The Daily Telegraph magazine - 14 May 1971

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 14 May 1971
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

POTTING CLAY PIGEONS - Today sees the start of the British Open clay pigeon shooting championships. A Magazine team, led by Anthony Haden-Guest, looked at why so many more people today want to take pot shots at little clay saucers
2½ pages

BLACK EXILES IN THE VELD - In the next ten years, over half a million Africans in the Eastern Cape alone will have been resettled. Cosmas Desmond, a Franciscan priest has become a crusader the right of the Africans to live on their own land. This is his account of the South African solution to the Black Spots
5¾ pages

STANDING THE WORLD ON ITS HEAD - Enthusiasts are rediscovering the work of a Dutch-American cartoonist who, 68 years ago, developed a newspaper strip whose complexities would tax a computer. Ian Ball joins the search for Gustave Verbeek and the odd method by which he contrived a strip which could be read from top and from bottom. Some modern cartoonists also give us their opinions
3¼ pages

RE-BIRTH OF ANCIENT MONUMENT - Les Halles, the maze of narrow streets that has been Paris's market-place for centuries, is dead. Yet it has never been more full of life. Antique fairs, sex shops, boutiques and even a skting rink have taken the place of fruit and vegetable stalls. And Sean Hignett has found that conservationists seem to be winning their battle against a city authority intent on re-development
5¼ pages

THE SAD DEMISE OF CRENSHAW, APPLEGATE AND PENFOLD - A story by Calvin Trillin
2 pages

...AND MAN REMADE THE FIRMAMENT - Adrian Berry concludes his science series with a report on the most fantastic plan yet - to redesign the Solar System in order to accommodate an expanding civilisation. The scheme involves commandeering thousands of tiny planets or "asteroids" and dismantling the giant planet Jupiter. The inspiration behind it comes from a distinguished Anglo-American scientist, Professor Freeman J. Dyson
3¾ pages

LONG-TERM ROAD TEST No.5 - Volkswagen 1600 TL fastback
1 page