ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. :
"A Lebanese."—As this subject is receiving the
attention of the Allied nations who have complete information, discussion here would serve no useful purpose. "Veteran's Wife."—To withhold this recognition from those who have been doing the work for years would not be fair, and it must be assumed that the grant of privileges will be made with safeguards. "Builder."—Comments rather too strong for publication. The bylaws would apply to all classes, including the "respectable people," but the council has not shelved the question as new bylaws cannot by law be made operative until they have been confirmed after giving notice of them to the public. "N.Z. First."—Suggestion that New Zealand talent be used has already been made and spare does not permit reopening discussion on broadcast programmes.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 121, 18 November 1943, Page 4
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