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- — LONDON CLUB has vacancies for ladies and gentlemen town and country mem- bers: very moderate subscriptions, swim- ming pool, squash courts, cocktail lounges; accommodation with private bath.—Apply Secretary, White House Club, Regents Park. N.W.1.

MASSAGE TREATMENT—vlsitIng only. Mr. Barker IL.C.S.P.Phys.) Phone 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. TER 1451.

NIENSA seeks eecrults of high I.Q. For de- tails send an addressed envelope to 1352.. 105 Bri,,coe Rd., Rainham, Essex.

POEMS. STORIES wanted. Send work with stamped envelope. Citizen Books (SI, 230 Victoria Avenue, Southend, Essex.

PSYCHOTHERAPY and hypnosis for ner- vous conditions, personal problems, fears. overweight, sex difficulties, migraine. stam- mer, skin disorders, blushing, etc.. K141 4191.

PHYSIOTHERAPIST: Swedish and NeUro- muscular Masseuse. Sauna, etc. PHI 5357. •

RUSH MATTING made-to-measure 2/- so. ft. RUSH SEATED Italian Chairs, 9 ens. a pair. "Carvers," 8 ens. each. Rockers 14 gas. each. FOANITREAD Carpet Underlay 54 in. 6/6 yd. Dept. SP. 53 Rocksmoor Mills. Stroud, Glows.

SAVOY TURKISH BATHS. 91/92 Jenny)) St.. 5.WA. Gentlemen only. Open always.

STORIES WANTED. Suitable work sub- mitted to editors on 10% commission. Otherwise stories are returned with reasons for rejection. S.A.E. essential. FREE booklet -How to succeed as a Writer." Scott Johnson, British Institute of Fiction Writing Books Ltd., 27 Chiltern Road, Wendover, Bucks.

TELEVISION SCRIPTWRITING earns you top money. Postal tuition by scriptwriters to the top-paying programmes IDOCTOR FINLA1"S CASEBOOK.' EMERGENCY WARD 10. etc.). Details TV Scriptwriters' School, 53 Fleet St.. E.C.4 (FIE: 7159.1

"YOU CAN'T SAY THAT ON TELEVISION." Like to see and hear what Z-Car star Inspector Barlow can't say about world hunger and bow OXFAM Is fighting it? Then switch on B.B.C. TV at 0.15 p.m.. Sunday. April 19th. It will make you wont to help. Why not NOW? Send your dona- tion to Stratford Johns (Inspector Barlow). Oxfam. c/o Barclays Bank. Ltd.. Oxford.

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REFUGEE CLOTHING. All kinds desper- ately reryilieed, Easy Dispatch. We send cover and instructions. WAR ON WANT. LONDON, W .5.

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POEMS WaNTED. Send with s s i. Arcadian Agency. Egrement. Cumberland. — - The Britain We nuti,o.

A series of 35 weekly to regi,ter lor trc I'Icasc.omplctc.n,1 ru torn, ttith l'ec, to ‘"11)WARDS 2000.', ASs0t tl.ottiAd. '1.00:1,/011 1101.1SC, IiiUisCwat W.C. 2.

TOWARDS 2000

programmes which study social and technological progress from the 17th Century into the future

On Thursday, 23rd April at 11.10 pm, Rediffusion presents the first of these half hour programmes Towards 2000.

Authorities on the development of British thought and inven- fion will explore and demonstrate the progress from the age of alchemy to this era of astrophysics, and Ireyond into the fore- seeable future.

We hope you will be watching and will take an active part in the series. You can register by completing the form below and enclosing a 2:611 Registration Fee. This will entitle you to a detailed illustrated pamphlet, news on the programmes, follow-up notes with suggestions for further reading, an addi- tional leaflet to cover the second half of the series (available on 1st August) and summaries of up to four programmes throughout the series—which you may have missed. You will also be eligible to be invited to the Viewers Confer- ences at Rediffusion 's 'Wembley studios to see the programmes in the making. An Essay Competition will be open to registered viewers. A t2-week Correspondence Course, linking the series, will he available from the National Exten- sion College in Cambridge.

Register now for Rediffusion's TOWARDS 2000 series

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