lattice
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Daily
J3cto0
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South
Africa
when
'
we
'
went
still
regarded'
as
me
younger
One
of
a
number
of
Royal
Monday,
April
19.
1948
there
in
1947
were
the
same
as
sister.
broadcasts
to
be
made
during
Radio
Dial
THE
ACADEMY
AWARD
PrJ
those
now
being
sponsored
in
the
visit
will
include
one
by
CFPR
Talks
with
her
dressmakers
1240
Kilocycle
Britain,"
a
member'Of
the
Royal
Princess
Margaret
Rose
to
It
is
probable
that,
m
view
of
will
not
begin
for
some
months
(Subject
to
change)
entourage
said.
"The
three
Australians
and
New
Clothes
For
i
the
need
for
national
economy,
state
gowns
worn
by
the
Queen
yet,
but
simple
pastel-colored
young
Zealanders.
,
MAUREEN
OUARA
-JOHN
PAYNE
THr
the
and
Princess
Margaret
Queen
summer
day
and
evening
dresses,
will
be
affected
never
by
"will
decide
to
"make
do"
in
fashion.
any
with
lightweight
suits
and
""Plans
for
welcoming
the
Royal
MONDAY
-P.M.
r
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Carlton
-St
Royal
Tour
with
their
South
African
clothes
change
designed
for
history."
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were
hats,
are
expected
to
predominate.
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are
already
being
dis
4:15
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and
Int.
but
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be
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throughout
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two
-
4:30
Especially
For
You
By
NORMAN
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to
conform
with
recent
MARGARET
When
Senator
John
Armstrong,
countries.
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proposal
is
that
4:45
Magic
Adventure
'
trends
of
fashion.
GROWS
IP
minister
in
hostels
should
be
erected
in
5:00
Jack
Kas
hand
His
i
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
As
the
clothes
made
for
South
It
is
expected
that
the
clothes
the
Australian
tour,
visits
charge
Buckingham
of
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and
cities
to
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the
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Africa
were
suitable
for
every
Princess
Margaret
will
wear
in
Palace
next
July,
he
visitors
from
rural
areas.
5:30
My
Songs
For
You
l
Slid
Queen
and
Princess
Margaret
type
of
climate,
the
choice
will
Australia
will
be
the
most
formal
will
confer
with
the
King
and
An
official
of
the
Australian
5:45
Yours
Sincerely,
Wpg.
Rose
will
wear
during
their
be
fairly
wide,
and
length
will
and
sophisticated
she
has
Queen
and
their
advisers
concerning
House
said
arrangements
for
6:00
Supper
Serenade
tour
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand
be
no
problem
as
the
Queen
and
yet
had.
For
then
the
Princess
the
proposed
Itinerary.
the
tour
would
probably
follow
8:15
Martial
Airs
-early
in
1949
is
already
a
Princess
have
never
worn
very
will
be
well
on
the
way
to
her
The
time
of
their
departure
similar
lines
to
those
made
for
6:30
Musical
Varieties
Coming
Wed
live
topic
at
Buckingham
Palate.
short
skirts.
19th
birthday
whereas
in
South
from
England
probably
next
the
South
African
tour
and
the
6:40
Recorded
Int.
CRftSRY
.
I
AMm,n
Uay"
"
"The
lengtns
in
vogue
in
Africa
she
was
of
schoolgirl
age,
February
will
also
be
decided.
Royal
visit
to
Canada
in
1939.
6:45
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