Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 110

THE Joan Fry, English tennis star, passes under an arch of swords as the bride of Lieut. Tom Ashley Lakeman. They were married at Brompton, England. © Associated Press Photo. SHING'T( D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 17, 1930. Uncovering the sand-buried treasures of an ancient city. A view of the ruins of the Roman city of Leptis Magna, in Tripoli, where an expedition of the Italian government is finding new sidelights on ancient his- tory. © Associated Press Photo. Another view of the Roman city ruins along the desolate coast of ancient Libya. Hun- dreds of Arabs are being em- ployed by the Italian govern- ment in uncovering the mys- teries of ancient Leptis Magna. © Associated Press Photo Lenin‘s tomb, in Moscow. The mov- ing spirit of the Soviet revolution is memorialized in this massive granite pile which was re- cently completed to dominate Red Square. ©P. & A. Photos. “Thanks, old fellow.” Six-year-old Irene Nagele shakes hands with Champion, her St. Bernard, after he had received a medal from the Anti-Vivisection Society of New York for saving her life. OP. & A. Photcs. As the pack closes in! A remarkable photograph of the end of a stag hunt during the meet of the Berks and Bucks Farmers Staghounds near Wink- field, England. The sturdy foot ball squad of McKinley High School, which this year added another to Tech’s long list of ?ligh school championships. © Rideou © Wide World Photos. Sharpshooters of the air. Lieut. Harold Bowman (left) and Lieut. P. K. Urban of the Army Air Corps, who recently scored eight successive “hits” with 10Q-pound bombs from a one-mile altitude, at Rock- well Field, Calif. | © Wide World Photos. \