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THE CHINA MAIL, · SATURDAY, NOVEMBER - 24, · 1956.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

CRISIS crowds at Whitehall, Londoners standing outside Downing Street as Ministers arrive at the Prime Minister's 'official residence for top-level conferences on the Middle East situation. Expressions are mixed -- apprehension on some faces, curtosity of course, even galety. (Express)

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A week-end air dush from Londen to Vienna by Welsh actor-playwright Emilyn Williams to trace his 21-year-old son Alan missing after going on a mercy mission to Hungary ended with the news that he was among Britons taking sheller in the British Legation in Budapest. Alan, a Cambridge undergraduate, went to help the Red Cross. Emlyn Williams and wife are seen at London Air- port on their return. (Express)

AFTER a Buckingham Palace investiture. RSM Veronica Hildeyard with the MBE insignin which she received for her services during the 18 years she has been in the Women's Royal Army Corps, Seen with her are her parents, (Army News)

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LONDON students being held off by policemen as they tried to storm the build- ing of the British Communist newspaper, the Daily Worker. Earlier they had demonstrated in sympathy" "with" Hungary "outside, the Soviet Embassy. It was the second demonstration in two days. (Express)

ITALIAN film heart-throb Rossano Brazzi arriving at the Comedy Theatre, London, for a performance of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge." The lady is Signora Brazzi. He is at work in England on a new film. (Erpress)

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN watching a 16th century masque performed by barristers at Gray's Inn, London. It was the first time a reigning monarch had visited the Inn since Charles I did so 286 years ago. And the masque, “Tho Prince of Purpoole III," was last performed in 1594 before Queen Elizabeth 1. (Express)

RIGHT: This young English girl has pro- vided a variation to the famous nursery rhyme. Seven-year-old Susan Roper, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, with her four- week old lamb named Larry. The lamb actual- ly belongs to her bro- ther, but Susan took him in hand, fed him on a bottle, and it was not long before Larry was following her around like Д dog. Now, wherever Susan goes, the lamb goes too. Says her mother: "At the rate she's going, we'll soon have a farmyard around Besides Larry, she has a pony, a dog and a

cat."

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FLAMBOYANT, blonde film actress Diana Dors and her husband, Dennis Hamilton, who were understood to have split during her trip to Hollywood, are now rumoured to have patched up the rift following her return to England. They are seen together in London. (Express)

BELOW: The Duke and Duchess of Windsor on their arrival at Victoria Station, London. They were cheered by a large crowd. This is the first visit to Britain in three years for the Duchess, who recently published her memoirs, (Express)

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HOW the proposed merry-go-round garage for. London will work. The inside of a model of the Rotapark, which will be 12 storeys high and will. hold about 400 cars. The floors are like revolving wheels, and cars are taken up to the desired floor and position by four lifts in the centre hub. All the * work is to be done by an electronie brain. (Express)

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