1955-11-19 — Page 4

QUEEN Elizabeth the Queen Mother, who is President of the Royal College of Music, seen at the President's concert when she presented prizes to students. Diana Fryer of Norwich 'was presented with the Tagore Gold Medal. Sho la seen offering a bouquet to the Queen Mother. (Express)

BILLY, chimpanzee with the Bertram Mills Circus now touring Britain, handles a camera like an expert, and doesn't have to warn "Watch the Birdie," as he knows the children cannot take their eyes off him. (Reuterphoto)

LEFT: The Duke of Richmond and Gordon (on right) presenting a gold medal for motor racing achievements to racing driver Stirling Moss at the British Automobile Racing Club's annual dinner dance In London. (Express)

IT'S TEN DOLLARS,

NANCY

WAIT

HORE

AUNT FRITZ ---

BUT WE HAVE CHEAPER ONES

PLEASE' BÜY

ME THAT

HERE, NANCY--- HOW DO

YOU LIKE

IT?

WELL---AS

THE OLD SAYING GOES-

LEFT: Remembrance Sunday in Manchester. A general view of the service for the fallen of the two World Wars at the Manchester Cenotaph in St Peter's Square. General Sic Lashmer G. Whistler, GOC-In-C, Western Com- mand, represented the Army at the service. (Army Newe)

By Ernie Bushmilller

---IT'S A SMALL WORLD,

ISN'T IT?

•

MR Harold Philly. former Foreign Office official accused by a Labour MP of being the "Third Man” in the Burgess-Maclean case, denied the charge ‘at ́a press conference, and challenged his accuser to repeat it outside the privileged boundaries of the House of Commons. ́ Mr Philby in seen with - his mother at

the London conference.

(Express)

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES