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     '- Historic Georgian Church. Berlin landmark. survived war and ex- 
     
     plosives of World War II, but this picture, just released, shows it had 
     
     a few close calls. Church was damaged somewhat but tower escaped 
     
     intact. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A tide of humanity continues to flow south 
     
     across Korea before the armored spearheads of the 
     
     Reds. These Korean elvliinn refugees fled carrying 
     
    
   
   
    
     CANADIAN ENTRY.T0 MATCH 
     
     BEAUTY WITH HOSTESSE! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Auburn-haired W. "Billie" Stew- 
     
     art. Trans-Canada Air Line: stew- 
     
     ardess. is Canada's candidate for 
     
     the title of "Miss Airways of 1950", 
     
     to be chosen in London, England. 
     
     from group of stewardesses rep- 
     
     resenting internatioual airlines. A 
     
     veteran of six years with T. C. A.. 
     
     Miss Stewart is a native of Lake- 
     
     view, Ontario, and attended school 
     
     in Kirkland Lake. She is a.grad- 
     
     uate nurse from St. Michaefl 
     
     hospital. 
     
    
   
   
    
     boxcar ha South Korea. 0. 9. Eighth Army has blown 
     
     up bridges across Kum river, only a dozen miles 
     
     north-west of Taejon. and poured artillery are into 
     
    
   
   
    
     nothing but their children. All they ask is to be pcr- J the Korean divisions on the north bank. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mitted to stay alive. They are shown packed into a 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIICIII IIIIFINO-Pilots are briefed ht Gen- 
     
     eral liteheil field. near Ifllwaukee. iortsn elr 
     
     search in connection with the Northwest i.)C-4 i 
     
     crashed in Lake lllchigan with on persons abomi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pla-ne was on a non-stop flight fi-den New York to 
     
     Minneapolis when it went down. Wreckage of the 
     
     craft has been found in the waters of Lake Michigan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marlon liicNair, daughter of New Brunswiclrs premier. Hon. John 
     
     B. Mi:Nair, proudly displays the Atlantic silver salmon which she landed 
     
     In the open water of the famous Restixouche river. The prize taped 41 
     
     inches in i .h and 26!; in girth. and weighed on even 38 pounds. 
     
    
   
   
    
     f many a Canadian home. father nas gone away 
     
     These are the 'uungslL'rs of the men who sail 
     
     ni Aihabaska. C 'u;.1 and Sioux, now in far eastern 
     
     art family, in : of Charles T. Malian; navy public 
     
    

    
     Victoria. 8. C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EMERGENCY TRIP -Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives at 
     
     the state Department in Washington to take charge of In emergency 
     
     conference. called to examine the Korean crisis. Red North Korean 
     
     forces invaded the U. S.-backed South Korean Republic and the inter 
     
     national situation became even tenser. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' Inspecting King? bodyguard Of the Oldest mi men wore medals recalling every campaign over 
     
     itary corps in the world. the Yeomen of the Guard. last halt century, are under control of Earl of Luca!- 
     
     for the first time since 1939, is King George. Yeo- 
     
     k w - ji ;w.,..,!(,,h V aw fa & 
     
     1;- g3, map r from 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ch: V at te 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wimledor champlo 
     
     France. right, 11-year-old American schoolgirl in, matches. Romero is in England one picture assign- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ! EY MAY T WIMBLEDON - Shirley May 
     
     England under sponsorship of NEA service for herlt rnent. Shirley. training hard at Dover. England, 
     
    
   
   
    
     second try at swimming the English Channel. 011815 hopes to complete the channel swim before her 18th 
     
     with movie actor Caesar Romero and net star Nancy birthday. Aug. 11. ' - 
     
    
   
   
    
     mzam-:n con rnowr - A Korean 31-! reconnais-.' Izod equipment mshlnz Mr"! f0 "'4" "' ”P;'::: 
     
     lance car furnishes anti-aircraft and small arms i thrust at TneJ0YI- Yink b359- N"'"' x:;;”': ” W 
     
     protection to south Koran troops moving up to ued south after taking Chomn. about '11 9'21- 
     
     the front where reinforcements will attempt to halt of Seoul. (Photo by Richard 0. Ft!';'.'.'"''': - . 
     
     tank-led Bed advances. Reports had U. S. mechan-I Staff Photographer). 
     
    
   
   
    
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     IOIIAN CAIUALTIII -  soldiers await MaoArthur's headquarters were 
     
    
   
   
    
     evacuation to a hospital after being wounded in the about the report of an American "lost battalion" ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     Korean war. These are among the first ll.8. cesual- off by lied forces. (Photo in Ed Hoffman. M1 
     
     ties In the struggle against led North Koran in- staff Photiogreplaer.) - 
     
     vslera of South Korea. late oeuiniuniquea from Gent