Letters To The Editor
Letters from Ganes!, La!!, Charles Stuart, The Warden of Millfield School, the Rev Guy Bowden, the Rev John H. Bishop, and others. Discrimination Sir: Many of my fellow country-......
A Student At Waugh
Sir: Mr Auberon Waugh suggests. in. the course of a disagreeable review that during Jais 'tragically brief stay' at Christ Church my colleague, Dr J. I. M. Stewart, was Senior......
Wealth From Beet
Sir: In view of the Shah of Persia's warning about depletion of oil reserves, constantly escalating prices, restrictions on output by producing countries and the poor financial......
The Reassertion Of Sovereignty
Sir: Mr Bell (letters, 6 March) seems to be upset when he con- siders I contend that `we are to have no more say in our fate than the lbos had'. Whether Mr Bell likes it or not,......
Dust And Ashes
Sir: Few experienced observers would deny that the standard of 'first class' cricket (particularly Australian) has declined to a sorry level, and it was right to publish the......
Casey On Orwell
Sir: In his review of Orwell by Raymond Williams, John Casey seems to have failed to grasp the most fundamental points of Or- well's work. Ranking him as less than a second-rate......
Sanctions And Settlements
Sir: Your leading article (20 March) 'Sanction first, settle after?' seems to suggest that any- one who is against our abject sur- render to Rhodesia's illegal and undeniably......
Enid Starkie
Sir: I am writing the official biog- raphy or Enid Starkie (1897-1970), and I should be most grateful for any help which your readers could give me. Joanna Richardson 55 Flash......
The Party And The Bill
Sir: Owing to the postal strike I did not, until today, read the article by Eric Helfer MP (13 February). I would suggest to Mr Heller that the Labour party will lose many more......
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