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BITTERSWEET FAREWELLâ€"Seven-year-old Ann Paine (right) and her older sister, Lynda, 9, give a long, loving look to this fairy castle in the Chessington, England, Zoo. They realize they’ve outgrown it. A farewell to one of child- hood's favorite spots is evident in glance they share. Now it’s back to London. ON THE LAST LAPâ€"Splashing through the ra their final runs irl Jakarta, Indonesia. Like : scrap hgap, the trams have been banned from I & nned from city the rain, these Like scores of 0116 C0115 rats are making ‘onsigned to the affic hindrances. BEARING UP AT HIS JOBâ€"Herman Maricich may look as if he is a mighty hunter, but that bear hanging over his shoulder is just a costume he uses to wear around Sun Val- ley, Id., resort to surprise guests. He does surprise them. The novices enioy a favorite afternoon sportâ€"a game of softball. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Winter stroll for some fresh air. HE WORLD of a nun, in the popular impression, is one of solitude and serenity, with most of her time spent in prayer. On Staten Island, near Manhattan, resi- dents are accustomed to see a different picture. Here, at the Handmaids of Mary Novitiate, inhabitants are seen in such unusual outdoor activities as baseball games, roller skating and even wading. Work and play go along with study and prayer at the Novitiate of Fran- ciscan Handmaids of the Most Pure Heart of Mary, one of three orders of Negro nuns in the United States. Around Crucifix, they pray and make Way of {He Cross. LET US PLAY DOING RATHER WELLâ€"Bruno, the boxegdevours his cake, candles and all, at People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals in Ilford, England. Cake was made of liver. Fulure sisters of Rh: Negro order play a fast session of bgskoiball Near the Novifiuie is Camp St. Edward.