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... V i s i o i nr Step out of this world into the world of tomorrow Share the vision of the scientists working in the Laboratories of where research is constantly revealing new developments in modern synthetics. Celanese can be the common denominator in a variety of products lovely fashion fabrics, rich furnishings, gossamer-fine window net and, surprisingly, conveyor belts and other industrial ...

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... A Fashion- Lord's Fancy By C. Patrick Thompson HE'S made thirty millions in fourteen days. I don't doubt it. But I heard Jack Ham has taken nearly forty. If you d been sitting, as I was, in a plush booth in the Paris Berkeley, you might have paused over your succulent rognon or juicy entrecot; as this exciteant talk drifted through the tinkle of ice in cham pagne buckets, and the soft ...

... By Guy Livingstone JUST downstream from London's County Hall the bull dozers and demolition men are busy on a project that has enormous possibilities for South London. Over the thirty- acre site that they are now clearing will flutter, in two years' time, the flags and pennants of the Festival of Britain. And after that the area will be permanently laid out with gardens and fine buildings. The ...

... Romance-- In The Hedgerows By B. Melville Nicholas THERE is an old country belief which says that St. Valentine's Day is the bird's wedding day and although this statement, like many another country super stition, is based on fancy rather than fact it is true to say that February is the month when the birds begin to tune up their voices in readiness for the springtime chorus and commence their ...

... IT is not only advancing age that causes lines to form on the face. Such trivial things as glaring sunlight-- don't forget to wear sun glasses-- and laughter can be responsible. Worry or nerves can cause the mischief too. More often than not however, a weakness of the sebaceous glands is at the root of the trouble. Let me explain the sebaceous glands. Scat tered all over the skin are tiny hair ...

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