The Daily Telegraph magazine - Rebuilding Human Faces cover (22 September 1972)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

OUR EUROPEAN JUDGES - When Britain goes into Europe, the House of Lords will no longer be the supreme British court in all cases. Instead, the Court of the European Communities at Luxembourg will be the final arbiter in many of our commercial an industrial disputes. How does this court function? How will it affect us? By Fenton Bresler
Two and three-quarter pages

PAUL TESSIER - The story of Paul Tessier, the surgeon who has triumphed in rebuilding human faces
7 pages

FASHION - "After The Kimono"
Yuki is 30 and Japanese. This week he has shown his very first Collection. The clothes on these pages can be seen in his own new shop at Harvey Nichols. (Further feature on Yuki below)
3 page fashion photos

YUKI (FASHION DESIGNER) - It took Yuki a year to find financial backing for his own collection: he refused to moderate his flamboyant designs for the sake of cautious investors. He talked about himself and his ideas in this interview with Bel Mooney
1 page

GRAHAM GREENE - A new edition of Graham's short stories is published next week. In this Introduction to the book, he explains their importance, and how writing them was an escape from the long, dispiriting task of the novelist
One and a half pages

CHURCH MILITANT - A short story by Graham Greene
One and a half pages

ARRACK AND ASTARTE BY THE SEA - Beirut is one of the most successfully Western cities of the Middle East. Laurie Lee describes its "gold fingered handclasp"
6 pages