Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1935, Page 109

8 PAGES IN GRAVURE PICTURES 10 CENTS ELSEWHERE WASHINGTON, D. (. SEPTEMBER 15. 1935. i CRANES INVADE BOLLING FIELD. Finding the marshy aftermath of the heavy rains much to their liking. scores of the birds are shown “at home” on the Army field. OHsse Rl Ehet GREAT FALLS ON THE RAMPAGE. HIGH WA IN E: The heavy rains which lifted the Potomac | ino out a posohgr b g s Mg to near flood level put on this display of || .a;sed this flood at Federalsbur, | y S g. Water water power at the falls. * StarsSufiPhoto ] reached the eaves of houses LONG AT FATEFUL SESSION. One of the last photographs taken of the late Senator Huey P. Long shows him seated on rostrum of Louisiana State House with Speaker Ellender (white suit) a few minutes before he was felled by an assassin’s “ Wide World Photos NEW GLORIES FOR ANCIENT ROME. Against a background of the ancient Coliseum, Italian legions march through the city on their way to embarkation for the African “front.” « Wide World Photos. IL DUCE DRIVES HIS OWN. At the wheel of his car, Mussolini stops for a chat with one of his generals as he follows the Italian BELGIUM MOURNS DEAD QUEEN The funeral procession for Queen Astrid leaving the Royal Palace maneuvers at Bolzano. at Brussels with King Leopold, his arm in a sling from injuries in the motor accident in which the Qu ® A. P. Photo. met death, walking close behind the hearse. “ AP Shflsf\n