Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1930, Page 102

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 8, 1930. On the return to Washington last Sunday. President Hoover leaving church at Liverpool, Pa., with Gov. Fisher and Jay Cooke, his host on his President Hoover delivering his Memorial day address at Gettysburg. 5 - A % < 3 fishing trip in the mountains. The State police formed his escort. Assoctated Press Photo Thousands stood between the spreading trees of the battlefield to hear the President's words, which were broadcast through a Nation-wide radio Harris & Ewing hook-up Capt. Arthur H. Page, Marine Corps piiot, receiving congratulations from Glenn Curtiss after winning the Curtiss Marine Trophy race here, the seaplane classic of the The champion horseshoe year. Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut at right. i pitcher of Capitol Hill. Representative Fred G. Sergt. Edward S. Younger of Chicago, who nine years ago dropped a rose Johnson of Nebraska win- on a casket in France to select America’s Unknown Soldier, takes part in the ning the title in the finals Memorial day observance at the Unknown's Tomb. He is shown as hg plat‘:?q of the congressional tour- flowers on the Arlington shrine. HazrieEmying nament at Griffith Stadium. ) P. & A. Photos b L LT -a. N Defying death in the 500-mile speed- way classic at In- dianapolis. The event this year drew the biggest crowd in its his- tory. O Wide World Photos The Graf Zeppelin blazes new air trails. The giant dirigible is seen being moored to the new mobile moor- ing mast on arrival at Lakehurst from South America. ©P. &A. Photos The Graf Zeppelin passengers at Lake- hurst after 67 hours in the air on the voyage from Pernambuco, Brazil. © Wide World Photos. Army nurses of Walter Reed Hospital gathered on the hospital lawn for graduation exercises. © P- & A Photos