The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 11, 1951, Page 6

{, SEPTEMBER 11, 1951 SWANS DOWNED BY SLICK—_ These swans, covered with ofl fr of London on Thames River, are being rounded up for a shapo:?wvye:on X‘} SWDLII Mo:te.r ‘l‘!‘fl;!.hm SIX YEARS AFTER BLAST — sightscers view wares in souvenir shop near center of 1945 A-bomb blast in Hiroshima, Japan. Shattercd dome of Industry Hall is in background.' THE VALUE OF TRAINING — A trainer at Florida’s Marineland spent two years teaching a young porpoise to do such tricks as towing a 1 raft with a passenger and her pup (above). The trainer says it proves the intelligence of species. TOP TAR — Admiral wil- ‘STARRY' LOOK~— Joy Godell wears 329-carat star sapphire, “Star of India,” on her forehead at National Jewelry Fair in Chicago. Gem is valued P AN - NORED — Gertrude Ederle, s @ trophy mark- ty’s acting Council scarves created for Wagner festival at Bayreuth, Germany. De liam M. Fechteler, 55, is the new Chief of Naval Operations, suc- ceeding the late Admiral Forrest P. Sherman who died on an overseas mission. at more than $150,000. orations depict characters and music from Wagner’s operas. 4 WITHOUT A BATHING SUIT, TOO_vera *Marks of Frankfurt wears an evening gown before a Baden-Baden zudience after dection as ss Germany 1951” over 14 finalists. PRAYER BY PHO — Mrs. J Shelhamer, 70- year-old Washington, D. C. telephone evangelist. carries on a telephone prayer with ong of the callers who keep line busy. ONION SURPRISE— Charles W. Anderson has raised @ lot of vegetables but hit the Jackpot with this five-pound Italian bottle-type onign frem Glendale, ‘Cal., garden. THE WALKING HAT STORE — straw hats are sold in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, by wandering street vendors who g carry their stock on their arms. The hats sell for 50 cents eac™.! FORERUNNER OF AN ER A_mrs. Percy Smock, w7ife ~f a Redwood City, Cal, typewriter collector, sits at key- toar@ of a Fay -Sholes, first office machine, introduced about 1879. found . . aart NO STRANGER AT TABLE — Bambi, motherless in mountains, is now house-broken and permits young sters to feed him at D. E. Coffman home, South Pasadena, Cal. ., OLD PAPAL TRAIN MOVED _ The 15th century chapel coach of Pope Pius IX's train passes through street in Rome enroute to Braschi Palace, new quarters of Rome Museum. READY FOR PROCESS I N G— Whale caught off Chilean coast and brought to Quintay is measured aud readied for the first cut. Cable and chain section will remove skin.