RADIOTICS.
Several women once broadcast a debate on Sunlight. Needless to say, they didn’t soft-soap one another. x :* A competitor in an English 'wireless club raffle recently won a pair of German headphones. That should teach Him to leave gambling severely alone in the future. An item in an Austrian programme, “ Ten Girls and One Man,” is described as a comic opera. It sounds more like the curtain raiser to a tragedy. One of the Aitierican stations has given a talk on “ How to Live Long.” This is the sort of thing that will bring wireless into disrepute —especially amongst undertakers. Commander Kenworthy has heard his own voice on the wireless. What a pity all our M.P.'s can't be put through this procedure. “ What Men Will Do For Gold ” was broadcast from a Californian station some time ago. The answer, of course, is “ other men ” We should like to correct the impression of the correspondent who thinks that gang-control originated at Paparua. A B.C. correspondent has suggested that all lectures shall be given in Esperanto. Evidently a Yorkshireman who does not understand ordinary English.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18453, 2 May 1928, Page 16
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