1958-05-03 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1958.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

BANG KONG

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St George's Day was an appropriate ono for Sir Winston Churchill, MP for Woodford, to revisit the House of Commons. it was also a good day to crown 16-year-old June Cooper (above right). Miss England of 1958.

LEFT: "Hongkong Rostau- rant" In Shaftsbury Avenue with Mr C.. M. Young and his wife Bolla HOW off for their first return visit to Hongkong since Mr Young left it to work his way to England in 1922.

BOAC.

RIGHT: Lady Docker and Sir Barnard stole the show when the Rainiers gave a party for the christening of their son Albert. The

i only porton to come out of the scuffle without loss of dignity..!

Prince Albert.

BELOW RIGHT: US Staff Sergeant Palmer Felton signed on for another six years recently. He had to. Palmer thought that 18 months would have been "long, chougk "to get~~

through US red-tape con nected with importing his Dutch Indonesian bride. „He, thought (wrong, The couple are seen on honey- moon at King's ¡Lyna......

BELOW. · LEFT: Mal Zotterling (32) Swedish actress who never had. "time to get married drives off, caught at last by British novelist Daviá Hughes (281

EXPRESS.

Princo Philip sits with Princess Anne and Prince" Churled at Ascot, where they watched the Pony Club mounted games championship at the first-ever. Ascot jumping show.

EXPRESS

Alexandra and the Aga chatting at the annual ball of the Allied Circle Club- In the Dorchester Hotel; the Aga Khan (left) is soon with Princess Alexandra and Mr Philip Hacori,

EXPRESS

NANCY

AUNT FRITZI—I'M HOME

FROM IRMA'S PARTY

WHAT

DID YOU WE HAVE TO

EAT?

OH, LOTS OF STUFF --I "CAN'T REMEMBER

CHOCOLATE: ICE CREAM, BLUEBERRY PIE--- GRAPE JUICE--- ETC.

ETC. ETC

By Ernle Bushmiller

DAIRY BOX

WON

centres

Oscar Hammerstein II gets his garland whan London gave a Polynesian-reception: to the film version of his stage musical, “South Pacific.“ Garlands were handed: out by film extras in grass skirts. The cinema was decked witfi spring. DWEIS calypso band welcomed the audience in the foyer.

EXPRESS

Britain's

the left they ent