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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH

1952.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL.

VITAL, discussions on European defence were undertaken in London recently by the representatives of the United Kingdom, United States, France and Western Germany. Here are (from left) Dr Konrad Adenauer, Mr Dean Acheson, Mr Anthony Eden and M. Robert Schuman at the Foreign Office, Downing Street, before they left for the NATO conference in Lisbon. (Reuterphoto).

A smiling Elizabeth Taylor, now Mrs Michael Wild. ing, with her husband, are greeted by friends as they leave Caxton Hall after their wedding. (Express).

AFTER-THE-SHOW party at the Dorchester Hotel, London, for the cast of "Let Your Life," In centre is Julie Wilson, star of the show,-receiving a toast

from Mr Aneurin Bevan and his wife, Jennie Lee. (Express).

STRETCHING those long

little legs is Stanley, just

a week old and sturdy. enough to survive the English winter. He was born to the South Ameri- can llamas, Dinah and George, in the Whipsnade 'Zoo. - (Reuterphoto).

13 was a nice day to sample the sunshine in Green Park, and that was just what young Prince Charles did, He was wheeled in a pram. So was his sister, Princess Anne. People did not notice the Heir to the Throne and the Princess (arrow). Walking behind, following another pedestrian, is a detective. (Express).

21-YEAR-OLD Jeanelle Altwegg, the British. Olympic figure skating champion. She is the first British entrant to win an Olympic Gold Medal since Mrs E. Syels

was successful in 1908. (Express).

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LEFT: CSM George Murphy, former Irish Guardsman, and only tailor at Chelsea Royal Hospital, is 84, but cars ries his years with a Bearing which would do credit to a man ball his age. He is threading a needle without aid of spectacles preparatory to sewing medal ribbons and gold stripes on Pension- era' summer uniforms. (Fox).

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ndez Berlanga and Consuelo Mareto write letters home:" (Express);

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