1957-01-26 — Page 4

HOMESIDE

THE CHINA "MAIL," SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957.

PICTORIAL

MRS MARGARET KELLY, seen at Orly airport where she touched down on a flight to visit Prince Rainler of Monaco, daughter Grace, and granddaughter.

Princess Caroline. (Express)

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YET another Monroe Actress Vanda who flew to England for the Lon- don premiere of “Giant" the film which stars Rock Hudson, Elizabeta

Taylor. and the late James Dean. (Express)

IREN HYANAS has had a full year —she was chained four months hand and fool in Budapest escaped to Britain—and was engaged on the household staff of the Queen at Sandringham, Now in hospital with TB she holds Christmas presents. One is from Princess Anne, a doll which she made herself. (Express)

VIOLETTA FERRARI (25), and Hungary's leading

film actress "went West" - contemplates a

cigarette, and the future. (Express)

DRIVER Tommy Lec flew home to mother with his own death certificate in his pocket. He was given up for lost after a plane crash in the Mala- yan jungle but struggled rough bush for 12

days with a broken ankle, and was found on Christmas Eve. (Ex- press)

JOSEPH KOCVAGO, six-day Mayor of Budapest, arrives in London with wife and daughter on a tour of the Western World to gain "solidarity of moral sup- port for the struggle of Budapest” · (Express),

FREE schooling is not enough. Five-year-old Lorraine Stanway's parents, who own a 60-acre farm in Cheshire, won't send their daughter to school, they say, unless the Education. Authoritles provide free transport too. : (Express)

NANCY

AUNT FRITZI I'VE GOT TO PUT ON MY ANGEL

· COSTUME FOR

THE

SUNDAY

SCHOOL PAGEANT

DON'T FORGET TO WALK YOUR DOG BEFORE

YOU LEAVE

O.K.

BRITAIN'S

sportsman

and sportswoman of 1956 gold medalists Judy Grinham (17) who won the Olympic 100 metres backstroke, and Christopher Brasher (28) who led in the Melbourne steeplechase.

HARRY THIERENS of Cleave Hill walks home, He was trapped for 13 hours in the 11 inch crevice of a

cave while on a potholing expedition. (Express):

LONDON LIMOUSINE 1957

more miles than her usual Rolls-Royce, Mrs Walter Nell steps, into chauffeur-driven Austin Seven. (Express)

By Ernie Bushmiller.

→ERNIE BUSHMILLOR"?

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