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Fear First (Johnsonville): It has appeared elsewhere. Welbourn (New Plymouth): If you would precisely illustrate the tendency you describe, it would be possible to inquire into the alleged breach of the Service rule against profanity. In the incident you specify, an international cricketer was quoted; the quotation has been recalled; and it seems enrey. severe to condemn it. (Mrs.) G. C. Reakes (Levin): ‘Many thanks Will pass on your request. R. (Tauranga)>~You have misread it. The reviewer was not stating his own opinions, but was explaining that they had been held by vious biographers. And he made it quite that these opinions were refuted in the book under review. (Mrs.) Re Jones (Blentieim ): See page 6. Professor A. J. Noawl (Napier): Would Have liked to tse it, bit it had "to "be held for lack of space, and the article which provoked it is now becoming remote.
More letters from listeners will be found this week on page 24
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 822, 29 April 1955, Page 5
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169ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 822, 29 April 1955, Page 5
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