The Daily Telegraph magazine - Fashion cover (17 March 1972)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

HEAVEN BEYOND A GOLF COURSE - Its creed is complete self expression; but the disciplines of the Church of Perfect Liberty seem hard. The god it worships is not closely defined; but its rituals are rigorously drolled. It claims 25 converts an hour. Charles Allen visited this multimillion-pound spiritual paradox in Japan
Two and a half pages

WORLD TELEPHONE SYSTEMS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - The secrets of the little blue box have been passing across America from phone phreak to phone phreak. The blue box places the entire telephone systems of the world in their hands - free of charge. But its extraordinary powers can be misused. We report on this amazing gadget
7 pages

THE FAMILY HOUSE: EXPERIMENT IN LIVING - There is hardly an architect in the world who would not relish the right chance to design a family house, to work on the scale on which exciting experiment is possible. Yet few good private houses are built in Britain and little public interest is shown in modern domestic architecture. Peter Blake, editor of Architectural Forum, introduces a series on recent houses which are potential landmarks on the map of architectural advance
6 pages

WHAT CLIVE BARNES SAYS GOES - 3 page feature

FASHION - "Whatever happened to woollies?"
Knitting used to mean heavy sweaters, scarves, baby socks and matinee jackets. But now fashionable clothes can be made from the new wools. These designs were created exclusively for us
3 page fashion

THE DECOMPENSATOR OF LHASA - A short story by Pierre Delattre
One and a half pages