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“Open Mind" writes: “I was'amazed, visiting Christchurch, to discover the lack of cabarets and night clubs, where one may dance and drink openly and enjoy listening to an orchestra while having one’s supper. Surely this beautiful city isn’t afraid of 'going ahegd’? I’m sure I don’t know how our American comrades fare for entertainment down here, although the hospitality is great."
“Too Small" does not agree with “Wide Waste" and B. Read that piE cases could be - two inches narrower Surely they should know that all piL lows, like cushions and other household requirements, are not of uniform size? Pillow cases made to the measurements they suggest would be useless m my home and hundreds if not thousands of others."
Morgan Williams’s •wn E - A v Hotchkm says that if the small businessmen arid small producers are cut out, there' will soon be follow ”° neS ’ A shortage of food must
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Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24174, 5 February 1944, Page 6
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