WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR?
Sir-In the past few issues of The Listener I have noticed with regret that you have stopped printing the Pro-
gramme Summary Page of the National Broadcasting stations. At first I thought that it was only a temporary suspension, but apparently *it is not so. I trust that this summary will again be printed: personally, I consider it to be one of the most useful pages that you print. It saved needless hunting through the whole of the evening’s programme, as everything was splendidly laid out and classified and one could find, in a few seconds, any particular type of entertainment that was wanted. I am a very keen supporter of your paper, and I do feel that the re-introduction of the above page will be greatly appreciated by a very large proportion of your subscribers.
F. V.
POWELL
‘(Nelson).
(Our correspondent has touched us on a sore spot. It hurt us to drop that feature, but the world is not at present safe for democracy. We shall restore both pages as soon as we can, but may have to wait till the last U-boat is sunk.--Ed. )
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 63, 6 September 1940, Page 11
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