1928-11-01 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928.

The first picture of the fossile found in Mongolia by Roy Chapman Androws expedition, Photo taken at Poking upon the party's return, shows (left) the cheekbone of a long extinot, beast, and (right) mastodon's jawbone. Behind the bones are J. McKenzie Young, in charge of transpora- tion: Dr. Andrews, and Waltor Granger, chlof paloon- tologist of the party.

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The Osuka-Shanghai air service is now an established fact according to Captain Abe, who He loft for Osaka the follow- arrived at Black Point from Osaka in his soaplano.

ing morning. In the lower picturo Captain Abo is soon standing on the right of his assistant pilot, Mr. Kanel. Both are well-known Japanese aviators. The soaplane, shown abovo, attracted considerable attention as she rode on the waters of the Whangpoo at Black Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoover pictured watching a baseball game between Washington and the New York Yankees. Bleachorites injected an extra thrill into the game by bombarding the umpires with bottles etc. in the seventh Inning.

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General 8. Y. Chang, chief of the Chinese Aeronautical Bervice, made a special point of visiting Shanghai to mpat Baron von Huenefeld the German flyer. The picture shows the General with Mrs. Hasenohrl at Hungjao aerodrome

U. 8. coast guardsmen of the Lake Erie prohibition floots are shown above Indulging, in gun practico at the Marblehead coast guard station. During the summer campaign private yachts have boen fired on as suspected liquor craft, arousing numerous protests from yacht clubs and owners. The coast guard cutter pictured below is the type of rum obaser which has fired on several privato oraft City councilmen of Toledo and other cities along the lake have protested to the Government. As often as not the craft fired on are guiltess of the illicit traffic.

A picture illustrating the triumphant tour of Governor Al Smith through the Middle West. The special train in which Mr. and Mrs. Smith and their party were riding was stormed by the enger mob. the right is Smith's daughter, Mrs. Emily Warner, and at the other side, is the shadow of the brown darby, is Mrs. Smith.

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