The Sunday Times Magazine Contents, November 3, 1974

Top of the Cops: the career of Sir Robert Mark, the most powerful policeman in Britain, by James Fox. Portrait by Anna Zinkeisen; cover photograph: Snowdon. Page 24 Cooking for Love: in the latest of our occasional series on amateur cooks, Evelyn Rose introduces the Jewish cooking of Alexandra Baron; photographs by David Reed. Page 40 Close,-up My Life in Pictures: the last of three extracts from the new pictorial autobiography of Charlie Chaplin. Page 44 Your Petrol and You: the petrol companies and their sales techniques, compared by Norman Harris; photographs by Alain le Garsmeur and Clive Crook. Page 54 Getting the most from your car: Norman Harris on the best ways to save fuel. Page 61 Murders Never Cease: Agatha Christie, awaiting the release of yet another film version of one of her detective novels, photographed by Snowdon. Page 70 THE FACTS OF LIFE Part 8 of our 10-week series charting man's discovery of himself, his mind and his body. Details of binder offer on page 83. Page 73 Bridge by Boris Schapiro; Chess by Peter Clarke; Mephisto Crossword. Page 90

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