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"FATHER OF ONE" (Auckland) suggests that the Women’s Auxiliary Service Corps should not be disbanded when peace comes, but remain as a Women’s Auxiliary Corps to ‘give aid and comfort to the many harassed and overworked mothers of small children." " KHANDALLAH " asks if there is any authority for making Ernest Bevin (in the radio play "‘ Imperial Leader ’’) drop " most of his h’s and a good few g's." "PETER AND THE WOLF" (Hamilton) " supports the plea for an itemised classical hour,"’ and ask that the names of compositions should be repeated at the end of an item as well as announced in advance. "A CONSTANT LISTENER" (Martinborough) regrets that "‘Fred and Maggie" have been " put off on Sunday " and is sure that 90 per cent. of other listeners agree with her. :
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 116, 12 September 1941, Page 4
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133POINTS FROM LETTERS New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 116, 12 September 1941, Page 4
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