Heartv applause greeted the statement of Dr C. Edgar Ford to the Rotary Club in Auckland that there was a tendency here to give foreigners, especially so-called refugees, too much rope. “In Wellington,” he continued, "there is a man who obtained quite ,a vogue until the Education Depar.moot put a curb on his activities. More curbing would not be ollt 0 place in the matter of broadcasting, for it is quite easy to flash a messag to the enemy by the way a piece o music is played, by an accent, oi a specially-prepared introduction, it would be a wise precaution, even a the risk of being hard on one oi w genuine refugees, to discontinue 1 engagements of refugee artists one an all.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 December 1940, Page 4
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