Singing for supper
Sir, —I know nothing about politics, except that each party and its politicians seems to be out for No. 1 always. But never, while the National Party was in power, did I see the humiliating (to ipe) sight of young people playing music and singing in the streets, to survive, while our present Prime Minister struts the world stage. It is a shame and a disgrace.—Yours, etc., (Mrs) U. M. ANDERSON. June 14, 1986.
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