During the war the ABC was responsible for sending messages to Australian servicemen overseas and to the relatives of British children who had been evacuated to Australia to escape the German blitzkrieg. Here Jim Pratt helps two boys with the technicalities of a two-way radio-telephone conversation with their parents in England. January 1, 1941.

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