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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1954.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

TWO very composed small children at Balinter station, Scotland. Prince Charles and Princess Anne, their Balmoral holiday ended, photographed as they arrived to take the overnight train for London. (Express).

THE Duke of Edinburgh visited Greenwich to drive the last pile into the dock being prepared for the old clipper, Cully Sark. Afterwards he lunched at the Royal Naval College as the guest of the Culty Sark Preser- vation Society. He is seen turn- ing on the power for the pile- driver. (Express),

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CLOSE-UP of Lester Piggott, the boy jockey, manoeuvring his mount, Never Say Die, into position as they were being led in after winning the Derby classic at Epsom.

LEFT: Svetlana Berisova, 21- year-old dancer, who scored a great -success at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in the ballet, "The Sleeping Beauty." Born in Lithuania, she made her first appearance in ballet at 14. (Express).

JUSSI BJORLING, 43-year-old Swedish tenor (centre), sang at London's Albert Hall the other evening to an audience of 6,000. Here, at a party given by con cert pianist Ivor Newton (cxtreme right), he is pictured with his wife, a former Swedish beauty queen, the violinist Mischa Elman (left) and Set Svanholm,

Swedish Wagnerian tenor. (Express).

FILM star Diana Dors samples, some cockles at the party given after the first night of "Cockles and Champagne" at the Savile Theatre, London, The guests were all served cockles and champagne. (Express).

UNION JACK CLUB

THERE was nothing re- sembling those Molotov "Noes" about the two Rus- slans seen on the left here. They kept saying "Yes" when they toured West Rid- ing schools as guests of the Society for Cultural Rela- tions. Mrs Marta Zaluzhskaya and Mr Nicolas Kuzin are teachers in their own coun

try. (Express),

LEFT: Lady Harding, wife of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, presenting the championship cup to Cpl Brown, of the RAMC, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, -winner of the individual NCO a cookery competition at the Army Catering Corps anals at Aldershot. (Army

Nawa).

OFF to see the sights of London is this group of Hongkong sailors, members of the crew of HMS Tyne, a destroyer depot ship. Their visit to London · from Devonport, where Tyne is docked, was paid for by the British crew in apprecia- tion of the way they have carried out their duties. (Express).,

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LADY Jane Stewart, wearing her Coronation dress she was one of the Queen's Maids of Honoura arriving at the Dorchester Hotel, London, for a fare- well party to the American Evangelist, Billy Graham.. Her escort is Mr Donn Moomaw, Mr Graham's youth speaker and an All-American footballer. (Express).

By Ernie Bushmiller

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