Editor's Correspondence (09/24/60)

Editor's Correspondence

It has been said that nothing instigates a letter to the editor better than a error in the newspaper. We are always glad to receive letters, but it is not our intention to use errors as incentive for them. Recently, however there were errors in The Weekly and of course we were pleased to hear about them from the readers. Thus:

In August 20 edition our proofreader passed a heading with the word "amalgamation" misspelled "amalmagation."
September 1 edition had an article entitled "They planned this affair" instead of "They planned this affair."
On Sept. 13 in a report on UYL-NA convention we misspelled Miss Palczynski's and Mrs. Halchuk's names. In the same edition, too, there was an article on the "Ukrainian Olympiad" in which the name of Viktor Herlinsky was omitted inadvertently from the list of players in the men's tournament. Mr. Herlinsky placed third, and represented the KLK.

To all attentive readers we say Thank you, and Let Us Know - always!

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