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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 4, 7 September 1943, Page 2

War and Morals With minor amendments, the report on the effect of war conditions upon social life, drawn up by an executive committee of nine was unanimously endorsed by a meeting of representative Wellington citizens. So also were the recommendations brought forward by the committee adopted. These call for action without further delay by material means to meet material problems —a check upon evil consequences of bad housing, provision of additional entertainment, attention to the dangers attendant upon unsuitable dance halls, and a tightening up of taxi control in the interests of the taxi industry as a whole and of the civil and service users of taxi cars.

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