Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1931, Page 100

THE SUND.AY STAR, WASHINGTON, A St. Louis milk- maid poses with her strange wagon team. Miss Helen Nunnry drives the trained zebras her- self through the city streets in the early morning hours. Wide World Photos. Seeing Niagara Falls from the air. An impressive view of America’s scenic wonder, with a Pitcairn autogiro, or *windmill” plane, flying over the cataract. ~ Wide World Photos Forty thousand race fans see running of Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. This shows the throng at the Maryland track watching the finish of the first race on Preakness day. Louis O. was the winner. Associated Press Photo. Grid star wins boat race. Wade “Red” Woodworth of Evanston, Ill, all-Amer- ican foot ball star of North- western University, at the Interesting family of German diplomat. Frau Lohmann, wife of e\;]dkOf thbe A::lbany-to-:_e: Johann G. Lohmann, secretary of the German embassy, with their hor OMEDOAICITICE, "whic e won in record time. two children, Lili and Juergen, at their Washington home. 5 Underwood & Underwood AmrERiERi 2 - ‘ 3 % e -~ - - h el lit i Cl«(:mdr. ffia:‘;’" F'l'anl'gg. Sp:in'”’ 0“‘;‘3"""_'?% flyer, Looking forward to a big tourist season in Yellowstone Park. A mother black bear and her two cubs. who was exiled for his revolutionary activities, takes a flight in a glider shortly after his return who will waylay park travelers for sugar, peanuts or what have you. when the Summer rolls around. A Spanish exile returns to enjoy his hobby. Wide World Photos Union Pacific Photo \ to Madrid.