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matter back to its Council. s.—Barring Case No. 240.—8ar by Clifton. Perry Bar on Mayfair, Perry Common. It was unanimous:y agreed to recommend to the KRS: "That no case had been made out for the removal of the bar by the Clifton, Perry Bar on the Mayfair, Perry Common."

Increased demand for minority programmes from MPs and other iv critics prompted the BBC to show science and public affairs programmes at peak hours, later to he followed by Associated Rcdiffusion and Granada with documentaries on Japan. Israel. the Boer War, etc. 1960 saw a virt

U.S ski patrol destroys a strategic Nazi bridge, despite the fact that its officer and sergeant are conducting a private conflict. The story, such as it is, contains stock characters and merely slithers over snow-covered territory from one cliche to another. it'll bore most men

(A.A.), producer James B. Harris. director Sianlev Kubick; "The Roman Spring of Mrs. St3ne " (A.A. for Warner 8r05..), proe,lcer Louis de Rochemont, director Jose o .lintero; "The Pursuers" (tv series), prodiced by lan Warren. BEACONSFIELD.—" A Very Important 'rson" (Independent

Booty, Odeon, Faversham. L. J. Brinley, Gaumont, Exeter. K. J. Gasper, Odeon, Hornchurch. A. G. Levenson, Gaumont, Holloway. R. Matthews„N M, Savoy, St. Helens.