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HkVE we reached "saturation point" with regard to the number of cinemas in Middlesex? Perhaps not, as there are still some semi-rural districts in the county to fill with houses. The county now possesses 142 cinematograph theatres as compared with 80 twelve years ago. It is a la

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tO THE EDITOR Sir,—ln your issue of January 6, Mr. Weeks discusses the interesting pr,iriosal for an international tribunal and police force However sane his policy seems, there is obviously litt.e chance of any steps being taken in this dire:, don by the present Government. Thi

It is amusing perhaps, but useful, too. to see how modern furniture in its many units can be built to run round the fireplace, or around the window. Your arrangement depends on the season. A corner seat might start the "chain" of furniture from the recess by the side of the wind

A special new curler to help to set curls is a device that should be welcomed. _ The principle on which this device works is that the hair is twisted over a rather fat prong, which holds the hair as tightly as a hair tong, a grip having been slipped into the end of the tong befo

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Committee asked the Acton Town Council for TN charge to be made for their booking of the Grand Hall for a dance which was held on December 29. The Baths Com. suttee regretted, at the Town Came's meting last week that M could not see its way to remissmead that any reduction shoul