1952-04-26 — Page 4

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́THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL:::26; 1952,

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THE Governor of the Tower of London, Colonel E. H. Carkeet-James, inspected the Yeoman Warders during the Easter Sunday parade held there. shows the Yeoman Warders marching off to church service after the parade,

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THE Royal family off to Windsor, Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Charles are seen in the front seat of the car driven by the Duke of Edinburgh as they left Clarence House for Windsor Castle, where Queen Elizabeth is expected to be in residence for several weeks. (Central Press).

THE Montagu Car Museum has been established at Palace House, the 750-year-old home of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu in the New Forest, and named for the peer's father, a motoring ploneer. Here the 25-year- old Lord Montagu is seen driving through the gate- house in a 1903 De Dion Boulter 6 hp car, which has been in the family for 40 years. (Central Press)

THE Duke of Edinburgh examines the motor-cycle combination that is fitted with devices for recording aspects of road surfaces during a visit to the Rond Research Laboratory at Harmondsworth. (Central Press)

COMRADELY service from ono rider, to another: Alison Peddle of Tring shortens a stirrup for Gay Coates, riding the pony Tiddlywinks at Holyport, near Maidenhead, where they were preparing for the Taplow Horse Show. (Reuterphoto).

RUSTY, the Ceylon elephant, tecters like a gigantic tightrope. walker on the brink of ker new, quarters in the London Zoo. Renson for her balancing act — a considerate architect had put her within “trunk”. distarice of tempting titbits, while retaining a most as a safety mea-"

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COCOA AND JAM

GOODNESS--I CERTAINLY MESSED UP THIS NAPKIN

TRIBAL drums beat out at Chelsea Town Hall. Chief Lapido Solanke, wearing splendid tribal clothes and brandishing a gold spear, acknowledges an ovation while drums rattle during a party, thrown for West African students in London, About. 600 students turned up. (Express).

THE British Centurion Mk III tank amazed the Americans in Korea by its ability to carry infantry in emergency. Here a Centurion on manoeuvres is seen carry. ing 56 men. The best American tank carries a third of this number,

Press).

LONDON frogmen, members of the Special Boat Section, Royal Marine For A

Volunteer Reservo, spent their Easter holiday afloat in ʼn convoy of six two-man canoes accompanied by a landing craft. They are here seen taking on jerrycans of petrol for the landing craft.

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