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Inasmuch as there are many followers of amateur tennis who may find it difficult to reconcile your statement with Miss Betz's activities in amateur tennis, I believe it only right that you, correct this erroneous impression.
CHARLES S. GARLAND Chairman, Amateur Rule Committee United States Lawn Tennis Association Baltimore, Md.
> TIME was misled by an unclearly worded report from a correspondent. Pauline ("Bobbie") Betz, national women's indoor champion, and other stars at Rollins, including Dorothy Bundy and Jack Kramer, do some work in return for their scholarships, but that work does not include tennis instruction, so their amateur status is intact.—ED.
Youngest?
Sirs:
I think I am your youngest reader. I enjoy your newsmagazine very much, especially Letters to the Editor. I am ten years old.
ANN GARDNER
Huntington Woods, Mich.
Ranee Righted
Sirs:
In your article in TIME, April 21, entitled "Sarawak," you attribute to me the authorship of a book entitled Relations and Complications, which you say reveals the details of the Raja's courtship of me and our marital relations. I did not write the book. It was authored by the wife of the Tuan Muda (Captain Bertram Brooke), my brother-in-law, and it does not contain any details of the type you refer to.
RANEE OF SARAWAK New York City > TIME'S apologies to Sarawak's Ranee for attributing to her the authorship of H.H. the Dayang Muda's innocuous Relations and Complications.—ED.