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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1958.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

NANCY

PLEASE CONTRIBUTE. SOMETHING

TO THE

MUSEUM

AGATHA CHRISTIE gots a replica at a party to celebrate the 2,239th performance of her play "The Mousetrap" which now holds the London record and boats the run of "Chu Chin Chow.” LEFT: Challonger of the Royal Yacht Squadron for the America Cup... SCEPTRE on trial in Holy Loch.

EXPRESS

Mr

with

Macmillan, characteristic |_ oquanti=" mity, rolaxes in the sun at Dirch. Grova in Sussox. While Labour Party loaders were *addressing the H-Bomb rally. In Trafalgar Square, the Prime Minister gathered his family forces, Lady Dorothy Macmillan and some of their 12 grand- : children, to welcome the first. shilling - a - head spring visitors, to their gardens... oponed twice a year to kéfp'a nurses' charity.

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LEFT: Trophy Race...a вселе from the British Empire Trophy Race at Oulton Park, won by Stirling. Moss driving in an Aston Martin.

THE TIMES

Aftor this no moro dobs ara to be presented at Court. The ruling Queen Elizabeth's. One result of the decision is that many mothers are pushing forward dought- ors who would not nor- mally "come-out” for another year or two.. The youngest of the soason is just 16. Society talks of continuing the social round of "Coming Out" ovan without the Royal presentation. Caterers and society danco bands will losó out badly if they don't.

RIGHT: Meanwhile Tra- falgar Square is bustling with 10,000 _people gathored to hear Britain's" Labour leaders Hugh Galtikell

hat), Anourin Bevan (loft) and Porty Chairman Tom Driberg address the Ban the H-Bomb rally. Galt- skell urged tho juspen- sion of tests. ↑ Boyan, warming up for the post of Foreign Secratory, criticised "the assump- tich that without any obvious provocation the Russian leaders would suddenly decide over- night to launch an attack upon the Wastern nations."

EXPRESS

A ROLL OF

ADHESIVE

TAPE, PLEASE

By Erale Bushmiller

I NEVER

LIKED

THAT

DOLL ANYWAY

Debutanta Suzan. Davis, left, greets dob Botsy Hill'. BELOW: Dabs Hilary Godboldő!! and Jean Mander, both 18, were among many who went stomping at the Savoy,

Hotel after their prosentations at Court.

LEFT:- Polico chock tho passes of débutantas and thoir familios for the last time as the last of the debi file into Buckingham Palaco`for the' 1958 London'season' which is the "Season with a difference."

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DAIRY BOX

with the wondendl

Entrés

Leaders of tho' three, British rail unions meet at the headquarters of the National Union of Rail-, wayman. From the lefts Mr J. P. Webbar, Mr S. F. Green, and MF A. Hal÷ worth.

KEYSTONÉ

RIGHT: Strook In the night sky, faintly-elsible ayor St Paul's Ca

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