Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1930, Page 114

THE SUNDAY WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—OCTOBER 19, 1930. Another view of the wreckage of the R-101, showing one of the motor in the center of the twisted mass of metal. R RS—— A twisted mass of charred frame—all that remained of the giant British dirigible R-101 after the disaster in which 47 perished. French soldiers are seen searching the wreckage for victims the morning after the dirigible crashed at night in flames near Beauvais, France. O & A:Photes. Screening guns in the field. An Army plane laying a protective smoke screen in front of a field and anti-aircraft battery during the recent ordnance i © Associated Press Photo. exhibition at the Army Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Md. The three men who were the only survivors of the 50 per- Henry Ford is snapped sons aboard the ill-fated R-101. Left to nght A. V. Bell. J. ashe lays the corner stone H. Binks and H. J. Leach. They escaped with minor injuries of a Ford Motor Co. plant o © Assoclated Press Fhoto. at Berlin, Germany. © Wide World Photos. Transatlantic hop adds their names to aviation hall of bei. C:hpt. erlirw:bflf Boyd ight) and Lieut. H Connor, looking over a map just before they t off from (l?egwhfgundhnd for M.?smu-(fl flight to England. TP WU PRC upreme i i i i i i i - this St. Mary’s runner finally decided to call it ‘The S Court, convening for its Fall session, poses for the first group photograph under the chief justiceship of Anything might have happened! But-this d it Charles Evans Hughes. Left to right, seated: Justice McReynolds, Justice Holmes, Chief Justice Hughes, Justice VI.IIND: a tackle rather than risk his pants in the grip. It was one’of the In-h@fint llelp:; m ] vanter, Justice Brandeis. Standing: Justice Stone, Justice Sutherland, Justice Butler and Justice Roberts. S Tnt 4 fornia to a 7-to-6 victory. Associated