Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1930, Page 104

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 23, 1930. The king of beasts and his mate at home. An unusual and daring close-up photograph of a lion and lioness taken - in Krugers National Park, in the East- ern Transvaal, Africa, by Carl von Hoffman, the explorer. The other scene shows water buck drinking at a stream in the great park, where African game has been protected for many years. @ Carl von Hoffman from P."& A. Photor A masculine stride over the hurdles. But the athlete is Mary Dewar, premier girl hurdler of England, training at Battersea Park, London, for the international games at Prague. © Underwood & Un ‘erwood Some Winter sunshine for Potomac anglers. James Price of Waldorf, Md., with a string of rockfish weighing A round of golf between sessions of the Naval Conference. Secre- from 5 to 14 pounds, which he landed with three other tary of State Stimson, with Mrs. Dwight Morrow, wife of another anglers off Piney Point, Md., at the close of the last sea- member of the American delegation, on the links at Stanmore, Eng- son. land. © Wide World Photos. Gliding over the Southern California hills with Col. Lindbergh. A Bowlus sailplane in flight, with the famous aviator at the controls. © Wide World Photos A hard bump ahead! A gentleman rider in the recent London- derry Garrison hunt in England plunges from a stumbling mount aft- er taking a jump. © Wide World Photos. A castle of ice and snow. This is where the queen of the Dart- mouth carnival reigned during the Winter fes- tivities at the Hanover, N. H., college. © Associated Press Photo Acrobatic girls of Washington-Lee High School, Arlington County, Va. They are members of the tumbling squad in a “circus” pose. © Rideout