TOWN HALL MEETING
At the aid-to-Russia meeting, after Mr. Atmore had made an attack on Great Britain (going back to the year 1807 in his recital), Dr. Alexander Hodge announced he was proud to be on the platform. I then left the meeting, many other people ate leaving. To have stated he wtx ashamed to be on the platform woidd have been more appropriate. I ponder whether Dr. Hodge has any sari* bilities for the feelings of time whose sons, brothers and husbandfc are overseas committed to toe world relief programme Britain is <riR«gHI upon. G. L. READ.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 211, 6 September 1941, Page 6
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