Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1929, Page 98

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 29, 1929, ... % A glimpse of the hard labor that made possible Comdr. Byrd's flight over the South Pole. It shows the fuselage of the Ford plane Floyd Bennett, in which the polar flight was made, being hauled from the edge ot the ice barrier to the expedition’s head- quarters at Little America. Paramourt -Famous-L 1+y Corp Two other views of early flying activities of the Byrd expedition. Above, members of the expedition are pushing one of the huge planes over the ice. At left, the Fairchild Wasp plane winging its way over the ice in one of the first flights. & Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corp Helene Cos- tello, actress daughter of Maurice Cos- tello, who wil! marry Lowell Sherman, the stage and screen actor, in the early Spring. A P.Fhoto Young “mothers” the world over. A little Indian girl of the Glacier National Park Reservation proudly exhibits her papoose. Wide World Photos. After a battle with Winter on the Great Lakes. The coal freighter William Stifel makes port at Milwaukee wearing a man- tle of ice that almost hid the ship. B. % A. Bhotos Now the rocket boat ! This shows Malcolm Pope speeding at 40 miles an hour in his Malcolm Pope showing how the rockets are inserted » = Dixie Torpedo, driven in the stern of his Dixie Torpedo, in which, after several The talk of the French talkies! Mlle. Daniela Parola, who is A E s " o i by rockets. 3 » trials, he proved the success of the idea on Biscayne Bay, T 1 a . . e © Wide World Photos. © Wide World Photox. scoring a popular success in the French talking film Prflu:t;]t‘:nrl\(i- Rl " il PRI 5, : Fla.