I have just read with some interest your article in the issue of 10 January entitled "Some Advice". However, I would like to point out that the Brook Advisory Centres and the Marie Stopes clinics charge for consultation as well as supplies: indeed the charges of these other organisations do exceed those made by the FPA. Also, I would like to mention the fact that we are called the "Family Planning Association" and not Family Planning To the Editor:
presently writing my doctoral dissertation on the attitudes COT Methodist and Anglican churches toward the trade union movement and toward the Communist Party, between 1914 and 1968. I would appreciate hearing from any of your readers who remember actions or statements made by these churches, their members or their clergy, especially with regard to 1. General Strike, 1926. 2. World War 11 strikes. 3. London Busmen's strike, 1958. 4. Episode of the "Zinoviev Letter." 5. Investigations with regard to Internal Security. 6. Communists in the Trade Unions. Nancy van Vuuren.
History Department, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 15213. Organisation, and that we have nearly nine hundred clinics, a considerable proportion of which do see all women regardless of marital status.
Yours sincerely, Pamela Howard (Miss)
Information Officer, Family Planning Association.
Margaret Pyke House, 27-35 Mortimer Street, London WIN 8BQ.
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