To the Editor of the remain unanswered—ell the more so "Noxrm-Emma Dany News" 4s'he preaches the purification of lócal ran broadcasts according to his Sm,—I congratulate "you on your Pia, it appears, finds that jazz leaderette of June 17, "Overcrowded Buses, and I sympathize too with gives him defeatist thoughts, That Poor Fisi whose letter in the same We cap readily grant him; the efissue complained of not getting any dividend from his investment in the fects of music on men's minds can Bus Co.'s shares. The Traffic Depart-be very droll; the twangy mountain Melodies of the Ozarks are credited ment, S.M.P. needs a good shaking up. All complaints made through the with sending this) hillbilly' gentry 5; into raptures of bloody feuding. press seem to be ignored by them altogether. would seem that after an. exposure The overcrowding is undoubtedly a "Duke Ellington and his Band", big loss of revenue to the company because its a physical impossibility faith in Hitler's' ultimate. d: di by from everyone. I am also a share-aiid locking himself up with a week's dropping the radio out of the wi window can quite easy. regain his for bus conductors to collect fares
holder and feel that there must be file of the "Noon Bulletin" But no pretty poor management, as the Bus
an him defeatist thoughts it must e of t deducing that since Jazz oes to the self-important Ca. ity isn't able to give shareholders a return for the money every other Briton want to inv bleakly to the nearest plane and humanity by parachuting into To Onrnxvs, therefore, jazz is dan-üs; more than that, it is "utterly and bad" and as such should be ned" by the authorities. When Y shouldn't mind at all disposing of um: few shares for what I paid for AxorHER Poor Fist.
Kuala Lumpur, July 13.
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