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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1980.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

ABOVE: It was the Quoon's 34th "real" birthday recently-her official birthday is in Juno-and to mark the occasion the traditional salute was fired'in Hyde Park by a dotachment of the Royal Horse Artillery, Picture shows crowds watch- ing the firing of the salute in Hyde Park,

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RIGHT: Midnight in London Tube station. The last train has gono. Sud- denly two mon run, one chasing the other, on to the platform. Both have guns; they grapple on the edge of the platform, a tho few feet away from

livo rail. Someone about to die. It's a film of course—the mon fight- ing are actors Terence Morgan and John Craw- ford, thieves fallon out after stealing £100,000 in cash. But it's a film with a claim to distinction -gyon if only because the technicians working on "Piccadilly Third Stop" have built the world's first evor complote duplicato of a London Tube station (with the imaginary name Bolgravia) and its asso- cloted tunnel system. Other stars of the film, directed at Pinewood by Wolf Rilla, are Yoko Tani, Mai Zetterling, William Hartnell, Dennis Price.

MAY OUT

STREET ONLY

ABOVE: Britain's climb to top place in the mator- racing world in the last few years has been phonomonol-and the spring of new champions hasn't yot dried up. Latest star to arrive is a Scotsman named Ireland (who lives in Wales), who drives for tho Lotus-Climax team. On Easter Monday ho achlovod the enviable distinction of beating world champion- ship runner-up Stirling Moss twice on the same day. This feat one of the races was a Formula Grand Prix-comes at the beginning of what is only his second fall season in motor-racing. Picture shows star Innes Ireland slowing down to stroll with his wife and daughter in the grounds of their Welsh home.

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ABOVE: As the throo-day Badminton Horse Trials; moved into their second and most exciting stage with the cross-country event, spectators had two roasons for axtra excitement. In tho first place, those trials are being utilised as final: trials. for picking Britain's equestrian toams for the Olympics, and secondly, the Royal party itself is bigger than in previous years. For the first. time, Prince Charles and Princess Anne have accompanied their parents as the Duke of Booufort's guests; and Princess Margaret has brought along Tony Armstrong-Jones, Picture shows photographer Tony Armstrong-Jonas watching Princess Margaret go into action with hor comera at Badminton.

BELOW: An odd job is carried out by General Electric receptionist Mrs Lois Loo, here testing for flexibility a rubber glove appendage in the Hanford atomic plant. Normally the gloves reach inside the glass cabinets to on- able technicians to handle

plutonium safely—when the picture was taken they wore distended in

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ABOVE: The Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, 60, who escaped to Swaziland at the beginning of the recont apartheid struggle, flow London and was Immediately surrounded with a P.R. defenco screen before reporters 'could evan ask any of the many questions surrounding his, mysterious dash to freedom. All he would say was: "I am tired. I have come for a rest.” Hoading tho welcoming party was Canon John Collins, Dean of St Paul's, who as well as being one of Britain's leading anti-aparthold churchmen, is also a fonder of the

anti-H-bomb movement.

ABOVE: Virtuoso, Yehudi Menuhin rehearsing for the unaccompanied recital of Boch sonatas ho gavo in Westminster Abbey on April 20. This was the first of a series of recitals called “Music in Cathedrals” which he and other famous music- ians will be giving across the country in aid of the World Refugee Year.

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AT FIRST I THOUGHT THEY'D NEVER COME--. AND THEN I THOUGHT THEY'D NEVER GO!

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ABOVE: Woburn Abboy, monay-making home the Duke of Bedford, was for the first time in yours not open to the half-a- crown'a head public. For the Duko was entertain- ing. His guests: Perry Coma: and, the technicians und staff of the singer's American TV show, ilim- ing a special made-in- Britain show, to be seon In the US fator, this month. Picture shown in the red ducal sports car-Bodford and Camo...!!

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I CAN STAND 100 FEET AWAY AND HIT THAT BULL'S-EYE WITH

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By Ernie Bushmiller

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