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"Enough Is Said"
To the Editor of The Sun—Sir: I want to go on record as indorsing as a whole the letter of the Hev. Charles M. Elder-dice and disagree with The Sun that there are only nine mild words. They are all rather rfcild as relative to the harsh words that you have seen fit to publish in such a manner as to condemn and belittle the whole people of the Eastern Shore, especially Salisbury.
1 am in a position, after twenty-eight years' acquaintance with the Shore, to say none better is found anywhere, and until the dirt is dispersed from your own doorstep enough is said.
W. G. Hoskins.
Baltimore, Jan. 28,1932.
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