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“Inquirer" asks: Which is the longest straight street in the world, and how does Colombo street compare with other important -ones?
“Common Sense’’ writes: “The Government's making frantic: appeals to the public to save their money and invest liln national savings, as the Government wants every penny it can get, to uto carry on. Why not be consistent-, On one, hand the Government appeals to ‘ the public to save; on the other'hand the Commercial Broadcasting Service is appealing to the public to spend their money on many attractive goods. It surely would be a better proposition if the firms who advertise spent the money on national savings instead of over the air."
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23232, 20 January 1941, Page 12
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