THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ✅✅ 24, 1926.
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VISIT OF U. S. MINISTER TO AMERICAN SCHOOL- While in Shanghai recently, Mr. John Van A. MacMurray, U. 8. Minister to Peking, paid a visit to the Shanghai American School. Mr. MacMurray made an inspiring speech to the assembled students, congratulating them on their fine school buildings and grounds. Left to right: Dr. E. J. Anderson, Principal of the School, Mr. E. S. Cunningham, Mr. John Van A MacMurray, and Mr. A. R. Hagor.
A GOOD CATCH.Julian T. Crandall, merchant of Ash- away, U. S. A caught this fish-h seven-foot Marlin swordfish-off Rhode Island, using the rod and reel he is holding.
TOR SAFE FLYING.-President Coolidge presenting to Captain Harold D. Campbell, U. 8. M. Č., the Sobiff Memorial Trophy for safe flying. The Marine airman has flown without accident 250,000 miles, a distance équivalent to ten times around the earth at the equator.
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RED AGENTS WRECK NANKING EXPRESS.-The Cartonose agents who wrecked the Nanking express recently in an effort to cripple Marshal Sun Chuan-fang in his con- duct of the war, made a good job of their plans. This picture shows the wrecked train, with the locomotive lying in a pond and the carriages thrown across the track outside Chinkiang. Soveral longths of track were torn. up by tho agents with the result that the train from Nanking was derailed, one person being killed and the driver and fireman. injurod:
GIANT AIRSHIP-This picture shows the giant dirigible Los Angeles leaving the ground at Lakehurst, proparatory to starting its cross-country journey to Detroit.
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PRINCESS ILEANA-The sun deck was a favourite spot for Princess Ileana when on"her trip to the United States. She is see talking with Prince Hohonlae-Lang- onberg, her cousin (left) and J. Georgesco, famed musician. Seated at the feet of the Princess is Sidney Holler, 4 years old, of New Rochelle. The first passenger on the Loviathan, to be presented to the Queen; Master Heller quickly be-. camo a favourite of all the regal entourage..
SCHNEIDER CUP.-L." Chostor T. Schilt of tho. marine corps, who made the best time of any of the Ame rican competitors in. ∙tho Schneider Cup air races at Hampton Roads.
CHIEF OF STAFF.-Maj. Gon. Charles P. Summer- all, U. S. A., is the now chief of staff of the American" army, replacing General Hines. A friend of President Coolidge, General Summerall is expected to follow his predecessor's policy of using the regular army as a train- ing unit for a large civilian reserve force.
KIANGWAN LEGER WINNER Beattack being led in after his win in the classic rate recently at Kiangwan, under the jockeyship of Mr. A. J. P. Heard.
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