1949-04-19 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1949.

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES

WEARY OF IT ALL-Tommy Ray alts on a mattress in Blackwell, Oklahoma, and looks disgustedly at the house wall which fell on to his bed. A tornado caused the damage, and Tommy's wondering how to fix that with something stronger than props.

FOR DEEPER DIVING Otis Barton, left, and Hans Carstensen inspect the benthoscope through which recordings will be made of deep sea life off Callfornia. The machino is expected to penetrate to twice the depth of any previous attempts.

GETTING TOGETHER AGAIN-Greeting a former servicewoman, at a London reunion of the Queen Mary's Army Auxillary. Corps, smiling Princess Elizabeth recalls war days. The Princess praised the work of the ex-servicewomen, of which she is one."

WITH BUTTERFLY STOMACHS These ride-testers roar down an amusement park roller coaster at Palisades Park, New Jersey, with their hearts in their mouths. After a winter of idleness, all the amuse- ments are being dusted off for a new season.

LUNCH TIME-During a visit to the primary school in Haranomachi, Japan, a US Army corporal supervises the school lunch period. To ensure that the students get a properly balanced diet, a lunch programme has been introduced in several schools by the Educational Section, Miyagi Military, Government Team of the US. Army.

PREVIEW-Betty Lind- quist, In Miami Beach, Florida, just couldn't wait to display her new bonnet. The parasol pro- tects, her from the sun.

WARMER, WITH COLD-Nora Jimenez, 18, enjoys the spring sunshine while seated on an lot formation along the shore of Lake Ontario, near Oswego, New York Nora is a student at the New York State. Teachers' College.

ONE BARE IS DIFFERENT-Little Harold Jackerson of Now York got away from his mother in Miami Beach and scampered out with his two toy bears. But since he was bare himself, he didn't stay on the beach

very long.

FOOD AND CLOTHING-This is part of a herd of sheep which is being fattened and sheared on 6,000-foot Alpine' pastures of a ranch near Kamloops, British Columbia. The lambs will provide a lot of chops for the dinner table next autumn, and their wool may be the yarn in that new sult for

1950. They'll soon be moved to summer pasture 150 miles away.

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