Doing the Lambeth Talk
One F. Platt of Bolton writes to the editor of The Observer. It would be unfair for me to précis this, so it follows in full:
Sir, I have ordered a television set, somewhat against my better judgment, and am now concerned as to how my two daughters, aged twelve and seven years, shall be allowed to use it.
I have, of course, views of my own on the subject, but as many readers must already have faced this problem, I would be grateful for other ideas.