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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1949,

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HAD HER OWN IDEAS-Micacle Clinch, three, thought hers was the proper costume for watching guests arrive at a Royal Garden Party at London's Buckingham Palace. The Palace Guard obviously agreed with the young ecdyslast—or envied her.

NEW EXPLORING METHOD—This 7,000-pound Benthoscope is hauled from the Long Beach, California, harbour after a 340-foot test dive was made by Dr Otis Barton of New York, Barton plans to drop from 1,500 to 1,800 feet into the Pacific Ocean to study life in those depths. The three cable-drum wheels enable

the 'scope to be dragged along the bottom.

RETURNS TO VATICAN-Msgr. Genna Ro Verolino is greeted on his arrival in Rome, Italy, by his brother. Msgr. Verolino, former Papal Charge D'Affaires at Prague, was requested to leave that city for alleged . Interference in internal affairs.

OPENS GARDEN FETE-Mrs Clement Attlee, wife of the British Prime Minister, releases her balloon during a contest of the United Nations Association's garden fete at Bedford College in London, England. Mrs Attlee opened the fete,

FLYING SKIRTS-This young dancer's skirt files high as she twirls during the performance of a Bavarian folk dance in Berlin. Only Bavarians now living in

that city participated in the gala occasion.

SVELTE-Diana Mum by adds her charms to a swimming pool in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sho's tak- Ing a brief vacation from her movie chores but she'll soon be back in front of the Hollywood

cameras.

ATOM AND EVE-The atomle world can be woman's world says Frances Pecjak, 23, first woman to join the staff of Westinghouse atomic scientists at Pittsburgh. She's shown at the target end of a 4,000,000-voll atom- smasher.

AN EASY HURDLE—Christopher Boy lakes a hurdle easily as delighted youngsters walch at the Children's Heart Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.. The dog is owned by Russell H. Kipple of the Philadelphia Dog Training Club. The occasion was a party for young hospital patients whose birthdays occurred

In May, June or July.

EARL WILL MARRY COMMONER The Earl of

COMMONE Harewood, 20, nephew of King George, announced his Intention to marry Marion Stein, 22, an Austrian-born pianist, in London, couple will wed

MOVING

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thers and sisters of the Hokamh family reach San Francisco, en route to Argentina. Said to be the largest famly ocean, they are part of the Okinawana moving after being caught in Japan by the war.