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Radio Record, 22 April 1938, Page 63

OMING back from Oxford in the train last week the only other occupant of the compartment, a middieaged woman, asked me when we were due at Victoria. I told her I hadn’t the faintest idea-had never travelled on the line before. "You're a New Zealander," she said. I asked her how she knew. "Well, I know Jean Batten, and you both have exactly the same inflection in your voices." Someone else, less kind, said that English people ‘iked the New Zealand accent-"when we get over the shock

of your Cockney A."’-

T.

L.

I NEVER met a playwright of any originality who had confidence that the Censor cared astraw about his art.-

ST

John

Ervine

T this moment if any advice can be given to the general public it is

"Hold YOlr tongue

Lord

Derby