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THE CHINA-MAIL-~~-SATURDAY; --NOVEMBER 28,··1959. ́ ́!!

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

ABOVE: The pony presented to the Queen during her Canadian tour was recently presented by the Mayor of Windsor, Mr John Proctor, to 11-year-old Penelope Stephenson, of Windsor, who was selected after childron from Windsor had written in stating how they would look after it. Our picture shows Penelope with "Miss Windsor" and Mr Proctor.

But

ABOVE: As a good Socialist, Herbert Morrison never had much time for the House of Lords-and made no secret of his dislike of the idea of joining them. this year came the time to retire; and the problem of how to honour a dis- tinguished Parliamentarian admitted of only ona

And reluctantly, Morrison accepted a scat. Not even so an archaic hareditary peerage-but one of the now-fangled, much more democratic life pecrages. Picture shows the famous quiff unruly as ever as the new peer prepares to take his seat.

answer.

ABOVE: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother son at Sandown Park the other afternoon when she attended the first day of the November

meeting.

ABOVE:

Dr Adenauer, West Gorman Chancellor, flew back to Bonn the other day after his three-day visit to Britain. Before leaving, he said of a Press con. ference that his talks with Mr Macmillan had been hold in a "good atmosphere." There was "complete agreement" on the political aspects of disarmament; and "general alignment" on Summit talks. Picture shows a goodbye handshake from Mr Macmillan as Adenauer arrives at Victoria station to catch the train for Gat- wick Airport.

at

ABOVE: Senior British Army officers recently visited the Army School of Physical Training Aldershot to watch training courses which modern saldiers will undergo. Picture shows some of the soldiers undergoing the course, leaping from

17-foot high-platform.·

POP · So abstracting,

a

HULLO! THE SETS |GONE AGAIN

BONK

BONK

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ABOVE: Five workmen helping to build a new atom station at Hunterston, Scotland, were marooned on a platform all night recently in the Firth of Clyde os gale-force soas smashed around them. They were left stranded on their reinforced plerhead" over, 400 yards from the shore when the jetty linking them with the land was smashed down by the gate. The picture taken after the. severe gale shows (top left) the platform on which the men were marooned and (right) the remains of the wrecked jetty. In the foreground: workmen are shown. clearing debris swept up in the high seas.

NANCY

THOSE FROGS' LEGS WERE DELICIOUS, AUNT

FRITZI---CAN I HAVE 'SOME "MORE ?

OKAY

BOY, I SURE LOVE FROGS'

LEGS

ABOVE: Onco moro, London's, famous Regent Street is turning itself into a Christmas fairyland—but this year for the first time the decorations along the thoroughfare will be lights. The subscribing firms have tried snowflakes, balloons, oldo-worldo lanterns, all sorts of things over the years, but this is the first time they have been able to persuade the Westminster City authorities to allow real fights over the street. The chandeliers will each be 25ft high and carry between 600 and 700 fights when they are all switched on.

LEFT: NEAR TRAGEDY when two-year-old Julie Gorner (left) fell into an English lake. COURAGE—when Jenni- for Bailey (right) dived in, pulled her from the mud and weedi, ond revived her. Jennifer, who is 12. was pic- nicking beside the Joko when Julie Fell in. She wom 40 yards to reach Julic, who was un- conscious. At the lake- side, she turned her. upside down and slapped her back. Julie gasped and began breathing again. Bofore resuming kör picnic, Jennifer, who was nearly exhausted, told two children to dry her and take her home. Said the police: "But for Jennifer's prompt action, this accident might have been tragic.”

WILL YOU SEND AN ENGINEER

ROUND AT

ONCE

?

By Gog

AND THIS

CONCLUDES

ROSE MADDERS

TALK ON

MODERN

| ARTTM

IN SCOTLAND THEY PLAY

THE BAGPIPES

BUOHMILLER,

AND THEY DRINK

Carlsberg

By Ernie Bushmiller.

WHAT ARE

YOU LOOKING FOR 3

SOMETHING

FOR A

JUMPY STOMACH

ROWNTREE'S

AERO

THE

MILK CHOCOLATE THAT'S DIFFERENT !