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THE CHINA MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

Papal Standard Unfurls to Breeze

Air Novice Risks Life

World Tour Ending

Fur the Grst time in 50 years, the standard of His Holiness the Pope was flown from the Vatican.

This picture shows the Papal

flag being anfurled on the Vatican over the newly established Papaľ State.

Cupid in Another Royal Match

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In spite of the fact that she had been up in a plane, Marie Smullen, employee of Naval Aircraft Factory at Philadelphia, was willing to risk her life in testing new parachute device.. "As long as I'm getting a thrill," she said, "I might as well get a real one." She got it, too, when she made the 1,000 foot jump, proving that the new device was O.K.

Royal Engagement

According to report, the little fellow is striking right and left in the Nordic region. The latest rumour, though urguthenticated, involves Princess Ingrid of Sweden (above) and Crown Prince Frederie of Denmark (inset). She is rousin of Princes! Martha, who married Crown Prince Olaf of Norway recently.

Out of the Trenches Soon?

The betrothal of Prince Takamatsu, above, bruther of Emperor Hirohito of Japan, has been formally approved by the Emperor to Princess Kikuoko Tokugawa and will take place in the spring of 1930. Free Talamatan, serving on the battleship "Haruna," was notified by radio.

Await Schacht's Offer

FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929.

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Frauk in Clairemore Stignes, daughter of the late Hugo Stinnes, German financial wizard, and C. A. Soderstrom, Swedish sportsman and camera man, are shown seated atop their automobile at Los

Angeles, in which they are about to start the last lap of their round. the world tour. They left Berlin in May, 1927.

May Succeed to French Post

Two diplomats have been prominently mentioned to succeed the late Ambassador Herrick as U.S. euvoy, to France. Hugh Gibson (left), present Ambassador to Belgium, and Henry P. Fletcher (right), who, it is rumoured, has been eager for some time past to change from his present post as Ambassador to Italy.

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General view of the funeral procession passing through the streets of Paris. All of the highways through which this was to pass were lined with thousands of people who paid homage to the memory of Myron T. Herrick, American Ambassador ta France.

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If the Mexican revolution doesn't end soon, the Fourth of July may find the American boys still in the trenches, as shown above along the Naco front.

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Dr. Hjalmer Schact (above) of Ger-

many, notedly shrewd, will try to force

the Allies to arbitration in matter of

reparations bill against Germany, placed by Dawes plan at about

$10,000,000,000.

What royal greeting this newly married couple, Crown Prince Olay of Norway, and Princess Martha of Sweden, received when they stepped to the balcony of the new City Hall at Stockholm shortly before their wedding. Never has a royal match met with such hearty approval from the peoples of two countries.

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