Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 100

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 22, 1930. The end of that Shar- key-Schmeling heavy- weight title bout. Max Schmeling, the German invader, is seen stretched on the canvas after receiving the foul President Hoover greets President-elect Julio Prestes of blow on which he was Brazil. Photo was taken at the White House on the visit of awarded the decision. Dr. Prestes to return Mr. Hoover's visit to Brazil before his o e inauguration. Underwood & Underwood The speedboat Miss England, 2d, in which Sir Henry Se- [ grave, seen at the wheel, lost his life in a speed trial. The boat | was making more than 98 miles an hour, a new record, when it | capsized and caused two deaths on Lake Windermere, England. Associated Press Photo As watched firemen battle the $300,000 blaze in the Ru- dolph & West Co. store. All fire ap- paratus in the city was called into ac- Sion: P. & A Photos Grim evidence of a sea tragedy in which 46 lives were lost. Photo shows burned superstruc- ture of the steam- ; ; ship Fairfax after The English Derby winner. Aga K?_lan, Indian it had sunk the sportsman, proudly leads his victorious horse Scene at the unveiling of the International Peace Monu- tanker Pinthis. Ble‘:‘he"“ before the grandstand after the classic ment at the annual convention of Shriners at Toronto, Canada. Wide World Phot at Epsom Downs S Wide World Photo ? 9 fi?' Eastern High School students of the four-year course who graduated last week Rideout