Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1931, Page 101

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 22, 1931 It's yachting time in Australia now. And these little boats of the star class make a zestful picture for any sailor as they race along before the wind in a regatta in Sydney A gorilla “comes to life” at the National Museum. W. L. Brown © Wide World Photos. (left), chief taxidermist, and C. R. Aschemeier, assistant, mounting the skin of a big gorilla shot in the Belgian Congo by Ben Burbridge Harbor. of Jacksonville, Fla., and presented to the museum. © Wide World Photos, All ready for that archery match. The judges were instructed to keep their eyes on th_ef target as these fair Dianas twanged their bows on the strand at Long Ho—usi= esiSprte s Boyer Photo. Beach, Cali © Underwood & Underwood. Jumbo seems flattered. And LM ) R A s Bt L o e ¥ why not, to have his picture A f nme 'very Thursday Night taken with Joan Blondell, 4 . : i At 9:15 end Heor the Fairfax Dairy Maids screen actress, on his knee? © Associated Press Photo SPECIAL HI-TEST JERSEY MILK DELIVERED AT YOUR - DOOR FOR Russia tries Menshevists for . counter - revolutionary activi- 3 ties. Here are some of the 14 i defendants listening with ear ; phones to the court proceed- g PER QUART ings at Moscow. © Associated Press Photo. ’ 1219 F Street Prepare 5 e Your Hair [\ NY g | FAIRFAX FARMS DAIRY for The Spring Permanent 1620 1st Se. N.W. WASHINGTON’S FASTEST GRO':ING INDEPENDENT DAIRY - FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CALL POTOMAC 2301 YOUTH -- GAIE TYQ%LQR' Herr Max takes a dip in the N e s briny at Miami Beach. Schmel- silver kid piping; same model, high cuban heels, in 10 e vty T o e THE NEW GR.;;ADINE :IIF’FON LACE-TOP HOSIERY his heavyweight title against ACE- “Young” Stribling in June. iE s g B All New Shades—$1.50; 2 Piirs, $2.85 ® Associated Press Photo. __