Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 102

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 22, 1930. I§ Il B H Hungry as bears! And these bears of Rainier National Park are more than that after breaking their long Winter fast and hibernation. A difference of opinion about bullfights in France. It re- Their pleas are answered by the sulted in a riot when members of an animal protective society cook at the Paradise Winter tried to stop one at Melun. Gendarmes are seen rushing the Lodge. SaCIRiediEreant ot protestants out of the arena. Wide World Photos At home at the Beeches. The former President and Mrs. Coolidge on the grounds of their newly occupied estate at Northampton, Mass. Wide World Photos fiies Opf’ry"]: r::zmbdc;;mUT\:'}:)ech:)f:fd:;eat:tvetreera:isort]all:‘ The glory that was Greece. Members of the Earle Wallace Grecian ballet capture more Blgfoxx\LMlc: = = r\“f_‘m.(,";.m\ Bnoto than a bit of it in this striking dance tableau in a Los Angeles park. Wide World Photos. The governor’s son takes a bride. James Roosevelt, son of Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, and the former Miss Betsy Archery on the wing! Bathing girls trying to score bull’s- f:usl_'ung oo ol ¢ i e > 3 eaving the church just eyes with the bow from fast-moving aquaplanes. It's the after . their marri latest water sport at Catalina Island, where this was taken. here. A rer::\:(%f Associated Press Photo 4 S Members of the 1930 graduating class of the Bliss Electrical School, Takoma Park, D. C. © Schuts