1958-11-08 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

1958.

ABOVE: Actress Sarah Churchill, 44 · year - old daughter of Sir Winston Churchill returns to tho

West End of London stage for the first time in 10 years in this your's production of the Christ- mas pantomime "Potor Pan." With Miss Chur-

chill at

Proas con-

0

ference is 17-your-old Julia Lockwood. Julio, daughter of film actross Margaret Lockwood, will

ator with Miss Churchill

in the production.

*

RIGHT: Lady Beatty, whose name was recently linked romantically with

American singer

and

actor Frank Sinatra. Sho is pictured at London Sinatra'* Airport with

publicity agent, who met her as she arrived from Zurich recently oftor paying o visit to psychiatrist there.

RIGHT: For five years 29 year old Fronch Canadian Conrad Dube. has boon riding his bicyclo up and down tho. world. He is pictured arriving recently in Lon. don, with 120,000 miles behind him. Now he i on his way to Australia. Remarkable? Only that this polio victim did not avon learn to walk until ho was ten years old.

BELOW: Mr P. Zimin, the Education Minister of Moscow, is in Britain an an official visit, He is zoon In a school. in Lewisham as ha admires, a. wooden model made by student J. Dean, 15, who is pictured here.

CANADIEN

QUI PARCOURT MONDE.

• Depuis 1953

DOURING

THE

WORLD

COMPADOURE

VILLE DE GUERIC

CANADA ALTERET AF FRUSTRELU ALAN SURANS PG MARINEY CIÓ ANS

APARTOUTE 135.000

ABOVE: Forty-year-old

Dr Frederick Sanger of Britain's Cambridge University was recently awarded this year's Nobel Prize for Chemi- stry by the Royal Swedish ́ Academy of Selonco. It is worth £14,500. Dr Sanger is soon at a party following the announcement of the award, autographing

a champagne bottle.

:

BELOW: Four West Germans are now under arrest in Karlsruhe on charges of spying for the Russians chargos of which 18-year-old JUNE GILBERT, former Scottish gala beauty queon, was questioned and cleared. Juno flow to Germany to marry Ludwig 33-year-old

Horst. But there was no wedding. Horst was ar- rested soon after June arrived. Sho is now back in London. ··

BELOW: Two rival gangs of small boys suspended their private war rocent, ly in Groenwich to chase o £450 wage snatcher, Fleeing before them was a man who had grabbed a cash box from 42-your- old Arthur Hider as he walked from a bank. Ons gang leader, 14-year-old Michael Penfold, aimed, on arrow at the fugitivo as he was running along by the Thames, but the arrow missed. Michael said the mon threatened to stab him if he kept chosing him. The man then ran off and Michel aimed another arrow at him, missing again. Michool shouted to the gang to continue chasing, while he telephoned the police. Hore they show how they chased .'the

man.

ABOVE: Frank Sinatra bows as he shakes the hand of Queen Elizabeth · ot the recent royal film promiore - of Danny. Kayo's "Me and the Colonel." While in Lon- don, Sinatra's 'namb was romantically linked with Lady Bootty, Sinatra and Kaye roturned to the U.S. on October 28,

LEFT: Switzerland is the fand of ice and snow, but there is not yet any Ico св the outdoor Swiss rinks—which is why thin 14-year-old Swiss miss, Beatrice Nigg of Zurich, in training of Wembley, England, for the Swiss Ice-skating champion- ships,

W

NANCY

HEY, NANCY --- WHY

IS THAT SOUP

TAKING SO LONG

TO COOK ?

BE PATIENT--- IT TAKES

TIME

WELL, IT SURE IS

SLOW

OF COURSE

IT'S SLOW-L

ABOVE: Canadian Premier John Diefenbaker arrived in London recently on a tour of the British Common- wealth. One of the chief purposes of the tour was to stimulato. trade between Canada and "other Commonwealth nations, particularly those of Asia. Pictured lj, Mr Diofonbokor, loft, with British. Promior Harold Macmillan, his host at a dinner in 10 Downing Street.

By, Ernie Bushmiller

IT'S

TURTLE.

SOUP

ENSENMILL BI

ROWNTREES

AERO

THE. CHOCOLATE THATS DIFFERENT