THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, April 13, 1975

The ambush: an incident from the bitter Muslim war of independence being waged in the outlying islands of the Philippines, by Jon Swain; photographs by Denis Reichle. Page 24 

"A strange lot of people, to be sure": the Chelsea Arts Club and its struggle to survive the economic pressures of the 1970s, by Jeffrey Bernard; photograph by David Montgomery. Page 32

How to look after and improve your home without calling the experts. Part one of a new money saving series to cut out and keep see page 47

The reluctant Deborah: Mark Amory talks to actress Deborah Norton, whose success in Kennedy's Children has helped the play transfer from London theatre pub to West End stage; photographs by David Reed. Page 64 

Walk the Ashley way: the style and influence of Ashley Havinden, for 40 years art director of a leading London advertising agency, by William Feaver. Page 72 

"I am not a Marxist": author David McLellan disentangles the original thoughts of Karl Marx from a century of variations. Page 78

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