1949-09-28 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG · TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1949.

PICTORIAL

NEWSFRONT

MERCY PLANE DEMOLISHED-While on an errand of mercy, this Canadian Air Force plane crashed near Norway House, Manitoba. It carried 13 passengers and seven crew members, all of whom were killed, including seven polio-stricken Eskimos being flown to a hospital. Lying at the end of the 600-foot swath the doomed plane cut through the trees is the largest single remaining plece of the amphibious

aircraft.

-MORNING DIP-Starlet

Marilyn Monroe, In Hollywood, smiles as she emerges from a swimming

pool after her morning

dip.

LEARNING FROM CHAMPIONS-Jackie Teuchert, American Legion hostess, gets a lesson on the bagpipe from Gordon Keys, left, and George Puddy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The men are members of the famed Black Watch Band and attended the American Legion Convention.

TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT-Four-year-old Donald Sydansk, left, goes to town on his ice cream stick while his twin brother Frank loudly regrets having eaten his so quickly. The lads arrived at New York's LaGuardia Airport from Tunis, North Africa, with their parents for a vacation in Conneaut, Ohio.

CUTTING IT DOWN-Dorothy Lilly, in Philadelphia, Pa., has a look at the Fels Planetarium's sun-stopper, or coelestai, on the roof of the Franklin Institute. The Instrument follows the sun and projects an image that may be observed for sun spots.

OPPOSITE TIMES OF THE DAY-These four-month-old Jaguars from South America are the newest arrivals at the St Louis, Missouri, Zoo. For animals of their species, it is n rarity for one to be born black. Because of this dis tinction, they have been named Night and Day.

'A PRESENTATION-Christopher Morley, left, well- known author, chats with Capt. James Quayle besido the famous wheel of Joseph Conrad's first ship, the Otago, in the wheelroom of the Media. Morley salled to London from New York to deliver the Otago wheel to friends of the famous writer-sallor Conrad.

BALLOONS AWAY!—This balloon-floats skyward after being launched from the U.S.S. "Norion Sound, the first U.S. Navy ship to be altered for dring guided missiles and rockets. A phase of the ship's month-long probe of the upper atmosphere south of the Hawallan

the balloons carry cosmic ray detecting insicunaozila...

SEALNAPPED-This month-old baby seal was taken from the water at Vancouver, BC, by the crew of a tanker. Hero Rosmond Wildey, in San Francisco, California, feeds the new pet with a bottle of warm milk before giving him to an aquarium.

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