Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1929, Page 95

GRAPHIC e t u taf N GRAVURE SECTION : | SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON. D. C.—JANUARY 13. 1929. £ The world-champlon endurance flyers. The Army crew in front of the monoplane Question Mark in which they remained aloft more than 150 hours. Left to right: Maj. Carl Spatz, commander; Capt. Ira C. Eaker, Lieut. H. A. Halverson, Lieut. E. R. Quesada and Sergt. R. W. Hooe. At left the big plane is seen being refueled on the flight. @ Underwood & Underwood and Associated Press Photos. Miss Bobbie Trout, 19-year-old Los Angeles avia- trix, makes a night landing after set- ting a women'’s en- durance flight rec- ord of 12 hours. © Wide World Photos. “Home” again after their 18,000-mile journey. President-elect and Mrs. Hoover as they were greeted by Chairman Work of the Republican national com- A Senator greets the King. Senator J. Nicolescu saluting King Michael, bo; mittee at Union Station last Sunday. (O sovereign of Rumania, in the regal manner on the King’s recent arrival at Cahman’: esti. © Associated Press Photo.