Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1931, Page 94

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 28 1931 Maybe the hippo has a sore throat. The keeper doesn’t seem afraid of falling in as he opens the ample mouth to make the diagnosis. This hippo is one of the attractions of the St. Louis Zoo. © Wide World Photos. Inspiration for the brush in New York’s skyline. Art students at work on the roof of the Flatiron Building, with the new Empire State Building, at left, reaching into the clouds to dominate the other skyscrapers in view. © Wide World Photos. 2 The rider took the jump -4 alone! When her mount had a A King offers sympathy. When Lord Louis o sudden change of mind at the Mountbatten was injured recently in polo at Roe- The horse of the hour. Twenty Grand is led by his owner, Mrs. bars, Miss Ruth Ferguson took hampton, Englard, one of the first to rush to his side Payne Whitney, through an admiring throng after the 3-year-old’s 4 ¢ this unlucky spill in the West- was former King Alfonso of Spain. The King wears great victory in the Belmont Stakes, at Belmont Park, Long Island. > B chester County Horse Show, the derby hat. © Associated Press Photo. He left Jamestown ten lengths behind. © Wide World Photos. : r SR N | at Port Chester, N. Y. et tiN i © Wide World Photos. Graduation day at National Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Md. Members of the graduating class make a picture with their rose bouquets. Members of the June gradt class of Washington-Lee High School, Ballston, Va., in their uation caps and gowns. )