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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1950.

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NEWSFRONT

raw materials us lard HE HAS THE KNOW-HOW-Starting with such basic

cleaners, young Johnny Clive fins, old hat plates and discarded vacuum

fast pace for future farmers, Williams. 1, of Fayette, Alabama, is setting a His electrical achievements in the farm have won considerable attention.

is shown here with two of his four registered Jersey cows.

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THOROUGHLY ESCORTED— Dressed in miniature uniforms of the Lancers, Two youthful but soldierly pages escort this young bridesmaid to a wedding in London. Their dignifled bearing must indicate the great responsibility they feel.

GROWING UP—Actress Joan Crawford has been the star of many Hollywood premieres. On this occasion, she's treating two of her adopted children, Christine, left, and Christopher, to their first one in the film capital,

PISTOL-PACKIN' STARLET-Laurn Elliott appears well-armed, In addition to being well-endowed with natural beauty, Laura's one of the busiest starlets in Hollywood, having appeared in 10 lms in 15 months.

REPLANT BERLIN BATTLEGROUND- Gardeners plant small trees in the Famous Tiergarten, which was destroyed during the battle for Berlin. The city of Bremen sent a gift of 30.000 oak, beech and lime trees to Berlin. foreground is a bullet-scarred monument depicting a wild boar hunt.

background is a triumphal column.

In the In the

RIDING HIGH -- Claudette Stacey rides nlong the beach at San Juan, Puerto Rico, 自学 the shoulders of Tomas

Sanchez. They are dressed

in as pirates search of rum.

GUARDING THE STATUE-Colourful Swiss Guards stand by this 14-foot-high marble statue of Pope Plus XI in the chapel of St Sebastian in St Peter's Basilica, Kome. The statue was unveiled during a solemn cere. mony attended by Pope Pius XII, who read a message of praise for his predecessor.

GUESTS AT PUPPET SHOW--These New York youngsters display a variety of moods as they watch a puppet show. The kiddies were guests at a children's party at which they were given Ice cream, cake and gifts,

CONGRATULATIONS—“ After Margaret Truman made her first New York song, recital, opera star Lauritz Melchior kissed her heartily backstage at Carnegie Hall,'

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FOR HAPPY MOTORISTS The longest the fob över undertaken in the U.S. is ncaring completion in New York City's new $80,000,000 Brooklyn-Battery tunnel. More than 780,000 square feet of tile, or enough for 6,500 average bathrooms, are, being used on this job, which will be completed next spring. Here work- men are putting the finishing touches on a completed portion of the tunnel.