THE GUARDIAN

ers watch as troops oi the First Can”

Korea. Gen. Hoblli airy Division establish a beachhead at Pohsng, d Ill; Gay alert) is commanding general oi the Division, and Rear A III ,

Doyle commanded the amphibious task force-

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mmerica. represented by U. . Army and Air Force oillclatrs. Top right: Asia, biycirlidizfn h:::fnyT:rl:,dlgfIl Force oilloers. Bottom lei . pa (and Asia. a min) by Air Force omcers oi Britain (right) and Thai- land. Bottom right: The point oi their interes : this year's edition oi the annual displav oi Britain's Iloyal School of Artillery, on Salisbury Plain. Wiltshire. seIi- ropelled ileld guns are iblazing awn pt 2. target. other British Commonwealth and Western nion nations were also represen

-1 Meaiordts big fleet of trolling boats will be one in; season is heavy this mont-h and continues well of the attractions at the Ontario town's Old Home into August. Old Home Week will also ieature 1. Week being held over civic holiday in August. carnival. With rod and reel. Carol Carly holds a ilsh. Fish-

S ooting r the Kinnaircl Cup at Bisley. Surrey. opened H ideal weather for the 81st National Rifle Association meeting. Sixteen over- Iess groups are entered. .

World organization of the teaching profmsion rhree d(-21938195 3?? P983? Couiter. left. ROSEMHY is holding a week-long conference. attended by 200 Pogue. Gladys Gray. klegates representirig 2,000,000 teachers, at Ottawa.

;lLL 1ASB0RE - Troops of the U. S. First Cavalry Manila in World War II, was accompanied by unit vis on land at the southeast Korean port oi oi the 25th Division. The troops. unopposed at aa- Pohang. The Division, mined as the liberators of beachhead, quickly pushed inland.

Major Lloyd Hill, emerging from his barrel. did not go over tho

p Niagara Falls to the disappointment of a throng estimated at 200.000.

C ' is h standing guard at after the Seventh Fleet was ordered to Formosa Hill is pulled out or the barrel at the weir where his crait was driven A him" manna S own waters to protect the island from Invasion by Chl- by rapids and currents. ending his trip. Throngs lined up three deep

Keeling Harbor, Formosa, as a U. S. destroyer. the Ilaphip oi Vice Admiral Arthur Struble. enters nese Communists. . in spots for four hours

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RGNSHII to leave their work. three Canadian priests were jag behind in Taejon. Korea. at the Franciscan monastery base aban. dlmed by the U. S. gene 1 h quarters in the face of advancing Red troops. At left is Rev. J. DAoust with Rev J. Beilero

Not shown is Rev. '1'. Roy. A per.

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Dally any UNI. MIC which moi! of CIOV4 39"” 50m" '”V"'' nm "a ' '”"'"" aid station somewhere near the battle front in he can.