LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28929, 24 June 1959, Page 8

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

1 Letters sent tu the Lditoi tin printing must be written in ink on one side 01 tile paper only and writers must send in tlien names and addresses in full whethet they wish these to be orinted or not

2 Writers must say clearly whethei or not their letters are being oi have been sent to othei papers

3 I’he Editoi cannot return or keep any letter which for any reason is unsuitable tor printing, nor can he acknowledge unsuitable let ters. although this will be dont where it seems to be needful, or enter mln anv .-oriespondence.

t Letters must not be of more that 150 words m length

No. 10.—Ka.v Kendall. Fair Play.—Letters limited to 150 words.

J. Paton Boyd.—Forwarded as requested. A. S.—Letters limited to 150 words See rules above. B. Frank.—Such questions might reasonably be raised in Parliament or by his constituents; not anonymously in this column. Mere Female.—Not so silly that you would not be justified in making the suggestion to the CityCouncil. We do not see any need to reopen the discussion of town hall sites in this column. Trap for Young Players—ln effect the Public Library has already done what you suggest. It has extended tne loan period for books from a fortnight to four weeks lor more).