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lisher Roy Thomson is moving
into the British quality: maga-
zine field. One change may be
adoption of American- style for-
mats. —

Thomson recently bought. con-
trol of the £6,700,000 Illustrated
newspaper group which includes
the. society - conscious Sphere,
the musty Illustrated London
News and the more sophisticated,
Tatler.

At the same time, he- revealed
plans to acquire. six more maga-
zines for his new chain and said
others will. be . added fairly
rapidly. “The emphasis will be
on quality,” the publisher said.

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Thomson shares for 55 per cent
of the group’s ordinary, shares.
‘The seller was Sir John Eller-
man, one of the shyest and rich-'
est millionaires in Britain: today.
SHIPOWNER HELPS ”

Thomson said Ellerman, a 51- -

jyear- -old shipowner who is. ‘fa-
;mous in zoological circles for his
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- Discreet, greyish” ‘photographs
of country weekend parties with
stilted» cutlines are giving. way
to slick features and imagina-
tive photographic ‘stories...
_ Next. February Thomson’s top
newspaper, The. Sunday. Times,
will bring . out Britain’s. first

‘color weekend supplement.

Despite \Thomson’s plans, the

retain its links with the past. —.
-_The editor of .The Illustrated
London News is 64-year-old. Sir
Bruce Ingram who has been. in
charge for 61 years and brought
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plans an American-style face-
lifting for the established “glos-
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school, Christchurch, . in. ‘the.

sixth form, have been permitted
to wear lipstick if they also dress
in a grey pleated skirt of approv-
ed design. They still wear the
usual school uniform blouse. _
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pleated skirt, but keep’ to the
normal “gym frock” uniform,
may not wear lipstick even if
they are in the sixth form.
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