Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 85

8 PAGES IN GRAVURE N WASHINGTON NEWS ¥ FEATURES (K¢ g u au a 3 Cand SUBURBS N PICTURES 10 CENTS ELSEWHERE WASHINGTON, D. . AUGUST 8, 1937. v s Summer in the High Places l v PIVS ’ fh i : o ¥ 1 ] ¢ i SUMMER AS YOU LIKE IT. Beaver Dam Falls is high up in the Alle- e L W - E : x ’ 4 > o ; ghanies of West Virginia, but there’s no snow to chill the picture. Only the a2t ., : “A. ; : mirrored beauty of bathing girls to add charm to it. A SHORT SUMMER. It's the beginning, not the end, of Summer on 4 F Y - the McKenzie Pass highway, high in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. 4 Late in July a highway crew digs through a 20-foot snowdrift to open the road. Wide World (Left) RESCUED AND RESCUERS. D i . . Surviving the burning of the City of d 0G DAYS. They are sad : g -3 Baltimore in Chesapeake Bay, Alex ays for these two forlorn ; ki ) . a— ] Taylor and Charles Betcher, profes- Pups caught in the pound- CHINATOWN READS OF THE WAR. The bloody days of conflict between sional golfers, thank George Ritter master’s mid-Summer round- the J hi A A : ; g (left) and Albert Marshall (right), L © Star Staff Photo, bcz’d(:P:‘flfii:flgog";fléfi;:':‘::h Sl g Bt dadan "t“:d?w:rflld“ two fishermen, for saving their lives or ONE FOR 7THE GIANTS. Mel Ott slides under Catcher Ken O'Dea’s futile stab with the STEP IT UP, GIRLS! A line-up of the comely dance group who gave the American dancing masters an eyeful of Wide World Star Staff Photo. for New York in the first game of the three the Chicago Cubs swept in their crucial series. what thev like best at their convention at the Mayflower. » -