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Australia's Greatest Social Mix-up. Artist Stan Cross pictorially deals with the story in humorous

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Unique IDA-00260108SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate28th September 1937FormatNewscuttingDescriptionAustralia's Greatest Social Mix-up. Artist Stan Cross pictorially deals with the story in humorous vein. But the officials will not be able to study their perplexing problem as humorous artists. Worry of Lord Mayor's Banquet. Breakers Ahead On Precedence Problem Sesqui Official Shivoo. "The last shall be first and the first shall be last" is irrelevant when it comes to sesquicentenary official shivoos. Neither is "He who humbleth himself shall be exalted" applicable to Church or State. Everyone will be on his diginity and emphatically insisting on his rights in precedence. But what these rights are and where they reside has got those whose job it is to sort them out completely flummoxed. There never was a social tangle to compare with it. The fun will begin with the Lord Mayor of Sydney's banquet on January 31. (Cartoon) (Smith's Weekly) LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Australia's Greatest Social Mix-up. Artist Stan Cross pictorially deals with the story in humorous