WOMEN'S SESSIONS
Sir,-The station which I cari get best is 1YA, though not late at night, so that my listening is restricted. One or two mornings a week I can listen to the women’s sessions. Why is it considered good enough for women to dish up on Monday or@Wednesday the léft-overs from Sunday’s programmes? "These are BBC talks or plays which I enjoyed quite well on Sunday, but do not want to hear again. When the annoyarice first began with the Art of Living series I waited patiently for it to pass, but, it has merely passed on to other repeat
features,
T.E.
(Papakura).
(More letters from listeners will be found on page 20)
Letters from | ‘Listeners: * ' : (Continued from page 5)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 556, 17 February 1950, Page 5
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121WOMEN'S SESSIONS New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 556, 17 February 1950, Page 5
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