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BRIDE of three weeks, Mrs. Madge Ward, 22, was settling down yesterday in her new flat at Hunstanton, Norfolk, without her pet mice, Romeo and Juliet—a twenty-first birthday present from her husband before they were married. She gave them to a boys' home after her wedding. She s

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DOTS have gone to the American girls' heads this summer. Dotted scarves, dotted shorts, dotted shoes have all had their day. Now dots are getting into their hair. And it need not stop at dots. It can be diamonds, hearts, clubs, or spades, or the whole bag of tricks. It can be an