LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31726, 9 July 1968, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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H.A.—Why not offer some suggestions yourself? C. T. Williams. T.M.M.. Amateur, and others.—We have space for' only one critic. The Native.—No space to discuss radio or television talks. Rugby Fan.—No space to discuss the performances of sports teams. Subscriber.—We have space for only one music critic. Michael Rhodes.—No space for another correspondence on China Just now. Percy L. McMillan.—Discussion of radio and television talks not generally admitted. Correspondence on Omega closed.