6 APRIL 1944, page 14

Women Medical Students

SIR, —As a medical woman, I am interested in your correspondent's reference in a recent Spectator to the need for the London medical schools to open their doors to women......

Ironing Out The Country

SIR,—A speaker on the wireless recently mentioned the longing of the townsman for buttercups and daisies, but in the Paradise of the Ministry of Agriculture will there be any......

Motor Transport And Road Costs Sir, —the Claim Of The Road

Federation that £79,000,000 ought to be avail- able for expenditure in the interest of motor traffic on the roads is unsound. (t) Cost of collection should be deducted ; (2)......

Domestic Service Sir, —mary Upton Accuses Me Of...

the war " forced labour " (to use her expression) should be pressed into domestic service. This is an occupation to which, if she will re-read my article, she will see that I......

The Facts About Bombing Sir,—in The Review Of Bombing...

by J. M. Spaight, you state: " At last we shook ourselves clear of this unworthy motive and British bombs fell on the German mainland before German bombs fell on ours. This was......

Country Life

THAT curious group of international biologists, who concentrate on what they call phenology, have advised farmers to sow barley when the blackthorn opens. Those who like to......

The Road To Serfdom

SIR,—The statement by the reviewer of Professor Hayek's The Road to Serfdom that Tolstoy " could attack with complete impunity the Tsar and the Holy Synod and persistently......