from a London reader Those who only buy the late editions of the Evening Standard may be missing some of the best reports, to appear in that paper. I have noticed that Peter Fairley's reports tend t Fmach reduced in later editions. A recent mid-day edition of the Evening Standard had this interesting comment: "Hvery time I go to America I become more convinced that one of Britain's finest assets is the National Health Service. An English friend of mine has just left hospital..As he walked past the desk a voice said brusquely: "You owe us 2,000 dollars. He was not allowed to leave until he had paid. He had been in hospital exactly three days in a grubby, tiny room."
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 23, c. 6 December 1967
Evening Standard Reporter on American Way of Life
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