KNICKERBOCKER AND RUSSIA

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 106, 7 May 1942, Page 6

KNICKERBOCKER AND RUSSIA

, So sorry to have ruffled A. N. Rad- " r , b - v n °t swallowing whole the undocumented opinions of H. R. ~Jil? f rbc ! cker on Russia. How we p U P other well-known lvf rs T" on . imagined punkness despised Japanese Air Force, t?,™ example. For cold facts we turn to scientific observers—they * v ' ew th e body" first. Too that Mr. Radford didn't warn ne l enguin publishers that "Pritt, ion i'" not taken seriously in Engtv» b y now they will be doing umpteenth reprint of his "Light on Moscow," which strangely enough nas not been answered, though bitfrolt attacked. How bitter we do get when our preconceived notions ~s*u U P set - How I raged at the first author who dared to discount my nrm belief that barmaids eat their >oung—-an idea I had learnt at my mother s knee, so to speak. Thank goodness we do eradualh toughen u »- " A.P.Y.