Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1929, Page 119

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 10, 1929. Eleven years ago—when the Yanks were over there. Tomorrow refreshes soldier memories of such scenes as these during the great struggle of nations. In the scene at left an old French couple, war refugees, are greeting two American machine gunners. A party of slightly wounded Yanks in the other photo seem to be envied as “lucky dogs” by their doughboy comrades. © U. 8. Signal Corps Photos. When the globe-trotting Russian flyers landed at New York after flying from Moscow in their plane, Land of the Soviets. They are, left to right: Dimitry Fulfaev, mechanic; Simon guests of Lady Mountbatten in London. They are shown Shestakov, first pilot; Boris Steligov, navigator, and Philip with their hostess on a short visit there after a vacation on © Associated Press Photo. the continent. Associated Press Photo. President Hoover arriving at the National Academy of Sciences with Mme. Marie Curie, co-discoverer of radium, b 3 E to present to her the $50,000 Bolotov, second pilot. gift from the women of Amer- ica for the purchase of a gram | W% e & Parent-Teacher Movement District of Columbia Congress or Parents and Teachers Douglas Fairbanks and his wife, Mary Pickford, are Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in a scene from “Ca- price,” which is being presented here this week, beginning to- morrow night, by the Theater Guild of New York. G TSR TR AR AR A A AR R TR TR Tt TR TRty Walk-Over Merges Comfort with Style with the Main Spring Arch ¢ feature. A I eel arch, s m hmom anced in ;ret plue-‘l?; Trim black kidskin model. Sto proper support. shug in the i'!* T e cushioned to -Iu.rb roomy at wirn lflm ARCH shock. Seo light as m— 5 unnoticeable. comfort- $1 250 able and restful. Miss Valerie French, grand- The Exhibit of the District of Columbia Congress of the daughter of the Earl of Ypres, in Denver, Colo., to see her fiance, Henry Bradley Martin, bt e Parent-Teacher Movement at the Industrial Exhibition Wolf’s Yuth-O !?‘ Shop Held under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce recently, attracted considerable attention by the - o attractiveness of its umque display. This organization, composed of about eleven thousand women within jr.. of New York. Hg — 929 F &mt the District of Columbia, is doing a wonderful work, and should be given the full support of every citizen ering from automobile injuries interested in child welfare. in a hospital there. AR A A AR A A A A N e S S AR R A R AR AR A S AR R AR A N Associated Press Photo