Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 91

(—~GRAVURE SEC -haying. She is Norma the “alfalfa princess” at Underwood & Underwood ~—AUGUST 23, A three-in-one dive. 1931 Now he’s “Chief Fly- ing Hawk.” That was the name given Capt. Frank Hawks, holder of most of the world’s air speed records, when he was made a “mem- ber” of the Sioux In- dian tribe by this Sioux maiden, at Hot Springs, Ark. © Wide World Photos. With their arms interwined, three New York City lifeguards execute a novel swan dive. © Wide World Photos. A test for any bridge. ‘The 23-ton tank passed safely over this Army pontoon bridge in a demonstration of its strength at Fort Du- pont, Del. river in their “full-dress” uniforms. It never looked this small to a golfer. A bird’s- eye view from the Washington Monu- ment of East Poto- mac Park and the golf course that stretches almost its entire length. ® Underwood & Underwood. Pity the Hamburg cops! When life-saving maneuvers were held by police in the German city, they had to leap from a bridge into the land. Introducing Joan Blondell as a bathing girl, And they say Joan is more than a decoration at Hollywood pools—that she can really swim. et Livingston, screen actress, becomes the third Mrs. Paul Whiteman. She is shown with the jazz band leader just after their marriage at Denver. © Wide World Photos. The photographer found Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes among the Summer vasationists at St. Moritz, Switzer- . © Associated Press Photo. © Associated Press Photo. . \