Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1930, Page 112

THE SUNDAY Seattle creates a lake for its water supply. The 90,000-acre feet of water is being impounded by the Diablo Dam, shown here as it rises to a height of 384 feet in the heart of the Cas- cade Mountains of Washington. It is the highest dam of its type in the world. © Wide World Photos. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE President von Hindenburg of Germany walking with a friend, Gen. von Hammer, at Dietramzell, in Ba- varia, on his recent 83d birthday. © Wide World Photos. Harriet Hoctor, dancing star of “The Three Musketeers” and “The Show Girl, who appears with Ed Wynn in the Zieg- feld musical comedy “Simple Simon” at the Belasco Theater this week. Taking off for a 100-foot high dive. The nervy performer is Ray Woods of St. Louis, is dive into the Mississippi was the first to be made from the new bridge between Alton, Ill, and North St. Louis. It was the 131st time he had risked his neck in diving from * dizzy heights. and hi Here's a predicament for any plane. Crashing into a high- tension transmission line near Fredericksbu_rg. Tex., this plane hung there while the pilot, Gus Manhart, miraculously escaped death. The crash threw out the cut-off switch of the power line, saving the flyer from electrocution, © Associated Press Photo. Gude Bros. Co. | i Florists and Floval Decorators lembers Florists Telegraph Delivery Association 1212 F St 1102 Comn. Ave. 3163 14ch Se. N.W. 5016 Comn. Ave. © Wide World Photas. This is the kind of a herd from which our Grade A Jersey Milk comes FAIRFAX FARMS DAIRY Potomac 2301 1620 First St. N.W. Phone or write your order at once for your home needs— Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Chocolate Milk. “You cen whip our cream, but you can’t beat our milk.” SECTION—OCTOBER 26, 1930. A fish tale with photographic proof. The swarming fish are called sprats, and they gave this swimmer at a resort near Westerland, Germany, quite a shock when he found himself in their busy midst. —. . ey