Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1933, Page 84

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION 2, 1933. In beautiful Switzer- land. As much en- titled to fame for its beauty as for the treaty _ Ready to trample the opposition! Old Babe, 76-year-old bearing its name is the circus performer, serves as a symbol of new power in the Red town of Locarno. This Sox line-up—or somethin” she takes five of the team for a shows it at the ap- ride at the Sarasota, Fla., training camp. They are, left to right: proach of Spring. “Dusty” Rhodes, Johnnie Watwood, Eddie Connolly, Bob Kline » Assoclated Ptess Photo. , and Tom Oliver. Associated Press Photo. -.o; L - War and peace. A hint of both in this sunset on the Pacific with a United States destroyer silhouetted against the sky. Recent maneuvers off the coast gave the camera this rare subject. © Wide World Photos. “At length did cross an albatross . .” The “An- cient Mariner” would have seen only a sea gull in this case, but it detracts nothing from the beauty of the picture—a fishing craft off Lowestoft, Eng- land. - A P.Photo Diana in the saddle. And for an art subject the modern riding habit goes very well with the bow and arrow. The fair archer is Miss Deruter Russell of Augusta, Ga. © Wide World Photos. e On the fly! Pistol Ball, champion Boston bull, lives up to his name when it comes to playing ball Crowning the “Queen of Paris.” Mlle. Henriette i i . g,ee"inh: lza:::n:‘gth- ey g n h e b ith some tl)’:al\r)\:al.cri(lv?:;fi?ld e:rans‘an brunette, oot V:,L‘:d ;;13'0: _ “Better times.” That's what the exhibitor labeled other pups in his kennel at y b e this display of rose blooms which won the gold medal Birmingham, Ala. at the Grand Central Palace Flower Show in New © Associated Press Photo. York. Miss Ruth Hilliard poses with the blooms. Assoclated Press Photo.