10 DECEMBER 1954, page 20

Church Of Great Britain?

SIR,—Mr. Beljeman's piece of special pleading in regard to religious broadcasting struck me as singularly 'unconvincing. 'The Church of England is the Church of this country.'......

Sir,—like Other Humanists, Miss Kathleen Nott Is Confused...

and relatives. She says, A humanist does not believe in absolute values. For him values are dis- covered in the actual experience of the human situation.' No value can be......

Sm,—in His Article In Your Last Issue Mr. Graham Hutton

states that he ' thinks that the average level of our managerial talent and efficiency remains deplorably low compared with, say, the average in America, Western Germany,......

The Human Situation Sir,'—mr. Coleman's Letter Provokes...

reaction entirely different from that of Mr. McKee. I am quite prepared to accept as a foreseeable possibility the complete and utter destruction of our planet and our......

Sir,—surely Mr. Mckee In His Striking Letter On Weapons Of

war (Spectator, December 3), has failed to take into account the genuinely new factor introduced by nuclear weapons their secondary effects: that is, the prolonged radioactivity......

Letters To The Editor

MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION SIR,—A passage in the November 15 number of the American financial weekly Barron's provides an apt footnote to Mr. Anderson's penetrating article on......