LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31988, 15 May 1969, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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E.D.P.—No space to discuss "Capping Mag.” C. Fitzgerald.—Not open for discussion now. Meaty Marketing.—Referred to Meat Board for comment. E. de Lacy.—But lucky for us. The culprit has been given 500 lines. Lady-In-Waiting.—You do not identify the school. It would be better to get the school committee or the board of governors to take up the matter officially. Honl Soit.— Vie have refused many requests to reopen the correspondence. It would be hard to limit it to the point you make.