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A(R. CHURCHILL took the chair when the company was ‘almost bankrupt. The change has been almost miraculous. Many of the other directors from the bankruptcy period, are unfortunately: still there---Douglas Reed. * x * * WHY married people quarrel" is a three-page essay appearing in The Women, an American magazine. We condense it for you: (a) They are married; (b) They are people.--Walter Winchell. FS *% * HE press could be great and useful if it were the product of trained and independent editors, foreign editors, correspondents abroad and »home reporters, but when these* specialised «etaftsmen become the captives of rich-men-with-a-fad, rich-men-with-a-blonde, party-made peers, and "the advertisers," the result is an odious brew.-Douglas Reed in "A Prophet at Home."
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 121, 17 October 1941, Unnumbered Page
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115SHORTWAVES New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 121, 17 October 1941, Unnumbered Page
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