JULY 19. 1950

511-m GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

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Indian Prime Minister Nehru is believed to have ambassadors in Washington and Moscow simultano made strong pleas to the United States and Russia to eonsly delivered notes to state department and Bus- ilnd a. basis ior solving the Korean coniliet. Nehru sian ioreign minist y expressing Nehruts concgns is shown. Ieit, being embraced by Indonesian pres- over the Korean war. Nehru is shown above receiv- Llent Soekarno recently at Jakarta airiield. Indian ing a golden sword irom chieitains on Bali.

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re foreground, wears the uniiorrn ; oi the guards at the London cesre.- : many. 4

' Presenting new colors to the Doldstream Guards at their tri- cenienary parade. the King. cent-

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ATBOCITY, 1950 - The Department oi Deiense re- way between a iorward observation post and the so- leased this grim photo oi an lkmeriean soldier. his tual front line in South Korea. lie was probably hands” tied behind his back and a bullet in his head. captured the night of July 2. and then shot. (Dept. This victim oi North Korean atrocity was iound 'mid- oi neiense rsdlophoto via Acme Tele-photo).

- Jack James

newsman pfoved islae. UP correspondent Jae: James. center. and Acme Newspioillru lIh0i0!I'IlIlI" Richard Ferguson, right. narrowly HOIIWI Mimi"- They took a nap at a command post. were awakened

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The three Serlpps-lloward newspapermen above have seen plenty oi action in their Jobs oi gathering the news and pictures that you get irom the Korean battleground. United Press correspondent Peter Kal-

lseber. leit. returned saieiy after two days behind by shell blasts and iound themselves alone. The stall led lines with I. group oi American soldiers oi the had lied. So did James and Ferguson-but quick. p Q3, ) g V, p "almost lost" battalion on the Suwon iront. Com- Earlier. James was wounded slightly in the loot bye Q . K We . . - v . I . x . , , g i , : mum” claim. o( capturing xaugcher and another gtraiing Bed piano. ' " Following a break in the Fraser River dyke Llllooet, B. C., Is shown. Melting snowpacks in. Advance echelon oi General MaoArthur's headquarters has been sets H , ' i Intern in British Columbia, ilood waters irom Plit the mountains have also caused rivers to run ra.n- up in South Korea. Two guerrilla women ilghters oi invading Common 1' pant in sections of Idaho, causing widespread da1n- Isis are shown leaving a southern post alter their capture. V e '

Lake pour over lh0ullnd.I of acres oi rich valley !armland.- Homes floated down Cayoosh Creek near age. Thousands have fled to higher ground.

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u. s. lighters and tactical The floppy-cared pachyderms are really Royal A1, shown with some oi the zoo mu nm from New "MK G x M o on. so-

Ivitb as tank kills and new swarm oi planes are , W e . There's no telling lhowmmangv ttiopegs iizwitchgs to F h H g water after wstchng is er o reo ying orce e cop era-surprised?-in rehearsal for the Arthur in Tokyo are I III h . "ele9hants" beinl out throuah their pace: at Beau- RA. 12': "Helicopter Circus" It Farnboroush l"'"'"" i"'""'"" '"':;:";;:":s:s;lf7'."ly.l1fIill?;ul:2:io:"::s1I:'.. V . .

anliormasrnssadeqaipmntiheyanbelngtralnedts um” .. V”; g " '-".&.H, i ' ' set as sentries. search and reuse units and psasibly ss gneriila wsrrint :harl,I oi srganl's'ia.g the "1. 13:. the army. ML?"-. . at villages along tile Alotio oosst A dog team is shown in nation. It is espable oi esrrying do to 100-pound um,” um,” um". , losd. Watch isr any ponibio Arctic Invader is being maintained :4 hours - i ; y