LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32233, 27 February 1970, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

d n (U Letters to De considered fur | 1 this column must not ex >-i ceed 150 words They should be on only one side of the < paper, preferably typewrit , ten otherwise clearly writ , ten tn ink; and ample 1 margins and space between i lines should be left for con | S; vemence m subediting | H<2) A legible signature and full I- address—not a P.O box 1 ) number are required I ' whether these are to be ( h printed or not e '<3> The correspondent must! T sav whether the letter has it. been or 13 tn be submitted 1 ! elsewhere r H> The editor cannot return orh I keep an* letter not accep ' 6 ted for printing; nor does, n‘ he undertake to acknow j ledge 01 enter »nto corres u i pondence concerning letters ! S; although an acknowledge 1 > ment will be made where < * this seems to be necessary c or helpful , S (5) As a genera! rule corres- *• pondence on news items »n other publications. or carried on radio and tele. ‘ vision is not acceptable 4 1 Ham.—You should make the; complaint specific. j I Edward Blaikie and R. J. Glen.< Gl —Correspondence on apart--0 heid not at present open. id I Parent.—No space now for tJ another correspondence on corpora] punishment. ,':Fay C. Hyeri.—We are seeking' lv ; answers to similar quessr tions posed by another 4 ; correspondent. n*F. W. Stevens.—Discussion ofi di the personal qualifications of the aspirants to leader* hi! ship might be invidious. Pound-Foolish Ratepayer.—No| y 1; space for yet another cor-; e respondence on the Com-j monwealth Games. d I Fleming Ross Miller. —Condi-; 1 u ! tions acceptable in war-time i might not be acceptable ln| t.j peace. M Ex-Custodian.—We have not: « admitted discussion of; «• schodl caretakers’ employ- i ment conditions here. The a union has access to our l news columns. ,e !