc', being correspondence concerning attempts to advertise the book Making Morality Modern in magazines and newspapers (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/5)
1934;  'Approaching Nudism', being corrected typescript, July 1934 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/6)
1939-1941;  'Let Us Be Cultured', being corrected typescript, with enclosures (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/10/7)
1940;  'Let Us Be Cultured and Other Writings', a revised version, being carbon typescript with MS. additions and corrections (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/1)
ca. 1924-1963;  'MSS., Ideas', being mainly various writings, including articles submitted and  rejected for publication;  'I Want Some Herpestinae ! But They Must Be Ichneutic', an article with correspondence with David G. Stead, 1950;  'Who Wants a Mountain', including photographs of Bowen Mount Gradens, Kurrajong, N.S.W., Mar. 1955;  draft letter not sent to Melbourne Monthly Meeting, Society  of Friends, 4 May 1925;  'The Instincts', being essay for W.E.A. Philosophy Class, 2 June 1925;  'For Religious Discussion Meeting at Sydney Friends' Meeting House', 21 Aug. 1929;  correspondence with Emma E. Benson (Elder of Sydney Meeting), 1930;  letter from Wilfrid ? to Elsie [Southern], 26 Aug. 1939;  'Essays from Life : 1. Childhood', being corrected typescript, 11 Oct. 1954;  and plays, including 'Mr Grundy's Nightmare', ca. 19319 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/2)
1959;  'An Essay on the Guiding Principles Conducive to Wise Government in the House', being carbon typescript (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/3)
Date unknown;  'Poems from a Hermitage' (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/4)
1928-1953;  'Sublimations', being drafts of a collection of poems (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/5)
 
F. Miscellaneous papers, 1933, 195--ca. 1972
 
Mainly notes and jottings, some in Pitman shorthand, and promotional folders concerning the carry-chair, July 1933 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/11/6)
 
G. Scrapbooks of newscuttings (2), 1924-1934, 1945-1970
 
1924-1930, 1945-1970;  Scrapbook on various topics (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/12)
1929-1934;  Scrapbook of mainly of his literary contributions to Australian Quarterly, The Bulletin, Health and Physical Culture, The Home, Pandemonium, Stead's Review, Sydney Opinion, The wentworth Magazine (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/12)
 
H. Printed material, 1920-1964
 
Includes publications and statements by G. W. R. Southern, including  Bathers Beware ! : The Naked Truth  About the Bathing Costume Wowsers (1935), Making Morality Modern (1933), Fluoridation : A Poisonous Fraud ! (1956), The Mysterious McLeod-Lindsay Case (Sept. 1970) and Is the N.S.W. Government Contolled by Mafia ? or If Not, By What [1971];  bound volume of issues of Pandemonium : A Critical Australian Monthly, vol. 1 no. 1, Feb. 1934 - vol. 1 no. 12, Jan. 1935;  Witch Doctors & Medical Men (1964) by John Rowland Hill;  The Spiral Flame : A Study in the Meaning of D. H. Lawrence (1956) by David Boadella;  and  publications by and about T. A. (Thomas Angus) Southern  (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/12)
 
I. Photographs, ca. 1908-1963
 
Include photoprints of G. W. R. Southern, among others, as a child;  modelling for the Health and Physical Culture magazine, 193- ;  with his wife, Lois;  demonstrating his invention, the carry-chair, with his son, Richard [?], 193- , photographed by Max Dupain;  at his printing press, 1933, and in his study, 6-7 Sept. 1941, at 5 Sirius Flats, Moran Street, Mosman, N.S.W., 1933 ;  Grace Southern;  T. E. A. (Tom) Southern;  Annie Westmoreland (Captain, Healesville Girl Guides), Jan. 1925;  Hugh Ferris and family at Iona via Bunyip, Vic., Jan. 1924;  Fred J. Williams on his wedding day at the Friends' Meeting House, Melbourne, 4 Oct. 1924;  autographed portraits of Robert Briffault and Upton Sinclair, 193- ;  autographed toned silver gelatin photoprint of A. A. Brill, inscribed: 'With cordial greetings to Mr. G.W.R. Southern, a courageous pioneer in a sexually backward land.';  Quakers at picnics and meetings for worship at Killcare, N.S.W., Point Clare, N.S.W. and Healesville, Vic., 192- ;  rural scenes in Victoria, 192- , including Upwey in the Dandenong Ranges;  Maroondah Reservoir, Vic., under construction, Jan. 1925;  and Glen View, High View Road, Pretty Beach, N.S.W., Nov. 1963 (Call No.: MLMSS 7173/13)

Author/Artist entries:
Ad Hoc Committee for the Study of the Emotional Plague
Angus & Robertson
Association for International Co-operation and Disarmament (N.S.W.)
Atcherley, J. R. (John Rowland)
Australia Party
A. B. C. Weekly
Belfrage, Cedric, 1904-
Bennett, H. Scott (Harry Scott), 1878-1959
Benson, Emma E.
Blaxter, Caroline G.
Boadella, David, 1931-
Booth, James, 1861-1944
Briffault, Robert, 1876-1948
Brill, A. A. (Abraham Arden), 1874-1948
Burgmann, E. H. (Ernest Henry), 1885-1967
Comment Publishing Company
Crittenden, H. W. (Harry William)
Culver, John
Current Book Distributors 
Daniel, Howard, 1911-
Dissent
Duhig, J. V. (James Vincent)
Dupain, George Zephirin
Dupain, Max, 1911-1992
Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939
Ferris, Hugh
Floyd, A. E. (Alfred Ernest), 1877-1974
Frink, H. W. (Horace Walpole), 1883-
Hammond, Robert B. S. (Robert Brodribb Stuart), 1870-1946
Henderson, Mary
Henshaw, John
Hill, Eva, 1898-
Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975
Interscience Research Institute (Stamford, Conn.)
Ives, Charles L.
Kaufman, Walter
Law, Charles R.
Legg, Morley
Liberal Reform (Australia)
Loomis, Mildred J.
Lowe, Eric (Eric Edward) 
McKinney, J. P. (Jack P.), 1891-1966
Malinowski, Bronislaw, 1884-1942
Mander, A. S.
Matheson, Mary
Monthly Review Press
Neill, A. S. (Alexander Sutherland), 1883-1973
Palmer, Helen G. (Helen Gwynneth), 1917-1979
Piddington, A. B. (Albert Bathurst), 1862-1945
Piddington, Marion
Pierce, Margaret, 1880-1967
Reid, Joan
Rickard, Alan
Ritter, Paul, 1925-
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