LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31653, 13 April 1968, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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H. M. Brown.—Awaiting comment from the Wool Commission.

L.G.W.—Would reopen recent correspondence on racial equality. Andrew Harding.—The whole question is now under consideration. Pure Food.—On the contrary, doctors do advocate a balanced diet. No space for such a discussion now. Seth Newell—Would lead to a quite unacceptable discussion You could send your suggestions to the marine court. Innocent Listener and Shocked. —No doubt the N.Z.B.C would be glad to know your contrasting views; but we have no space here to discuss the matter. J. C. Cryer.—“Did he not . . You ask a question but imply that the answer is affirmative. You should cite your authority. We have recently closed correspondence on racial differences.