Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1929, Page 108

THE- SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON., D. (.—GRAVURE American tars trying out a native Filipino harrow. A carabao is doing the heavy work, and the picture was taken at Zambo- anga. ©P-&A Photos Shore leave in the Philippines. These happen to be visiting Chinese girls who are giving this American bluejacket a good time at a community party arranged for sailors of the Asiatic fleet. DR A picturesque scene in Uncle Sam’s Far East possession. American bluejackets - i i i ilippi i Trying out a native covered wagon in the Philippines. The bow and arrow is still the reliance of some of the Philippine tribes. e YA rserican S Ll gto ‘;‘ sl S.p% e e R tre At S T et s 5D (S0 e S SRR © P. & A. Photos. near Olongapo, P. I. © P. & A. Photos. These bluejackets are receiving a lesson in the art from a member of the Ne- gritos Tribe, dwelling in the hinterland of the islands. ©P.&A Photos. burgh. A striking view of the National Capital's three great memorial structures. In the background of the Lincoln Memorial, the Wash- ington Monument and the rising Arlington Memorial Bridge are seen the New National Museum and the Capitol dome, © Harris & Ewine