Correspondence

Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 10, 15 September 1933, Page 16

Correspondence

Letters to the Editor must be written in ink, on one side of the paper only, and must: be accompanied by the name:and address of the writer, not necessarily -for publication. As space in the correspondence section of. the "Radio Record" is strictly limited, correspondents are asked to restrict their -letters to 200 words or less, .Writers who disregard ‘these ‘riles will excuse us from noticing their letters. H. Davey (Runanga).-Wlotsam is B. C. Hilliam, formerly a Canadian journalist and song-writer. The several gramophone companies we have approached do not know anything about (A, J. Alan’s commercial recordings, . but ‘his name may appear in catalogues now: on their way to New Zealand. "air Play? (Palmerston North) and LAS. (Invercargill): After we have published the photographs of the principal officials of the YA stations we may issue an extra supplement with the photographs of the people who have been omitted, . : ; ryote Sogttetat yy Ausculator (Wellington): We. have handed your letter over to. the General Secretary of the Post and. Telegraph Department and you will receive a reply from him in due course,