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2.A.W. (Fernhill): The articles you refer to are not easily accessible for most of our readers. Salute to the Dying God (Welli 3 Sorry, the quotation is too long. And letters should be confined to broadcasting matters or to topics raised in The Listener. A, M. Crompton (Christchurch), Violet A, Roche CWaltngton) and Mrs. M. Hogg (Wanganui): Much appreciated. Indignant (Wellington): en you didn’t listen at 9.0 am. on March 1, when a halfhour St. David's Day programme was played by that station. If you had been Borenrng at 7.50 that morning, you would haye heard something else well suited to the dav, And on Sunday, March 4, at 11.30 a.m., omas L, Thomas was presented in a programme of Welsh songs, in recall of the dex *. Elizabeth Schkiesse! (Takapuna); " is not unusual for brief cuts to be. if c requires them, The names add ng to yorrr argument. Mrs, E.C.H, (Wellsford); The butterfly . analogy should give you the key,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 34, Issue 870, 6 April 1956, Page 5
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163ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS New Zealand Listener, Volume 34, Issue 870, 6 April 1956, Page 5
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