Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1935, Page 88

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 10, 2 Conquering the Matterhorn. From the topmost crest of the spiring mountain, 14.780 feet up, this climber has a : gmmn w‘w,‘ dBm And England has its high spots. Delivering mail to the light- Viewing the majestic Matterhorn. From the Riffelalp, he risked his neck house on Hollyhead Mountain is a great trial to the postman above Zermatt, three skiers look up at the towering peak. » " 2 to get there. He has to climb 403 steps to reach the lighthouse on the towering It is one of Switzerland’'s most hazardous climbs and & A.P_Photo promontory of rock. Associated Press Photo. many have lost their lives in the attempt. A.P.Photo. Rhythm of the waves. Silhouette of a fair dancer regal- ing Neptune on the sands of Treasure Island. at Belleair, Fla Wide World Photos Italy introduces the revolving house. To keep most of the windows continually in the sunlight, the upper stories of this house rotate on tracks on the circular base |_ by engine power. Wide World Photos. A ray of Soviet sunshine. Three little Russian girls enjoying the wonders of a circus visiting a rural community in the Russian hinterland. The huntsman’s rarest prize. Native guide with a giant panda shot by members of the Dean Sage, jr.. expedition through the mountains of Western China. Associated Press Photo Landmark of Spanish times in Panama. A This old Spanish cathedral, sacked when Kittenish curiosity. It has to be satis- : Up and over. Amos, a Doberman-Pinscher, Morgan and his pirates ravaged the country, | fied about such a strange phenomenon as = . ’ s |l shows the less accomplished canines at the is now only a crumbling relic of its period, (| master lacing his shoes in the morning. ‘. e - - - Westminster Kennel Club show in New York with trees sprouting from the walls. Associated Press Photo. S " how easily he scales a 11-foot barrier. Associated Press Photo. s ; Associated Press Photo.