Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1935, Page 97

GRAPHIC SECTION 10 PAGES Hollywood lures another. Sheila Mac- Donald, daughter of the British prime min- ister, steps from the train to take in the sights of the movie capital on her American travels. 2 A. P. Photo. The Sunday Star - APRIL 7, Stepping along at Pinehurst. Black Knight (left) and Pedro Tipton, two top- notch trotters, tune up for the Hambeltonian classic in a match race at the North Carolina track. © Wide World Photos. Big voice of the British fleet. Guard- ing its sea supremacy in these unsettled times, the fleet has been holding exten- sive war games off Gibraltar. Here's a big gun of H. M. S. Hood, flagship, being swabbed out by Brit- ish tars during the maneuvers. - A. P. Photo. WASHINGTON, D. « i) 1935. GRAVURE SUPPLEMENT IN TWO PARTS Washington lights on a Spring night. The Monument, framed in vernal boughs, dips its reflection deep into the mirroring water of the Tidal Basin. Wilkinson Britain’s diplomat of the hour. Capt. Anthony Eden, lord privy seal, boarding a plane at Croydon Airport, London, for his momentous peace tour of European capitals in the crisis of German re- armament. ® A. P. Photo.