1960-10-29 — Page 4

THE - CHINA__ _MAIL; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1960,

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

ABOVE: Britain's first nuclear-powered submarine Dreadnought was launch- ed by the Queen at Barrow-in-Furness. Almost bofore the bottle of Em- pire wine shattered against the blunt nose of the submarine, Dread- nought was off down the slipway. The ceremony lasted little more than 10 minutes. The Queen may- ed to the front of the Jaunching platfrom to say the traditional words: " name this ship Dread- naught. May God bless all those who sail in hor." Picture shows nuclear- powered Dreadnought (left),sliding down the launching ramp on Tra- falgar Day. The Queen by (right) accompanied Prince Philip in naval uniform, at the launching ceremony.

RIGHT: Tho King and the

Queen of Nepal gave a dinnor at the Nepalese Embassy in London the other night in honour of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Members of the Royal family, the Prime Minister and Lady Dorothy Macmillan and members of the diploma- tic corps were among those present. Picture shows Princess Margaret leaving the Embassy.

Pictures by London Express Service

POP..

BY GOG

FARLEZ-VOUS

FRANÇAIS, MON BRAVE

GENDARME ?

NO PARKING

WHATEVER THE SITUATION.

Carlsberg

KEEPS YOU SMILING

ABOVE: The Short SB 5 odjustable wing research aircraft recently flew for the first time with its wings swept back at an angle of 69 degrees, which is claimed to be a more pronounced sweepback than that of any other aircraft in the world. The 20-minute flight was made from the airfield of the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Bedford.

RIGHT: Nicholas Sweatland, 9-year-old school bay, who was declared "too clover for school" by his teachers. The Kent (England) aducation authorities decided Nicholas, may continues to learn at his Broadstairs home. His teacher will be his mother, 35-year-old Mrs Holen Swootland, who 'gained a psychology degroo at 19. When Nicholas was told of the decision, he pronounced: "Good. Now I can really learn something.” His main interest is money. a penny notebook he liste requirements ho estimates as to their probable cost and “degree of want”. Top priority goes to a cabin cruiser, car and cine camera. Well down are trains valued at £1,000. Hia list total: £6,300... Picture shows Nicholas at work on a painting.

James Bond

BY JAN FLEMING

PRANIES BY JOHN MCLISTY

BUDD_HAN DIZADAS.

NOW THERE WAS WIT!

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In

MOM BACK

AND, EIT DOWN.

ABOVE: The battle of the ballerinas is on. French- man Roland Petit has put the finishing, "touches on hix latest production, the £400,000 baller film 'Black Tights' made up of four of M. Petir's original ballots. Principal stars in this series of variations on the theme of lavé: Zizi Jeanmaire from the Paris Opera, Cyd Charissa from Hollywood and Moyia Shearer of Covent Garden ballet fame. Picture`shows Zizi Jeanmaire, perfarm- ing a parapet pas de seul high above Paris streets..

LEFT: Por Turner (left) and Margaret Goodridge, two of the nine British show girls sacked by the Cairo Fontano night club because they didn't "luto” enough patrons into drink- ing champagne at £6" a bottle.. The girls are now -on-their-way-to Marseilles by sea. 25-year-old: Mar- garet's mother said at Birmingham: "Margaret told me in a letter how she hated having to persuade oil-rich sheiks to buy champagne,"

,İYINT PROPPED UR ARMELA END

TLOCHÉ PÁS A KONICE IN HIS HANDY

FLY Canadian Pacifier

Jet-prop

BRITANNIAS

TO TOKYO

HOW WEST QOÄST

388 YOUR TRAVEL, JÖSHÉ OK. Ousadion Pasillo MENGINUS