Evening star. [volume], February 14, 1932, Image 97

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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The men behind the guns in the Chinese Army. This scene in the now battle-scarred native Chapei section
of Shanghai shows a typical unit of Chinese troops who have offered such stubborn resistance
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■ 1 A rough hockey scrimmage in the Olympic Winter games
I I at Lake Placid. The Canadians finally defeated the German
I ( team in this battle, 4 to 1. ® A*ocUted Pre. Photo.
A rough passage on the Atlantic. The Italian liner Conte
Grande was plowing through a huge wave as this photo was
made from the bridge on a recent westward crossing.
© Wide World Photos.
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Four generations—Mrs. A. T. Britton, widow of Col.
A. T. Britton, first president of the American Security &
Trust Co., holding her great-granddaughter, Cassandra. With
her are her son, William Lee Britton, and her grandson,
Alexander T. Britton, 3d, who married Miss Bessie Garber
of Luray, Va.
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Earthquake leaves
crumbled buildings
at Santiago, Cuba.
This scene is on
one of the principle
streets of the
stricken city.
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Pupils of the
February graduat
ing class of the
Stuart Junior High
School. © RMeout.
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In style at Lake Placid. For
the Olympic sports fan who
likes to do a bit of skiing on
the side, Miss Peggy Sykes,
New York society girl, sug
gests the correct thing to wear.
© Associated Press Photo.
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