Letters to the Editor

Press, 9 May 1980, Page 12

Letters to the Editor

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L. —Your “well-known fact” would be disputed. G.D.—Referred for comment. D.K.—See rule on pen-names. A. —This would reopen the recently closed correspondence. R.J.—Your letter referred for comment. F.W.G. and P.J.G.—Why not ask the TV network or the advertiser. B. —See rule on use of pennames. M. —Not opening correspondence on this alternative at present. RAV.—Yes, the word was “masses.” D.J.K.—One at. a time, please.