LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32612, 21 May 1971, Page 8

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Change the Laws.—Not tn that direction. Peter J. Low.—Readers can draw their own conclusions. Heaven Help Us.—Fortunately they do not make the laws. Margaretha Frank.—Astrid Gronwold (see letter today) has said it for you. J. F. Fleming.—The only essential qualification Is the confidence of the constituent unions. Mrs K. Carson.—Mail has to be collected from suburban post offices on "rounds.” Clearly it would not be economic to have a separate van leaving each office lust in time to catch each closing.