1949-02-07 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY

1949.

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES

TRIBAL TOM-TOM-Chief Crazy Bull, great grandson of Sitting Bull, explains the mysteries of a tom-tom to patients of the Presbyterian Hospital's Cooley's Anaemia Clinic. A donor to the New York blood programme, William Jacobs is glad to spend time with the youngsters, whose lives depend on one pint of blood every two weeks.

FRENCH WAREHOUSES—The bombproof concrete shelters bullt by the Germans in French ports to protect their submarines are now being used by the French Navy as warehouses. Allied bombing was largely wasted on the steel-roofed sheds with concrete walls 20 feet thick. This general view of a shed in Bordeaux harboar shows the size of the structure and thickness of the walls. The storage space is a much-needed item in the war-torn and inadequately housed arca.

STILL TAKES MUSCLES-High speed mechanical logging operations in Stevens, Ontario, are made necessary by the increased world demand for paper. The operation starts with "ho use of this gas-powered saw which fells trees in`ave minutes. Mechanical difficulties cause workers to prefer axe and hand saw.

REASONABLY-PRICED FASHIONS-Two thousand women, and a few men, too, crowded into the Titania Palast in Berlin to get a look at the latest dresses for the hausfrau. The simple one-piece afternoon gowns will be sold at reasonable prices under the

rationing programme.

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HARBOUR SWEEPER-The City of New York's new "Driftmaster" goes for a trial spin in the harbour. The 100-foot Diesel-propelled vessel has two hulls with nets stretched between. Floating debris, a serious menace to navigation, is scooped up and dumped at a disposal point in the bay.

ARONIA

Shirley

BEACH STOLE Modell wears a dark print one-piece suit with matching stole Miami Beach.

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ANZIO REVISITED-Twice-wounded Louis Gallo of the Third US, Infantry Division and Brooklyn, New York, looks over the beach on which he landed at Anzio five years ago. A rusty landing bargo and barbed wire are tangible reminders of the grim struggle at the Italian beach-head.

THE SMARTER SET-Leave it to the Parisian for the latest styles. Mademoiselle Scarlett, bedecked in her now fancy blanket, poses on the, deck of the new Canard White Star's Caronia. The French poodle and her mistress, Mme. Suzanne Guezet, arrived in New York on the malden crossing.

HEADED DOWN UNDER-With big experiences ahead, Judith Williamson, left, and sister Valerie catch up on their fairy tale reading in London. Among the largest group ever to leave London, the youngsters sailed with 2,010 emigrants to Australia.

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