Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1933, Page 88

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MAY 17, 1933. : Meet the new Wellesley fire g chief. Miss Patricia Parfitt of Ontario, student g at Massachusetts college term if there are any fires to put out. © Wide World Photos. MAURICE J. SJOLBERT 2 1908 M St Dist. 3626 FiN INNING NG The sea yields its grim evidence of the Akron dis- aster. Wrecking apparatus aboard the U. S. S. Falcon hauling up the huge port fin of the ill-fated dirigible, the largest part of the ship to be found. The forward half of this fin contained the secondary control station, weighing about four tons. © Associated Press Photo. Fleet Photo It's all the rage in California. are out, not singly, Bicyclists but in t along th h of el merry throngs to pedal along ehl(wm° Ani‘:md Values Supreme The mightiest axman of them all. Fred “Pep” Singer . of Tafton, Pa., retained his title of wood-chopping cham- ¥ pion of the East by chopping a 12-inch log in 1 _minute and 55 seconds, in the annual contest at sumg Pa. He swings a double-blade ax. © Wide World Photos. — S 1eos W edding-Tome Yow ot Kay Jewelrs Co Muffs for Summer, too. The return of the lately obsolete fashion finds Sari Maritza, screen star, pre- pared to sport this creation of gray velvet violets along with a turban to match. @ Tumbling team of Paul 4§ | Junior High School receiving the loving cup presented for kmlor";:!t'h competition by ear A al Cary T. Grayson. Mrs. Grayson is making the presentation for her husband. © Ridequt. Boys of the Northeast Boys’ Club, Seventeenth and Cramer streets northeast, with ship model made by the two larger boys, Wilbur Elwell (left) and Joseph Davis, and ex- 5 . : : hibited at Grand Central Palace, New York City, during ! = I'wo Gift= for the June Graduate National Boys' Week. © Star Stafl Photo : PRINCESS ROY AL SUMMER SHOES $G-00 Eighteenth of a sevies of articles devoted to the medical profession : and public health. Published through the courtesy of Peoples Drug Stores,