THE AUCKLAND E.P.S.
Sir,—The "E.P.S.booklet is the result of months of work by technical and practical men, and women, giving ungrudgingly their diminishing leisure time. It represents an honest effort to meet a danger of growing menace. If war is unhappily brought to these shores, people whcsse best war effort is a cheap and witless cynicism will be the first to take behind measures for their safety ana well being. May 1, in the meantime, suggest to your correspondent "Wondering Winnie" that a short course of Hitlerism would_ be her best cure. She clearly needs discipline with a capital "D." 8.8.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23718, 26 July 1940, Page 10
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