Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1931, Page 20

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E i : e ‘ \ OF CARDS ? | i . -Npansumed | Blind Cripple Plays Golf. h DJQNDEST/“ ;Q; | . Japanese rice wine, 5 - Py Totally blind, having an artificial leg | G e yowons TAosgv:L.\?‘ E:‘;txé { R W of bess, |and with several fingers missing, a « 5 DARED, . Adriatic seaport | World War hero plays golf daily on a ;NSWEI‘: TO YESTP?RI;.A\“S puzzLE, | Miniature course witle visiting at Huns- tanton, England. He often holes in one | and usually does th Stockholm Air Show Success. | “Tis” the-international aircraft ex- | hibition in Stockholm, Sweden, proved Wh {a greater success than expected. In ere |two weeks it was visited by more than | Friendship {80.000 persons, including many for-| (Ceages. !elgn?rs. Nearly 3,000 persons took pas- | senger flights, and dyring the fortnight | the air above the city seemed alive with |aircraft, single and in squadrons. l | Among 'the features were trick fiying, | autogyro and amphibian plane demon- strations, and historic and modern dis« ! plays of military and commercial ma=- | chines,