Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1928, Page 75

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.—GRAVURE The recent observance of the airplane’s 25th birthday lends interest to this view of the Nation's first aviation meet at Belmont Park, Long Island. It was held in 1910, when the old pusher planes were the last word in airplane design. Y Underwood & Underwood Richard James, 17-year-old Flushing, Long Island, high school boy, calling at the White House after winning the $1,000 prize offered to the first pilot under 18 years of age to fly across the continent. O Harnis & Ewing A striking view of the base of the great Eiffel Tower in Paris. The structure seen through the arch is the Trocadero. Publishers” Photo Service. Swiss young- sters of the town of Adel- boden starting off for one of their first les- sons in skiing. © Herbert Photos A rush for the first swim at Miami Beach. Youngsters from the chill North, spending the holidays at the Florida resort, are eager for that first taste of salt water in December. © Associated Press Photo. Waiting for a bulletin on King George's illness outside Buckingham Palace. A soldier of the King’s Guard patrols the walk. 2 AssccistedEress FHot SOTOTOTOTOL v seE v S -n;nmf " o“““ SECTION -DECEMBER 30, 1928, Making it look easy. Frau Ellen Brockhoeft, seven times figure- skating champion of Germany, prepares for another conquest of the title. © Underwood & Underwood Rome’s “most beautiful.” For the third time in as many years Giovanni Seiling has been voted that digtinction. © Asdciated Excsy Ehato 3 for 5% Regular Price, $40 Per Doxz. Mounted in beautiful folders. Exact size as illus- tration. This special good until March 2d. Brooks Studio 1327 F St. N.W. Phone Main 1078