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Times (London)
23 April 1937

"JONES EL PATATERO"

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES

Sir,-Foreign handling of our fancy titles often contributes to their inward meaning. Many years ago the Jack the Ripper murders appealed much to domestic classes in Italy, where I was then staying, and "Jack (pronounced 'Yack') lo Sventratoro" was constantly on their lips.

Yours, &c.,
J.K.F. CLEAVE.
Gray's Inn, April 21.