1954-10-09 — Page 4

CHINA - MAIL, SATURD

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

HER MAJESTY the Queen Mother says THE third and last white Rajah of goodnight after attending a pèrformance. \Sarawak, Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, of Terence Rattigan's new

play,

pictured on his 80th birthday at his "Separate Tables," at St James's Theatre home in Albion Street, Bayswater.

(Express)

London. (Express)

ONE of the new boys at Eton College in Prince William, the Duke of Gloucester's 12-year-old son. He is seen on his way to school for t

the autumn term. (Express)

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AFTER their marriage in London according to Hindu rites: Sheila'

Sheila' Darkin, 28-year-old Irish nurse, Dharan Chand Wadhwa,

businessman. (Express)

MRS. Bessie Braddock. (left), MP.. for Liverpool Exchange Division, - went to court to speak for the City of London's barrow girls because they are being pushed."' around.” Shé la here seen with Mrs Janet Walshi, who was accused of causing a street obstruction and fined 108. ̈ ̈ Mrs Walsh had appealed to Mrs Braddock, who intervened with the chief® constable on behalf of the barrow girls. (Express)

OXFORD student, Enid 'Kennedy' Skipton, one of A team of volunteers working at the site of the newly unearthed · Koman temple in the City of London. She la, holding, a Roman wash basin. Enid, whose father is Mr - G. S. Kennedy Skipton of Hongkong, is one of six successful candidates ac- "cepted" for "the higher home Civil Service. (Ex-

press)

AT the London premiere of the new Romeo and Juliet" film at the Odeon Theatre, Laurence Harvey, who plays Romeo, enjoys a3] with Julie Herr

young film' actress from America. (Express)

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