Evening star. [volume], March 08, 1936, Image 93

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

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^^^J^HEICEMOVED OUT. Ending the flood
threa™n the Potomac, the bulk of the ice
made its exit in orderlv fashion with only ai -
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I Key Bridge.
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WE MIGHT HAVE HAD THIS! A
consoling thought with the passing of
Washington's worst Winter in years. A
resident of California’s Sierra Moun
tains had to dig himself out of 10 feet
Of SnOW. ® Associated Press Photo.
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VICTORY MARCH IN ROME.
Celebrating Italy’s smashing victory
against the Ethiopians in the Tem
bien sector, modern Romans mass
behind Fascist banners to give vent
to their patriotism.
® Associated Press Photo
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ARM-IN-ARM AT BALL, rresiaem ueytuu
France escorting Mrs. Jesse Isidor Straus, wife of the
American Ambassador, at a charity ball in Pans.
Ambassador Straus, just behind. waiks^
Lebrun.
ANOTHER BID FOR SPEED REOORD. Capt. ne^Fly^ng CSp|ay. He
takes a trial spin on the Pendine Sands of South Wales in @ ^ photo.
hopes to set arecord in his Diesel-powered giant.
inspection ^tSTra^r are'uoo-to fhip*0""*' Washi^S^™'£»•*
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