Oct. 10,
1955
(*Captions for PSS-130.1):
(top left caption): "ALWAYS
LIKED KIDS.."
(top right caption-baby crying): "FOR SOME REASON THIS SEAT FEELS DAMP"
(bottom left caption):
"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED"
(bottom right caption):
"DID ANYONE CONFIRM OUR RESERVATIONS?"
(*captions for PSS-130.2):
(Caption for top left picture):
"AND NOW.."
(Article above top right photo):
TOKYO (S&S) - Harry Holt (left), 50-year-old
Oregon farmer, sawmill operator and philanthropist, passed through
Tokyo International Airport this week bringing 13 mixed-blood Korean
orphans from Seoul en route to the U.S. for adoption. He is adopting
eight himself.
During the one-and-a-half layover between
planes at the airport, Holt talked with newsmen about his plans for
the children. The children occupied themselves with their own plans.
Holt, air line officials, stewardesses
and a registered nurse tried to keep track of the youngsters as they
scampered through an action-packed 120 minutes, investigating the
terminal and transacting their own important businesses.
These photos by Stars & Stripes
photographer Henry A. Simmons give a few glimpses of some of the airport's
most winsome transients and their harried dad.
(bottom right caption):
"NOTHING, THANKS, I''M JUST WINDOW SHOPPING."
(*Captions for PSS-130.3):
"GUESS I'VE GOT IT"
(bottom caption):
"YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE, LET'S LINE UP FOR THE NEWS PHOTOGRAPHERS."
PSS-130
