Plans And Costs Sir, —in A Public Discussion On The...
Plan a critic feared that the annual cost to the country of over £500 million could not be carried. The chairman, an eminent engineer, advised that the problem be con- sidered......
Evolving Russia
Sm,—Under this heading it is stated in your May 28th issue that room has been found once more for private property in Russia, and that this means a fFdamental change in the......
Nature Reserves
SIR,—As a footnote to Professor Tansley's admirable article on Nature Reserves, will you allow me to mention that there exists a very active Society for the Promotion of Nature......
The Great Disruption
Sta,—Mr. Napier Bell's contention that the Disruption might have been avoided if Dr. Chalmers and the majority of the Church of Scotland had been content with the liberty of......
King's Conscience
Sm,—It was not shyness that prevented at least one correspondent from mentioning the Lord Chancellor's ecclesiastical patronage, to which Mr. Athelstan Rendall has made suitable......
Armistice
SIR,—Mr. Gates' letter in your issue of June 4th is evidence of some confusion of thought as to how unconditional surrender can be applied to the Axis Powers. When an enemy of......
B.b.c. Broadcasts
SIR,—As one who served abroad for the whole of the last war, and was on two of the most active fronts for much of it, I can most heartily endorse Mr. Peter Matthews' letter of......
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