Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1932, Page 90

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION —JANUARY 17, Residents are driven to house- tops by flood. A typical rescue scene in Mississippi’s flooded delta area. This home is near Webb, Miss. © A. P. Photo. Flood sweeps over Mississippi farms. This photo was taken from a section of levee still standing along the Tallahatchie River after a break through which the flood is inundating a wide section near Glendora, Miss. © Associated Press Photo: War in Manchuria! With tin pans for helmets, two Japanese youngsters, in a Tokio suburb, emulate the feats of battle they've been hearing about. Wide World Photos Culbertson wins bridge “battle of the century.” Sidney S. Lenz, surrounded by most of the principals in his 150-rubber match with Ely Culbertson, congratulates Mrs. Cul- Pola Negri wins fight for life. The Polish film bertson at the end of star, convalescent from a sudden and critical illness, the last rubber. Her is seen leaving the hospital at Santa Monica, Calif. husband stands beside Associated Press Photo. her. © Associated Press Photo. For the morning hours at Palm Beach. Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas, New York social leader, offers a hint of the correct and comfortablething to wear this Winter. A.P. Photo American delegates to forthcoming Geneva Arms Conference meet in Washington to con- sider program. Left to right: Norman H. Davis, former Undersecretary of State; Sen- ator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, Dr. Mary Emma Woolley and Ambassador Charles G. Dawes, whe heads the delegation. © Underwood & Underwood Every man to his liking when it comes to jobs. But few are more hazardous than this one of cleaning a spire of the Woolworth Building, one of New York’s highest skyscrapers. © Associated Press Photo.