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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 33, 22 February 1935, Page 60

A LONDON contemporary kicks at speakers from the B.B.C. who are quite as clever as~:some Australian broadcasters. One, giving a gardening talk, offered as a prize for essays a copy of his gardening book just published; another, a prominent woman novelist, "made the most pointed references to her books then in the press." "Talkers must live," says the contémporary, "and we cannot blame th happy opportunist, but where is thi¢ sort of thing to stop? The more one hears of the B.B.C. censorship orgarisation, the more one doubts whether any established formula covers the use of the blue pencil,"