Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 9, 1935—PART ONE. « A7 —————————————— e ————————tl —Star Staff Photo. Nubian slaves, as they will appear in the play, “Mysteries of Egypt,” to be presented Thursday night as one of the high lights of the Shrine Convention. —Star Staff Photo. Miss La Nelle Avery astride the dragon which will be & feature of the pageant Thursday night. —Star Staff Photo. Cook L. F. Humphries test- ing the grub for soldiers of the Headquarters Company United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage (left), of the 34th U. S. Infantry. captain of the guard of Almas Temple, arriving at Shrine The company is part of the 3 ” g headquarters. He is being greeted by Pvt. E. C. Rhue of the model Army camp set up for Miss Jean Crouse at her desk at Shrine headquarters Metropolitan police, a Shriner himself, who is stationed at the edification of Shriners. answering inquiries regarding seats in the reviewing stands. Almas Temple. —Star Staff Photo. —Star Staff Photo. —Star Staff Photo. Peggy Towne, as Princess posing with the sphinx, which will be used in “The Mys- Abije, a villain princess in teries of Egypt” pageant, —Star Staff Photo. the play, —Star Staff Photos. - el 4 . B ~ . The mess line at the Army’s model camp at Seventeenth street and Constitution avenue. Stai G Bholo. igh-speed tank, capable of a speed of 60 miles per hour. The tank is one of the exhibits set up for the visitors. —Star Staff Photo. A glimpse of the gay scenes at Los Angeles, as members of the Al Malaikah Temple left for Washington. Photo shows L. S. Rounsavelle, po- Charles C. Ballew of the Army Air Corps demonstrating the use of parachutes to a group Boys’ Club of the Metropolitan Police, who will serve as L. P. Steuart, deputy imperial poten. tentate of the temple, of curious youngsters. Anothgr exhibit for the Shriners. =&tar staft Fhoto. tate, is shown in the back row, —Star Staff Photo. ~Wide World Photo. TN [ ,