1953-03-28 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1953.

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FOUR pictures taken during the official visit to London of Marshal Tito of Yugo- slavia. Above: The Marshal leaving the Tower of London, where he saw the Crown Jewels. Right: Firing a Verey pistel to start an RAF display at Duxford, Cam- bridge. Lower left: Shaking hands with the Prime Minister, Mr Churchill, at No. 10 Downing Street, Lower right: Marshal Tito at the British Museum. (Express)

THE Black Prince's ruby being fitted into one of the four crosses above the circlet of the Imperial State Crown, which is being remodelled for the Coronation at the Gold- smiths and Silversmiths Company in Regent Street, London. (Reuterphoto)

RIGHT: Pocket sized Jackle Moggridge, a Fly- ing Officer in the Women's Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, is training in jet aircraft, and hopes to be the first weman to crash the sound barrier. Her home is Taunton, Somer- set, and she is the mother of a seven-year-old daugh- ter. (Express)

BELOW: Beautiful view in the Lake District at Loweswater, Cumberland, where the countryside is now at its best, with Spring flowers just appear- ing and the trees beginning to break into young leaf. The two girls are nurses from Manchester on hali-

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THE Queen's Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery, In full dress uniform, out al exercise in Regent's Park. They will be on full parade, with an establishment of

six guns, in the Coronation Procession.

SIR Hugh Casson, Westminster's architect for the Coronation street decorations, talks with actresses Gina Rohan (kit) and Irene Worth at the Arts Theatre Club, where Sir Hugh gave a talk on architecture. (Express)"

PAT MORRISSEY, 24-year-old platinum blonde cabaret singer who has been dubbed “The New Mae West," seen on her arrival at London Airport. She is to appear at the Stork Room on a short engagement, On her return to America, she is to star in a film of the life of Mae West.

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