Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1930, Page 105

GRAPHIC SECTION 10 PAGES A musical event at the White House. President Hoover standing beside Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British Ambassador, as they hear John Philip Sousa, famous band- master, lead the Marine Band in a new Sousa march. Ths march is dedicated to the Welsh Fusileers. © Associated Press Paoto Miss Amy Johnson, 22-year- )ld English flyer, just before nopping off on her projected solo flight from England to Australia. She toped to cover the 22,000 miles in better than the record time of 15 days. ® Associated Press Paoto. he Sunday Stad® S D. WASHINGTON, M g~ i AY N | - v 18, 1930. A fortune in oil goes up in smoke. L ook- ing down'from the air as New York's fleet of fireboats fights the refining plant blaze at Bayonne, N. J., which caused $3,000,000 dam- age. © P. & A. Photos. Police wade in to arrest salt law vio- lators in India. The scene is near Cal- cutta, where villag- ers jumped into a canal to escape ar- rest. © Wide World Photos. GRAVURE SUPPLEMENT IN TWO PARTS His new challenger is ready. Sir Thomas Lip- ton, famous British sportsman, aboard his Sham- rock V on the first test of the yacht he will send across the Atlantic shortly to race for the Amer- ica’s Cup. The trim sloop is seen below under full sail at Gosport, England. © P & A and Wide World Photos.