Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1929, Page 122

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION-DECEMBER 8, SETTLL - CAEKEE € £ ¥ W e : 7 \}"\v'— CHRISTMAS The 1929 Christmas card of the Duke CARDS The Pri=ce of Wales’ Christmas card is and Duchess of York. The painting, an oil by Bernard Gribble. The subject by Howard Davis, depicts Richard II QF-1% A Fnotues is the historic review of the British fleet returning in the royal barge to West- at Spithead, in 1855, by Queen Victoria minister Palace. and the prince consort. o — T T — T— A conception in . . = it Hollywood's fairest oil of “Life’s Gar- The Christmas ccrd of King George. Painted for the British sover- ma?’pequir}\‘. Miss D""’:V den,” painted by eign by Bernard Criblle, it represents Admiral Nelson raising his flag Jarvis, who won' over Flora Pilkington on the Victory. severe competition in for Queen Mary's the beauty contest. Christmas card. > P. & A. Photos Uncovered ruins of Uaxactun, the oldest known Maya city. It was for the advance- ment of the archeolog- ical work in this region that Col. Lindbergh made his important flight, © Wide World Photas The wilderness o the Canyon de Chelley, on the borders of Ari- zona and New Mexico, Col. Lindbergh turns explorer. The famous flyer is seen here on the amphibian plane in which he was accom- a::;:; fr:lTnEO:;nL‘:g: panied by his wife and scientists of the Carnegie Institution of Washington in an air exploration of the ancient other exploration flight. Maya ruins of Yucatan. He is pumping up a rubber boat to explore the shores of a wilderness lake. ) Wide World Photo + Carnegie Institution from Wide World Photos.