1951-10-20 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1951.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL ·

MRS Hsiao Li Lindsay, wife of Mr Michael Lindsay, may be the first Chinese woman to become a peeress. Her husband is heir of the Socialist Lord Lindsay of Birker, former Master of Balliol. They were married in Peiping, where he was a university lecturer. (Express Service)

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DISPARAGING from aristocratic. Dawn of Pensford (right), tak- ing a nose-in-air view of London's Olympia where, with more placid com- panion, Twilight Pensford, it was appear- ing in the Crystal Cat Show. They are blue- cream Persians, (Reuter- photo)

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LEFT: The girl with British TV's most beautiful legs, Rene Strange, with one of the characters in the puppet show which she puls over. She is to be Principal

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Christmas pantomime. "Mother Goose.”

(Reuterphoto)

MR Krishna Menon, Indian High Commissioner in London, salutes a portrait of Gandhi as Mrs Asha Bhattacharya and Devi Agrawal watch at the Royal Pakistani Air Force reception. (Express Service)

BELOW: Actor Jose Ferrer wears the big plastic nase which he uses in his part in the London produc. tion of "Cyrano de Bergerac." But guests at his hotel do not seem to notice anything unusual. (Express Service)

SIR Leslie Boyce speaking at the Guildhall after his election as London's new Lord Mayor. He is the first Lord Mayor from the Empire he is an Australian. Sir Leslie, who is 56, is a barrister of the Inner Temple, and was Tory M.P. for Gloucester from 1929 to 1945. He visited Hongkong in 1946 when he headed a Parliamentary Mission to China. (Express Service)

ON the ice for the first time since her recent knee injury, Jeanette Altwegg, of Liverpool, the title holder, pirouettes gracefully as ever during practice for the World and European Figure Skating Cham“ pionships at Streatham Ice Rink. (Reuterphoto)

BELOW: This engine fell into the backyard of Mrs B. Lemon of Battersea. She heard a crash, looked up and saw the engine in a pile of

of rubble that had been her yard. Her complaint: "It wrecked my strawberry bed." (Express Service)