1953-11-28 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, 'NOVEMBER 28, 1963,

· HOMESIDE PICTORIAL •

MAJOR-GENERAL; E, S. B, Gaffney, GOC Aldershot District, shaking hands with RSM Ronald Brittain, Coldstream Guards, after presenting him with a clasp to his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. The Army's senior RSM is well known for his extra powerful voice, which has launched 30.000 cadets on

Army career. (Army News).

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ACTRESS Nita Valèrie smiles at her husband, jazz pioneer Peter Bernard, after their wedding at Marylebone Register Oflee. Bernard introduced Alexander's Ragtime. Band at the London Hippodrome in 1912. (Express)

THE new Lord Mayor of London, Sir Noel Vansittart Bowater, acknowledges the cheers from the crowds as he drives to the Law Courts during the traditional Lord Mayor's Procession marking his assumption of office. (Express)

PRINCESS MARGARET, who is now busy with a new round of Royal engage- ments, visited the new cottages at Dr Barnardo's Homes, Wokingham, Surrey, the other day. She is plctured here with some of the girls living at the home.

(Express)

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PROFESSOR J. Robert Oppenheimer, master mind behind the first atom bomb, walks about London on his second visit unattended by the hordes of G-men -who-dogged-his-steps when he went to France and Germany in 1951. The Professor, who is now head of the Institute for Advanced Studies, at Princeton University, is in London to give the Reith Lectures for the BBC. (Express)

THE Duke of Beaufort ((right), President of the British Olympics Association,

chatting with Lord Luke at the annual dinner of the Association, held at

. Grosvenor House. (Express)

NESTLE'S Milk CHOCOLATE NESTLES CHOCOLATE

MILK

prefer NESTLE'S

TOP-HATTED Mr Richard Haynes Twining, Deputy Chairman of the London Stock Exchange, gets a view through glass of the floor of the "House" from the newly-built public gallery. In front of him is a plan of the markets to help visitors follow what is going on. (Express)

NANCY

Time To Worry!

PERNIL BUSHNULLER,

¦ I PREDICT· THAT THE SUN WILL BURN UP THE EARTHIN TEN BILLION,

YEARS

THE EARTH WILL

COLLIDE WITH THE SUN AND DISAPPEAR

THE ɛceno of glistening white at the Devil's Elbow, on the Cairnwell Road from Perth to Bracmar and Aberdeen, now lying under its first snow of this.

CORRECTION, .

PLEASE:

winter.

By Ernie Bushmiller

---I DIDN'T MEAN. TEN BILLION -- IT'S

TWO

BILLION YEARS

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