Letters to the Editor

Press, 7 November 1978, Page 18

Letters to the Editor

41) betters suDmitteo tor printing in Chib column must not exceed 150 words Ihey should oe written «n ink or preferablv typed on one side of the paper Ample space must he left tn the margins and Between lines for -ibediting marks »21 Letters written over pen names or initials will not ordinarily Be considered for publication A legible signature and a full postal address — not a P.O Box number — are essentia! (3) The correspondent must say whether the letter has been i»r is to be submitted elsewhere. The Editor does nol undertake to acknowledge, hold return or enter into correspondence on any letter not accepted 'or publication (4) Address letters to the Editor, to ‘The Press.” P O Box 1005 Christchurch R. McD. —Too personal. L.W.H. —See rule on pen-names. S. —No address given. Please see our rules. E.M.L.—You should convey your thanks directly to them. V.M.—The candidate replied to an allegation made by a correspondent. G.V.T.—If you go to some meetings, you may be able to test your claim. J.W.S., D.A.A., P.H.. P.l.R.—Your letters referred for comment. C.W. - You use a pen-name. Anyway, others have made your points. R.S.K.—See rule on pen-names and initials. Anyway, men can also show such emotion in various sports. Women have shown considerable ability in this one.