1960-12-24 — Page 4

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 24, 1960.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

'RIGHT: Princess Margaret shakes hands with Kirk Douglas, star of "Spartacus," or the film's premiere at the Metropole Theatre, Victoria, London. The Princess' was accompanied by her hus- band, Mr Antony Armstrong- Jones.

LEFT: The Bennett quads, to celebrate their third birth- day, were taken from their home in Stepney, London, to a Floot-street studio and on- couraged to paint a picture. Given four pots of paint, four brushes and one Canvas, the Quads soon proved them- solves to bo Action Painters. Picturo · shows the quads (L to R) Thelma, Beverley, David and Anthony,

ABOVE: A charming study and tho I wonder what I'll ger' look, as childran admire the toy display in a London shop window.

RIGHT: Emblazoned across a field in rural England is a Union Jack which symbolisos the success of the country's biggest dollar oarner — the motor-car. Destined for-im- mediate export, 830, red, white and blue. Mini-minor cars worth £445,710 and representing just over 52 hours production of the vest British Motor Corporation. plant at Cowley, Oxford — were shuttled straight off the factory line to a two-acre field belonging to Christ Church College, Oxford. It took 50 drivers 16 hours to get them all to the site, and another 10 drivers to park the 210 red cars, 170, white cars and 450 blue cars in the Union Jack pattern.

RIGHT: It was "Santo — “shun! And straighten up those boards, there" ́as 170 Fother Christmas's foil in to hear their orders before going into action in London and other cities. The 170 white boarded, red-cloaked Santa's (pay £2 a day, and a £4

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bonus if they last out the 12 days to Christmas) will parade the streets carrying sandwich boards advertising internationally known radio product. Their ordera aro to suggest Christmas 'presents to children who stop them in the streets-presents ma do by their sponsor, naturally.

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RIGHT: Mr Joe Tyrrell and his wife Doris at the controls of the £25 set on which ha picked up the first message out of Addis Ababa telling of the plot to overthrow the Emperor of Ethiopia.

LEFT: More than 500 bani- nor waving demonstrators marched from London's Hydo Park Comer to the United Nations office in Stratford- place, shouting "Free Lumumba" slogans. To cries of "Ohuru“ (Freedom),:0 resolution was presented to on official at the UN, office calting for the release of Lumumba and demanding that the independent African States broak off diplomatic relations with America,

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Pictures by London Express Service and Reuter

ABOVE: Daughter of King Mohammed of Morocco)" Princess Nahza admires the Christmas tree in the flut of Mrs W. Rennie-OʻMohoney, owner of the Cygnets House finishing school in Kansington, London, which the Princess is attending. This la hor first Christmas In London, and ofthough the Christmas tree is not a Moslem custom, she has often seen them in Morocca as part of the French settlers' Christmas decorations.

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