1961-03-11 — Page 4

THE CHINA: MAIL," SATURDAY, MARCH : 11, ́ 1961.

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HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

ABOVE: The 81-year-old holder of an ancient rank in the Queen's Bodyguard of the Yeoman of the Guard was honoured at an investiture at Buckingham Polace, Ha was Major Harry Davies. Yeoman Bedgoer, who was invested with the Royal Victorian Medal by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Major Davies jained the Army in 1895, and has served in the Scots Guards and the Highland Light Infantry. His ancient title is a survival of the old days when the holders of the office were responsible for the comfort and security of the Sovereign when he retired for the night. He was accompanied by of the his grand-daughter, Sergeant Janice Grant Women's Royal Army Corps.

LEFT: Baron Thysson's £6,500,000 art collection is now

on view at the National Gallery, London, With his wife, former top model Fiona Compbell-Waltor, Baron Heinrich went to zoo his 118 pictures, but stopped out- side the National Gallory to study a more modest show of pictures the work of pavement artist Alfred Daniels. The multi-millionaire industrialist, recognising that, whatever his pictures may be worth after death, an artist has to cot, dropped a coin into the pavement artist's hat.

ABOVE: Winding up the Young Conservo- tives' Conference in London, the Primo Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan, said that tho croakers, the moaners, the faint-hearted and the cynical thought they saw the declino 'ond fall of the British Empire. "But what they are really observing," he said, "is a rebirth, an empire transforming itself into a froo Com- monwealth family,“

ABOVE: University Col- lege, London, students sit middle of down in the Tottenham Court-road, and stop traffic, chant- ing "Congo relief." Police reinforcements broke up the demonstra-

of tion,

one

many

plaguing London's police in the last few weeks.

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★ ★ RIGHT: Little Samy Dhahlar arrived at Lon don Airport clutching his father's hand after 3,300 mile flight to save his life. Samy, who is three, has a hole in his heart- and specialists told his family at Bahrain, in the Persion Gulf, that they could do nothing for him. A multi-racial society Bahrain launched a public appeal and in few days raised £1,200 to send Samy to Eng- land. Sir Russell Brock will operate on Samy at London's Brompton Hos- pital.

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ABOVE: David Butler, aged 16, has learned to donco. Ho can jive, waltz and quick-step; but five years ago he lost both legs and a hand in a bomb oxplosion. While having picnic at Ivinghoo Beacon, Buckinghamshire, now a National Trust beauty spot, but once a War Department mortor range, he picked up on unexploded mortar bomb- and was in hospital for 46 wocks.

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ABOVE: Princess Margaret Is presented with a bouquet by eight-year-old Marion Matshi- kiza

the her arrival at Prince's Theatre, London, to attend the premiere of "King Kong," the all-African musical from South Africa. With Marion are her six-year-old brother John and their mother Mrs Todd Matshikiza, wife of the show's composer. The Princess was accompanied by her husband Mr Antony Armstrong-Jones. The premiero was in aid of the African Music and Drama Trust.

BELOW:

Two

Ugandans, Mr

K.

Mpandekatula (scated) and

Mr

M.

and

Mangen

the control operate monitoring positions

in the automatic switching control room during instruc- tion on sound studios techniques, at the British Broadcasting Corporation's en- gineering training department at Wood Norton, Evesham, in Worcestershire. The Ugandans have spent 14 weeks at Wood Norton. Before that they spent several weeks on a pre-training courto --Mangen and another Ugandan, Mr Wasiyo, went to the BBC'% Westerglen sound transmitting station near Falkirk, Scotland, and Mr Mpandakatula did some sound studio work at the BBC's

London headquarters.

POP, by God

NOW, HOW ABOUT

A COUPLE OF DEMITASSES?

NO! NO!

NO GIRLS

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ABOVE: The futuro Director of Ghana's Army Band, Sergeant R. Budu-Larbi, practises on thú soxophone at the Royal Military School of Music near London, England-where be aims to learn to play 20 instruments by the time he finishes his studies in 1963. Sorgeant Budu-Larbi is one of A number of West African Army and Police Band musicians now undergoing training at the School, which has trained hundreds of bandsmon for Com- monwealth bands.

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