SEPTEMBER 12, 1950

STRANGLING, THEN FIRE - Charged with the killing of Fred .T.Ousza. 39. and his pregnant wife and three children in their East G: enwich. R1. tarmhouse, Edwin Reynolds, 27 (right), who boarded

' . is taken into Custody by 3 Rhode Island State Police officer. The victims were left strangled when the house was set aiire.

THREE ON A HORSE-When troopers of the First Cavalry Divis- lOn found a horse in the Waegwan area. they abandoned their jeep for a cava1ryman's first love--the horse. With two men aboard, a third man tries to mount the animal which they call "Wigwam". 101' hi! Korean home. Said one trooper: "As long as we have just one orse. we ain't just another bunch of d-ogtaces.” (Exclusive photo by EA- Acme stat! photographer Stanley Tretick.)

It may not seem right to trade the carefree holidays. when YOU- were tree to run and Jump and shout . . .

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Canadians in Korean waters are Lleut.-Cmdr. P. C. Benson, of Winnipeg, who is aboard the Sioux: Lieut.-Cmdr. C. R. Parker, Toronto, Cayuga. and

FOLLOWS MALIK - Great Bri- tain's ohief delegate to the U.N. Sir Gladwyn Jebb. is the new man in the president's chair at the Se- curity Council, where for a month Soviet delegate Jacob Malik pre- sided in st omy fashion.

JOHN MATETICII

Court in Hamilton. Ont. hearing the charge of attempted murder and attempted suicidegagainst John gieattftich, was told by witness

Y Albert that accused held her

CRASH VICTIM - Everett Mooro Baker. 49, of Wellesley Hills, Mass. Dean of Students at Massachusetu Institute of Technology, was among 55 killed in a TWA plane crash near Cairo. Egypt

Miss Germany of 1949, Inge Low. Gnsfein. is been at London airport on her way to Baden Baden where she was crowned Miss Germany of 1950. She has been working as

a passenger service girl at an air- ways office in New York.

CATTY OORNERED-Mickey, the fox terrier. thought he had Tufly, his neighbor at Laurence vllarbor. N. J., cornered, but pussts paws gave the pooch mauae. He kept right on going.

New York's Mayor William 0'Dwyer observing his final day at City Hall botoro leaving to be the nation's Ambasndor to Mexico. wives to crowd: parading in his honor. City Council President Vin- ant lmpollittdrl. who temporarily lucoeeds O'Dwyer in ottice, watbhel

. - .r . , - . ..- . Lieut.-Cmdr. T. S. R. Peacock, Quebec. of the Atha- baskan. They are executive otticers aboard the

three Canadian ships

BE'l'l'Y ALBERT tlch, said that when the car ran out of gasoline. Matetioh threw the bullets trom the gvun'into a field and let both girls go.

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and her triend, Anne Boyko, at gun point in a closed car rapidly 11111118 with monoxide fumes. Miss Albert, long-time driend a! Mate-

s'l'lLL ROLLING ALONG-Making goo his promise to skate on ,

his 82nd birthday, noted health culturist an publisher Bemarr Mac- Fadden takes a spin on the Dansvilie, N. Y.. rink. Three-and-one-halb year-old Audrea Purdy is his pretty companion.

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Nearly drowned. two titers were hauled out of Lake Ontario when! their motor stopped and they were forced to put the craft down in the waterarahort diotmoe tram the Island Airport, Toronto. Light plane!

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Qnly female member of the three-ship Canadian destroyer. divin- don in Korean waters is ltwren" Alice. the bright and lively mason! aboard the Cayuga

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V A seriously in native woman reaches Goose Day after I nun-ea (light by an R.C.A.F. crew to an Indian village. Among men are: Grouq ' Captain L. J. Birohali, St. Catharines; LA.C. C. D. McLaunl-nliny Stayme. Flt.-Lieut. D. R. Cuthbertson. I I t

The otiicial flag of the United Nations, now dying with national banners over the UN. armed forces in action to restore the peooo in Korea. is shown in this photograph. The background color of the flag is the light blue associated with UN. since its early days. while the oiflcial United Nations seal in its oontor D In whltq

is seen being salvaged. Lifesavers picked up Robert T: instructor. Ind his pupil. D. Monhofty. both uihtjlxrect;

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