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THE CHINA MAIL.

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

Fancy Dress Ball At French Club

A large number of members and friends attended the annual fancy dress ball of the Shanghai Cercle Sportif Francais, in the clubhouse on Rue Cardinal Mercier. A number of prizes were awarded to those who wore the most original costumes and the function was a brilliant success.-(Ah Fong).

Zeppelin Polar Flight

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Commander Charles E. Rosendahl, left, commander of the U.S. dirigible Los Angeles, and Captain Walter Bruns discuss the pro- jected polar flight which Captain Bruns intends to make in 1930. It

is probable that passengers will be carried on the flight.

Hands Across the Sea

Passes On

Oscar W. Underwood (above), of Alabama, a Senate leader for years

and the tatt of the Democratic old guard, dial at Woodlawn Mansion, from Fairfax County, Virginia, pneumonia. He had served for 12 years in Congress and thrice had been a candidate for the Democratic nomina-

tion for President.

Crashes in Endurance Flight

When only about 60 feet above ground, 'plare piloted by Viola Gentry, former holder of the women's endurance record, crashed near Roosevelt Field. Girl pilot escaped injury but her craft was wrecked. Figures in Mystery Killing

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In the Shadows

Captain Gustave. A. Wester (left), commander of the Swedish meriean waters by Lieutenant cruiser "Fylgia," being welcomed to A Walter E. Moore, aide to commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard, as Captain John K. Fornance and M. K. Hogeland, Swedish consul, look on. The “Fylgia" carries 22 navoicadets in addition, to her crew.

Kidnapping Drama

Deputy Sheriff Trenor Rice (left), of Williamantic, Conn., whe is held as a suspect in connection with the slaying of William E. Jackson, his chief. Rice was arrested after helning to carry Jack- son's casket to the grave. He stoutly maintains he is innocent of kill- ing.

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