Newsprint Shortage
SiR,—It would be a pity if Janus's strictures on the contents of some daily papers should in any way condone the Government's cut in news. print. For in the first place any......
Sir.—dr. Garrod Says That The Reader Who Does Not Know
what ambi- valence is will not be helped by Webster. He will if he consults the edition dated 1934. Can it be that Dr. Garrod uses an earlier......
Ambivalence
Sin,—In his review of Mr. Greig's book on Thackeray Dr. Garrod sniffs professorially at the words' ambivalent and ambivalence: observing that the reader " will not be helped by......
The Spectator
SUBSCRIPTION RATES e / • South class mail • South Africa-2nd class mail • India and Pakistan ... • Hon g kon g ... I I ORDINARY EDITION by post to any part of the World MR......
The Impact Of Korea
SIR,—" Cantabrian " writes that M. Vishinsky " is said " to have cautioned against the invasion of South Korea. "Is said " by whom? Iron and other curtains apart, how can we......
Meals On Trains
Sta,—Among the diminishing number of simple pleasures I count, or counted, leaving my book in a stuffy third-class carriage and moving ta the dining-car where, although this......
Private Patients
SIR,— Attention has been called at the meeting of the B.M.A. to the penalising of private patienti by making them pay for their medicines. This is stupid as well as obviously......
Realities In Burma
SIR. —It was kind of you to publish the comments of " Onlooker" on my letter of June 6th. I am sorry that my letter failed to convey its simple theme to the correspondent: this......
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