Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1929, Page 93

s @ Che Sunday Shed 3 e WASHINGTON. D. C.—DECEMBER 29, 1929, SUPPLEMENT Firemen fighting the spectacular White House fire on Christmas eve which swept through the executive offices in the west wing, causing heavy damage. DS SR oo, A collegiate ovation for Winston Churchill. The former British chancellor of the exchequer being “chaired” from his car by English students on arrival at Bristol University. © Wide World Photos Mrs. Hoover lends Santa a helping hand. The First Lady dis- tributing Christmas bags to youngsters at the Yuletide party given by the Central Union Mission. v Wide World Photos. Launching the latest novelty of the air. The all-metal dirigible City of Glendale leaving its hangar at Glendale, Calif., for an engine test before its maiden voyage. It represents a The White House huntsman has a good day. Lawrence ::;v u;gieoan in dirigible Ritchie, secretary to President Hoover, with a bag of wild P © Wide World Photos turkeys, pheasants and ducks which he brought down on a Maryland hunt. One of the turkeys graced the White House Christmas board. Underwood & Underwood