Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1931, Page 102

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. 4, 1931. Along the old George- town water front. Pictur- esque scenes that are fa- miliar haunts to many Izaak Waltonites in their quest for live bait and the wisest word on where to catch the big ones. © Harry Goodwin. 5 Steeplechasing over Connecticut fields. Leaders taking the first jump in the Connecticut Hunt Cup race on the Palmer estate at Fairfield, Conn. Mrs. T. W. Durant’s Barleycorn is in the lead. © Associated Press Photo. An arch of Key Bridge frames a vista of the Potomac River and the Virginia shore. © Harry Goodwin. A plane without a tail. This novel craft of German design has been flown successfully in numerous tests and has aroused keen inter- est in European avia- . tion circles. Dependable transportation. Sammy and Billy, Now it's the bounding Britisher. Fred Perry, © Associated Press Photo. chimpanzees of the St. Louis Zoo, have plenty of the young English tennis star, shows a pair of time to get there, and their tortoise friend is por- nimble legs as he plays in the Pacific Southwest fectly willing to take them—at his own speed. championships at Los Angeles. 49 Wide World Photos. Associated Press Photo.