JANUARY, is 1951 '
group of U. N. troops are ic- cured. going on the dock at i-lupng- nun, Korea, into an awaiting LST. an evacuation of all Allied troops 1 n this beccllhead was successful- hiou-nicd out. An army tote-111118
105.000 fighting men. complete with with their equipment. 100.000 civili- ans and hundred of thousands of tons of war material were evacu- ated from this last Allied strong- hold in northern Korea. This was
COLD WALK '-' Carrying I wounded litter patien-t, North Korea.
(IDPEIIATION IVAOUAHON - Four ships load at chesxsmcnmn docks u.UN. forces evacuate troops and equlptnentikwt the -hard-pressed beachihead.
or with -' A mum train burns alter
the first time In history that an en-
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Geonge P. Hope 50,0! ridsor a kille near Wood- shown at left, crashed in the brush at the edge of
stock. 0nt., when single-engine. two-seater Chipmunk on a farm in West Zorra township. Hope, right, was the plane he was piloting crashed. The R. C. A. F. aircraft.
equipment had been redeployed by .
tire army with all its supplies and sea in the face or enemy's presu
They were moving the wounded man these Marines atruule dwm an ice-covered road :r.' to a cleared striv 101' lit eV3Wa”0n-
Truckloads of men and material jam the roads It the dockside. (Photo by NEA-Acme stat! corre- spondent Ed Hofiknan).
Much equipment was destroyed at Hunxnam. u
CANADIAN UKRAINIANB CELEBRATED JAN. 'lth
Thousands of Ukrainian Cana- dians celebrated Ukrainian Christ- mas on January 7. Lessie Sawka wears colortul native costume hen. x
Sonia Tischeniko is one of many Ukrainians who sang carols when they visited frien-ds' homes on Christmas Eve. They p celebrate the new year Jan. 14.
Provincial police at Larder Lake. Ont., have served on Ralph Paul. above, former pol-ice chief there. I summons charging that he as- saulted Martin Riauka. 27-year-old miner. and caused Riauka bodllv ham.
lord llordcr. Illclan to lung
George. has pl full support to 0 group 0! general tttlonoro who plan to boycott 'a state-ran medical service. no boycott in be- ing called by the British Medical Guild which in acting all pract-
only occupant at the plane.
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British experimental rocket is shown at the instant of launching at a secret proving ground. This is the first time that a. photo of thin missile has been released by British authorities.
Willard A. Cole, left, A Canadian who was I ship's steward and who told police he acquired a taste for "nice things" while watdlilng luxurious-class passengers aboard h-is vessel. was arrested as the "Lone-Wolf Raffles": who looted 55 homes in exclusive sections of Queens. N. Y. and the Bronx of 580,000 in jewelry and other valuables. He is shown with Assistant District Attorney Tliomu P. Cullen.
ORPIIAN Lll-'1'- South Korean to board C-54 at KimpoVAir-
The wings were crushed and
I swamp fire. about the scene 0: crash.
the engine shoved back against the pilot. There was no Wreckage was scattered for several hundred ie
Eric Hoskim and Bill Baxter sold out their railway company in 5C”b01'f3- E11511?-hd. pand got just enough to buy two tickets aboard an ocean liner and a little left over to ice-Up them until they find employ- mentln Toronto. Their entire railway was built on a miniature scale and they believe there is a future in this field in Canada and hope to '3);3aV:,:ltN'PP6ddvout an even smaller outfit-an exact replica of a C.P.R Sc vb 0 8' ertlse their craiitsmanshnp. Summer vacationigs
3 Om pawl three-pence to ride on the 110-yard, (rack, seen with train and passengers.
at Baxter is
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the rail. and some of the late-' comers are forced to leave the over-crowded vessel. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff correspondent Ed
.'ULL HOUSE - Korean civil- ians. hoping to flee Hungnam with the evacuating UN forces. mill about the entrance to an LST in the harbor. Other refugees jam
WINS FELLOWSHIP FOI QANCEII STUDY
Dr. Donald John Currie. 25. I native of Toronto. now living in Montreal. has been awarded the annual Allan Blair Memorial fel- lowship. it was announced by tho Canadian Cancer Society. The fellowship. worth 88.000. cove:-I two years of advanced post-nah uate training in the diagnosis or treatment of cancer at one or more of the world's great medial can-tics. Dr. Currie. above, is an assistant resident surgeon at Kent-
Seoul to an island off the South
real General hospital. where he I taking I. diploma course in surg-
Kiooo orphans from Redlthreatcned
the beach-head rhvlndiezi. (Photo by NEA-Acme aiatt corremondcnt. Ed liottman).
ltloncn to QIIIQI they do not get I
3., mu. 5, lug much, oiipbans climb an improvised ramp 1 field. The Air Force air-Jilted
Korean coast
flahlll. . it Wu derailed and ur. silk by Republic or Korea nun-s.ta snvdvhtltnhiliax into any lunch.