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A WELL-DESERVED REBUKE.

TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—l think the ‘Evening Star’ is to be congratulated on having an editor who has taken such a firm stand, and has voiced with no 'uncertain sound his disapproval of the offensive and blasphemous letters on the Bible in Schools, by “A.W.” and “E.W.F.” These letters have disgusted devout and reverent souls, besides disfiguring the columns of a fine paper.—l am, etc., Ghautvdk. ( Needless to say we have also received to-day testimonials of an _ entire! v different nature from •'‘E.W.F.” aad "“ A AY.”—Ed E.S.J

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Evening Star, Issue 20274, 7 September 1929, Page 20

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A WELL-DESERVED REBUKE. Evening Star, Issue 20274, 7 September 1929, Page 20

A WELL-DESERVED REBUKE. Evening Star, Issue 20274, 7 September 1929, Page 20

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