INTERPRETATION OF POLITICS.
TO TUE EDITOR 01. TIiF. IT.KSS Sir. - Surolj "P" is doing his Worship the Mayor an injustice. ** I* *' should know how difficult it is, when one holds so many offices, to remember in which one i* speaking. Perhap-/ wlicu dressing down Major Row, it was the member for Avou that was speaking, not the .Mayor. Jt is often the &ainc when one is singing. Like Aliee s you start off with ".Hooray for tin; Jlcd, White, and.Blue,'' and it trails off into the lted Flag. 1 can't help thinking that "P" is a Hitlc hard on his Worship. Jicmember the motto over the pianist out West: "Don't shoot, he's doing hi# best.'-' Yes, I think "T J " is a little unkind.— Yours, ftcP.P. July 29th, lil.'jj.
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20612, 30 July 1932, Page 11
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