12 December 1960 Tactical voting, gossip galore and a car radio
12 December 1960 My dear Len and Margaret Mon eve. I have just finished my Canadian letters. They should have been mailed this AM as they usually are, but you know with Christmas being so near, I have been busy with other things. I think I had mentioned in my last letter to you that we had received Len’s letter but too late to answer it. Has Len got over his anxiety about his lunches and dinners. I feel there is no sense in having so many functions in one week, neither is so much rich food good for the health, so Len in future think better of it and spread these functions, (if you must have them), far away from each other, I think it would work better. It’s nice to know that you got on well with your speeches. Fancy Len, Mr Cohen thinking of giving you a radio for your car. I’m sorry to say but I don’t approve. A radio in a car is enough to distract a person from taking enough notice to his driving, and may be the cause of causing accidents. Len, tell Mr Cohen t...