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Feb. 29 Armstrong-Jones birthplace - owned by his mother, Countess of Rosse - gets painted again. From gleaming white to gleaming white.: There are strange things happening at Anthony Armstrong-Jones birthplace house at 25 Eaton Terrace, London SW. It was only painted the end of last year and now it is getting, among other things, painted again. Workmen say: Our orders are to put the house back the way it was when Mr. Jones was born. Sentimental reasons no doubt. The house is owned by his mother, the countess of Rosse, but she has never used it for years. She prefers to stay in her home in Ireland. To add further interest a neighbour, Mrs. Mary Turner-Smith says: The Countess hasn't used that home for years and years. I would say she going to lend it to her son Tony until he fins a permanent home. So out of all the real homes being selected by various Royal selectors this house of the outskirts of the centre of Ceh Chelsea may become the new home of the Princess and Mr. Jones

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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