‘Expeditious Injustice’
I just finished reading the letter from Ezell, which criticized your editorial regarding the injustice done to Eleanor Parnes.
How terribly self-serving Ezell’s letter was. It would have held a lot more water had we not all witnessed in recent years the many delays and apparent difficulties the same government agency professed to have in deporting known Nazis and others who, as Ezell so aptly said, “flouted the law.”
It’s just absolutely amazing when someone like Parnes can be dispatched so quickly and efficiently while those who participated in some of the most heinous crimes of the century can play with the system for so many years.
That, Mr. Ezell, is the point.
JOSEPH J. HONICK
Encino
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