Lord's In War-time "
SIR,—On a day when the Germans were flooding Crete with airborne troops it is not surprising to read that the pavilion at Lord's was full, " the red tabs of the higher Staff......
Unequal Sacrifice "
Sift,—There remains still one point to b& made in this controversy. The " high " wages your correspondent grudges us are our only in- surance against a future likely to be......
Food For A Siege
SIR,—The time has passed when any who dared to hint that these islands were a beleaguered fortress could be accused of " doing the nation a disservice." Today Lord Woolton has......
Propaganda To Germans"
Sts,—In the article " Propaganda to Germans " John Willoughby raises two points on which I would like to comment. First, the writer's complacency is exceeded only by his obvious......
Exploiting The Service Men "
SIR,—My attention has been drawn to a letter in your issue for May 23rd headed " Exploiting the Service Men." The anonymous writer of this letter protests against " the......
A Bald World
SIR,—If as Mr. H. G. Wells appears to think, we are in danger of being faced, within measurable time, by a " bald world," owing to the enormous demands made on forests to supply......
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