St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 4

4 A ST. LOUIS POST-DfSPATCH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, W9 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PATH OF TRAGEDY AND SUFFERING IN TWISTER'S COURSE 7r it PVC 1.. 1 ijlJ 7 -r. 'y 5 '3? ft 5 i 1 if in- 5, i 3.

1 ml 1 tSK vLs r7 I -sf TP ml tw-v, i Grimacing in pain, an unidentified man removed from wreckage of two-and-a-tialf-sory building at Delmar and Whittier after being buried for two hours. When he wai dug from the wreckage the body of his dead son was found on his back. -Atsoci4fad tfi Phot by Jck Hoqia, Effect of tornado's fury is plainly visible in shattered wreckage of building at 2758 Bacon street. One person was killed here. K.Wjyiii' 11 iiipi iij 1 er- 41 1 I i-- "'X i nun in 11 i liiif Steel girders of ferris wheel at Forest Park Highlands bent completely out of shape by force of tornado, Nurses tending to victims injured in itorm in emergency of Homer G.

Phillips Hospital. 1 I II i li il I IJi IB j. i mm i li II il il i I III i'B I I II 'I' I 1 I 1 1 011 llllll llll mm lHlimiilil.llIH IPWIIIM i i.i imimi. -I." 1 A JK. -if Iff I till t- I 4111 r-M; 1 ii Quirk of tornado's force is apparent at intersection of Manchester and Brentwood boulevard.

Service station on northwest cor-per was destroyed; across Brentwood, St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church is relatively untouched a gutter twisted and few thingles ripped off. View is to the east in Manchester. The Cole children (from left): Gregory, 4 years old; Shirley, Anthony, Vincent, 8, and Brenda Joyce, 5, Homer G. Phillips Hospital.

Their parents were missing in the wreckage of their apartment at 4269 Olive street. All Picturai by FoitDiiptch Staff photegriphan atcapt at natad..