Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1930, Page 116

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTI ‘ 16, 1930. “High life” dining on top of the new Waldorf- Astoria. Two steel workers enjoy a of service from mous Norma Shearer wins the 1930 award. Conrad Nagle, vice president of the Academy of Waldorf cuisine as they Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, presenting the noted screen actress with the academy’s look down on New “merit award” for her outstanding acting of the year in “The Divorce.” © Wide World Phatos. York’s .kyucupe;l. © A. P. Photo. It’s a rough game! Parsaca, University of Detroit quarterback, lands a straight-arm exactly in the face of Capt. Siano of Fordham. But the Fordham leader brought down his man. Fordham won, 13to 7. © Wide World Photos. Sinclair Lewis, 1930 winner of the Nobel prize for literature, lets his S- month-old son Michael share the |potli!ht. ®AP Photo. Gen. Pershing joins up. Miss Sarah Worthington is en- rolling the general as one of the first to become a 1931 member :f fh:‘snd arris 3 An undersea giant plows through a heavy sea. A 60-mile-an-hour gale was blowing as this picture was made of Uncle Cross. © - Sam’s new submarine V-5 in a trial run off Provincetown, Mass. © Wide World Photos. ‘The Tech phony Orchestra, an accomplished organization of McKinley High School students whicl':-fhys under the direction of Dore Walten of the McKinley faculty. The orchestra was heard at the recent Fifth Internatio 2.'.‘.3?22:' ~sest finals in Constitution Hall. © X