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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 25; 1958.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL •

THE final moment in the Coronation Review of the Royal Air Force at the RAF ́ Station, Odiham. RAF personnel on parade give three cheers for Her Majesty the Queen. The static parade, consisted of 318 aircraft, which were formed up into a line three-quarters of a mile long. (Army News).

PIRATES, spacemen, Wild West sheriffs and cowgirls sat down to ice cream and strawberries at the House of Commons the other day — in a Terrace dining room where princes and ambassadors have been entertained. It was the first children's fancy dress party to be given in the House, and guests had the run of the Terrace, Here are pictured a Crusader, a Nelson, a Guardsman and Britannia. (Express)

CHATTING together at the farewell party in London for Billio Worth and Donald Burr, the stars of "Call Me Madam," are Lady Douglas of Kirtleside (right) and Julle Wilson, star of “South Pacific." (Express)

LIEUTENANT J. Foulls, of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, shows his mother.

planed on him at the ast Buckingham Palace Investiture. Lieut. Foulls is from Lytham, Lancashire.

A Military Cross which he won in Korea and which Her Majesty the Queen

SEARCHLIGHT Tattoo at the White City Stadium. On the left is the final scene of the Tattoo, showing in the foreground a model of the Golden Hind, in which Sir. Francis Drake sailed around the world in 1577. . On the right, perched on a white steed, is Wren Petty Officer Jean Emerson as Queen Elizabeth I. (Express)

AFTER-THE-CHRISTENING parade at Friary Court, St James's Palace. The Royal Family occasion was the christening of Henry Ulick, six-week-old son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Lascelles. Escorting the baby are (left to right) the Duchess of Gloucester, the godmother, the Princess Royal, the child's grandmother, Princess Alexandra and the Duke of Kent, godfather. Mother carries the baby, while the father puts out a protective arm. (Expresa)

LADY WHITE, wife of the Australian High Com missioner in London, showing Australian debutantes how the curtsy should be done when they are pre- She sented to the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

briefed 50 girls in one afternoon. -- (Express)

IT was Mitzie the French poodle's lucky day when she met Barbara Leigh in a London park. Sydney-born Barbara, BBC singing favourite, will soon be enter taining British and Commonwealth troops in Malaya, Hongkong, Japan and Korea with the "Show Time” cómpany. (Army News)

Kill The Umpire!

NANCY

ROBBER ROBBER

THE Marchioness of Bath her inarriage.was dis- solved recently and Major Alexander Fielding, whom she married at the Register Office at Liskeard, Cornwall. Mrs Fielding is a sister of the Afth Lord Vivian, one of the old Cornish gentry, and her now husband is a scholar and writer who won the DSO. för organising the resistance in Crete during the last war." (Express).

By Ernie Bushmiller

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