Road sign reads 'Kumrovec'. A house in the background. View of the house where Marshal Tito was born. Visitors enter Tito's house's entrance. View of plate reads: 'To our dear Chief Josip Broz Tito, Marshal of Yugoslavia, member of honor, Motor-car club of St Peter on the mountains.'
Marshal Josip Broz Tito at the Beli dvor or White Palace (Beli Dvor, Bulevar kneza Aleksandra Karađorđevića 96, Beograd, Serbia) in Dedinje, Belgrade. Marshal Tito in field uniform studies documents and sit at the desk. Tito goes through his morning mail and dictates to the secretary of his cabinet, Lieutenant Colonel Branco Vuchinich. Glasses on the blotter.
Marshal Josip Broz Tito with his dog "Tiger". Tito talks to the reporters from the BBC and Picture Post on lawn in front of his house in Dedinje, Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Marshal Tito's hand holds cigarette. Tito smoking cigarette. Tito’s residence, the White Palace (Beli Dvor, Bulevar kneza Aleksandra Karađorđevića 96, Beograd, Serbia), as seen from garden. Tito walks with his dog. Entrance lodge of the house and wall surrounds the garden. Car leaves Marshal Tito's house.
Office of Moshe Pijade, Vice President of the Presidium. Pijade arrives at his office and takes off his coat. Pijade at the desk.
Reception given by U.S. Ambassador George V Allen in the garden at his summer home, Villa Podkoren, Bled. Foreign Minister Eduard Kardelj and Mrs Kardelj arrive at the garden and received by Ambassador in white dinner jacket. The Chef de Protocol of the Foreign Office Mr Smodolka also arrives. Marshal Josip Broz Tito accompanied by his aide Major General Gegelj arrives at the gates and received by Ambassador and Mr Smodolka. Marshal Tito drinks cocktails talking to Ambassador and Mrs Allen. At the head of the table is De Joseph Vilfan, Deputy Foreign Minister and formerly Yugoslav delegate to the UN. Others at the table are U.S. Ambassador, wife of Turkish Ambassador, Dr. Slovan Smodolka, Mr Kardelj and Lady Peake, wife of British Ambassador. Marshal Tito's table with Mrs Allen, Mrs Kardelj, British Ambassador Sir Charles Peake, wife of Belgium Minister, Deputy Foreign Minister Dr Leo Mates, Dutch Minister Mr Dozy and the Belgium Minister. Table of Mrs Vilfan, Deputy Director of the Department of Information, with Joseph Vidmar, President of the Federal Parliament, Dr Brecelj and his wife, Vice President of Slovania. Tables with diplomats and the Canadian Military Attache. Mr And Mrs Kardelj leave the party escorted by Ambassador Allen.
Copper impurities remained after smelting removed by melting and electrolysis. Tank room of electrolytic refinery plant at Baltimore. The anodes placed in empty tank. Thin sheets of pure copper, serving as cathodes inserted between the anodes. The tank then filled with a dilute solution of copper sulphate. An electric current flows from the anode, through the solution, to the cathode on which pure copper is deposited. After removing the cathodes from remnants of anodes a sludge, into which the gold, silver and platinum has fallen, flushed out of the tank. Sludge melted by a worker into a bullion bar. The copper cathodes melted.
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