Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1930, Page 112

Gulls on the wing. The hungry birds almost cloud the sky when they descend on the fish wharves in the har- bor of picturesque St. Ives, Cornwall, Engiand © P. & A. Photos Things do change on the Mississippi. Pyramid barges are the newest thing in river transportation, and this scene at St. Louis shows a tow of six fitted together to push through the water as one big barge. One company is operating 50 of the barges, which are sharply pointed at the bow and stern. © Wide Werid Photes. for reptiles. An English naturalist has established this one at Hemel Hemp- where giant Indian monitors, South African iguans, tortoises and snakes the comforts of steam-heated quarters. It has accommodations forelg.t.)w rep- . & A. Photos. The cheering section at a Japanese regatta. Students of the Imperial University of A Ki;g goes a:idgxg&l KintghChlfi‘éLm :I:. D::n;? ei‘:e: - m g'“::.":wl;“";efi“*:"‘mm m:.&f‘;’& t::. :r.; Tokio spur their crew on to victory in the great intervarsity event of the m o . :;n;h;;‘ ci::: p::l :dG.lo:g eu: l:'“:e :u pe! = s his hay in Winter quarters at Sussex, England. ©P. & A. Photos. -~