Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1931, Page 96

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D Stepping fast at Pinehurst. Plenty of action as these trotters swing into the stretch for a close finish in the Matinee Club races at the North Caro- lina resort. o Associated Press Photo. As a traffic cop he causes a jam. When Primo Carnera, the giant Italian, stepped the street at Miami, Fla., to direct traffic, he drew a swarm around him that caus blockade. He is training for his ring battle there with Jimmy Maloney of Boston. Wide World B Following in mother’s foot- steps. Fraulein Dietrich, little : : “ . dafghter of Marlene Dietrich, F’Ah qhimplon rides “in state.” Diana Three generations in the ring. *“Young™ Stribling, the Georgia battler, gets a li German screen actress, dresses Llgtls e ol sl S small son, William, 3d, while “Pa” Stribling, the boxer’s father, looks on. Stribling.i sipiifor- <theicarm like e land, starts off for the golf course at Palm Fla., for his championship fight with Max Schmeling i H b o p : camera like her Beach, Fla., for a practice round prepara- 5 x Schmeling in June. mother, who is now winning tory to playing in the Florida tournaments. fame in American pictures. . Associated Press P © Underwood & Underwood. e No golf togs for Helen Morgan, but she enjoys her golf. The stage and screen star is shown on the course at An interesting scene at Vatican City, Rome, as Pope Pius XI turns a wheel to start the Vatican’s new electric powe: station. The occasion was incident to his celebration of Miam;: Beach. Bla A . : : i © Wide World Photos. v = the ninth anniversary of his election to the pontificate. S o Assoziated Press Photo Members of the Federal Bar Association at their eleve)