Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1930, Page 112

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECT —FEBRUARY 16. 1930. Idle hours in the Lindbergh camp. Col. Charles Lindbergh (seated on tent-trailer steps) and Mrs. Lindbergh (at right) in camp with friends in the mountains of Southern California, where they went for the colonel’s experiments b with sailplanes. An animated flower on the sands of Miami © Underwood & Underwood. Beach. Fair bathers build beauty and health in a calisthenics drill at the Florida resort. ©P. & A. Photos. Getting ready for Phil Scott. The “Fighting Gob,” Jack Sharkey, skipping rope as part of his training routine for his forthcoming battle with the English heavyweight at Miami, Fla. © Wide World Photos. A thrill for the spectators. Three ski-jumpers accom- plish the difficult stunt ofatriple um i A princess at a costume ball. Princess Ileana (seated) daughter of the {yim,pr :;;;‘f :ta‘: Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania, with a group of friends as they attended nival at Los An- a recent ball at the Cotroceni Palace in Bucharest. el geles County Park, if, © Wide Worid Photos. Foot ball helmets for this sport! This bob-sleigh team from Lake Placid, N. Y., won the in- ternational races at Murray Bay, Que- , by covering the 3-mile run in 3 minutes and 12 sec- onds. ©P. &A. Photos. /AL LY 5 e - J 7. Off for the Flor- ; S aaad i 5 ida fishing trip. p i ! U President and Mrs. E Hoover on the back | platform of their : i M l train as it pulled i 3 | { ¥ ; of | I i 4 L out of Union Sta- tion. ® Underwood & Underwood. / [ 4 Attempted assassination palls inaugural throng. Scene in Mexico City as Ortiz Rubio, newly inaugurated President of Mexico, was leaving the stadium shortly before he was wounded in an attempt on his life. © Wide World Photos.