The Post Master-generalship
Sia.—Now that we are on the threshold of a general election, would this not be a possible moment for the political parties in the national interest to agree, through the usual......
A Pension Paradox
Sta.—Today I have reached the age of 65. But there is no pension for me, because I have not been paying contributions for ten years. More- over, I find that because I have no......
The Future Of Jerusalem
SIR. —In commenting on the task assigned to the Trusteeship Council to make of Jerusalem an international enclave, you state that " in drafting a statute for the area it will......
Teachers' Salaries •
Sm.—It is a thousand pities that " A Rector Who Has Done Full - limo Teaching " should, hpwever unintentionally, obscure an important issue. Let us concede at once that the......
Poets And Theologians
SIR.—Canon Lloyd's stimulating and provocative article in the Spectator of December 2nd invites one or two comments. The trouble about so much writing on this subject is that......
The Purpose Of A University
SIR.—Do not the opening sentences of the article by Mr. W. R. Moss, No Jobs for the Boys, in the Spectator of December 2nd: "To gel a degree. To the undergraduate that is the......
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