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Homeside Pictorial

THE CHINA: MAIL, ‘. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, ` 1957.

The Galety Theatre-stage

of Edwardian memories in

The Strand makes way for an office block. And LEFT: Lupino Lano who has invested his life's savings

in a vain attempt to savo it sits sadly amid the rubble that has cost him

£60,000.

(Express)、 BELOW: "Vory much bottor-thank you" Sir Anthony stopped the car for a minute during an afternoon drive from Lady Eden's cottage in Wiltshire. (Express)

British Handley 'Page Victor the bomber that broke the sound barelor by accident in a shallow dive, the first craft of her size to get through. (Express) LEFT: The Queen rides down the Mall. BELOW: And along the lines of her foot-guards at the London Birthday Parade.

(Express)

Eight-year-old Mois champion from Scotland --- curries off the London trials championship with 145 points out of 150. It's thirsty work. His mastor Tom Bonella of Tillyochlo Mains has carried off the championship three years running..

LEFT: Finish of the 1957 Epsom Darby, with the favourite Crepello at the past, followed by Ballymoss. (Express)

NANCY

WE'RE GOING

TO HAVE A MAKE-BELIEVE WEDDING

TODAY

SLUGGO IS

GOING

To

: MARRY

LOLA

BRING SOME RICE TO THROW

O.K

And two days after the Darby... the, Queen - and Lester Piggott discum a joint ́interest in thair-winner Carrozza of The Oaks, Centre is Harry Car, another jockey who rides for the Queen. LEFT: Harwell Director Sir John Cockroft (left) and German Professor Otto Hahn at the German Embassy. Discussion? It could be atoms. Hahn discovered nuclear fission in 1938. Fortunately for. 'the "world "Hitler was not interested?” (Express)

By Ernie Bushmiller

ROWNTREES

A TEA TIME TREAT.