Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1937, Page 93

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C(—GRAVURE Al . By W. E. IIill This football hero SECTION—AUGUST SUMMER VACATION has to make up a lot of what the col- About the end of the first week in August, Pop and Mom recover from the '« lege calls required ; ’y reading during the N thrill of having Sonny ‘Q Summer. It would 2 boy home from the uni- & be easier if there N versity. They get to / ' weren't so many ¢ 9] worrying about why he _ . fascinating maga- # has no initiative, why he zines lying around. doesn’t plan his future after senior year, and why he*s so close- mouthed about the girls ; he takes out. Right now 1 and Dot and Shirley—seniors he's out with a girl Mom piin high school—grow more and m doesn’t approve of. é’)fl cordial to the boys who go 2 Mycollege this Fall. There's 59 Ccollege prom or a football game to, 5 be thought of. A college youth who lands a Sum- mer job has a tough time keeping his social life from in- | -4 terfering. Someone [ Y 2 is always stopping at the service station or the terrible time. Just no shop to see if Harry can't knock off early and i £ family. “Good land.” Uncle E make up a foursome to go and dance. Telling > “"do you mean to say that’s j him not to stop to wash for short sleeves. be- Susie? You think that's a pretty &% e cause he won't need to take his coat off. fo X 5 . g ; [/ Does she lock that nit-wit to you’ BABE IN ARMS. And an armful indeed is the London Zoo’s = young camel, Hallelujah, who doesn’t seem to care much for the indignity of being coddled by his keeper. Globe Clara went straight from o / college to a job at Camp i 1 Kickapooh and her family, i ’ - $ the boy home from ‘ \ though missing her, feel 4 A lish instructors—have It's a big surprise t'o College professors—especially Eng- high old very proud of her. The times during the Summer vaca- younger girls bring all their /g 4 tion. After a repressed season in troubles to Clara, such as ! / the classroom.' they need to. let what to do about Evelyn's putting the cantaloupe qus; all their healthy animal rinds in Louise’s bed. etc. Clara leads the camp- spirits in good. clean fun. Such fire singing (“Fair Kickapooh, we'll worship you, as the rhl{mba.ltango, flea hop.\ all life through”) and teaches the timorous girls etc. The wives sit back and mur- how to avoid poison ivy. bears, boa-constrictors and mur happily, “See, R‘Chmof‘_‘d 1s lions jumping out from the bushes on the hikes. just a big boy at heart! college to find the kid sister. regarded here- tofore as something of a pain in the neck, suddenly grown up and making a hit with [the local swains. He A prize winner at the London donkey and pony show takes a sip from his cup held by the pearly queen of the show. Ten thousand pearl buttons—count ‘em—help out the ostrich plumes in the lady’s scheme of decoration. A. P. Photo begins to think may- be she is attractive. PAYING THE PENALTY. One of the greatest thrills of wayward Chinese boys at the Shanghai re- formatory is their daily exercise. Imagine your deily dozen in those bed-quilt clothes! T A. P. Photo. — HOLLYWOOD SPEEDS UP. Dorothy Short DUCKING PARTY AT THE ZOO. What better fun for two young things on a hot shortens the run between studios with her new motor- day than a little horseplay in the pool?> The baby elephants draw a big gallery at the glide. And Dorothy doesn’t believe in being too long Brooklyn Zoo. < A. P. Photo on clothes this kind of weather.