St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 35

i ST. LOUIS Rsdon Radio News and Featores of Popular Comic News Photographs 4V Popular Interest A TL'ESDAT, JUNE 3, 1930. PAGE ID TUESDAY, JUNE S. 1930. il -A jf7 0 1 P.

5 11 9 2r IP 3 5 7. 2s 1 1 (i 1 -s. vCt Passengers disembarking at the New Jersey naval air. ship station, their first chance to step upon land since tney lett ernambuco, uraziL German dirieible comine to rest at Lakehurst. N.

T- after air voyage from South America. 1 DOOR BANK. ROBBERS ill 4 fi, I i '4. Ji 1 4 The three women passengers on the Graf Zeppelin Mrs-Laura Durston of Syracuse, N. Mrs.

Harry Pierce of New York City, and Lady Drummond Hay of London. The new mooring mast at Lakehurst, which can be moved about by a tractor and placed where needed. II TEAMWORK I TEAMWORK -IP .1 7. t. i' '4 4.

5 XB Carl Fries Jr 2C23 Big Bend boulevard, who will be sent to Detroit for national contest after winning Grand-Leader's local competition. His twin pusher remained in the air 18 minutes and 15 seconds. 7 ROYAL TRAVELER ON THE GRAF The Infante Alfonso of Madrid, cousin of the King, of Spain, photographed during his brief stop at 'SSS It is the theory of President Mays of the Grand National Bank that the men who robbed his institution last week gained entrance through this door in the HoteL It leads into Pp VATICAN CAN NOW BROADCAST Georgia jColeman, Mickey Riley and Harold "Dutch" Smith, all a passage at the back of the dumb waiter shaft, used by the bank. one. side of whichjsseen through-the.

door- holders of championships, prac- ticing for the national A. A. U. 1 owers ereciea lor events to be held at Long Beach, 9 3 X. i raaio transmitter in Cal.

next month. I Xllilll side Rome, 4 AJ 4i YsS''. Ss -s: 7' i l--m-r- Miss England I nARlNH CPA vnYACERS il 5i which cost $125, to build, about ready ir4 -Vn, Hi Jj rrssssssssssssssssyyssssssssysyrsssssss i fT v' l-H -X- I II rHi I 1 SI Is 1 1 to make an attempt for new record. The two supercharged engines develop 4000 horsepower and drive a propeller only V2 inches in diameter. Associated Pre pbolo.

This small ketch, the Carlsark. is back in a Long Island port after voyage of a year's duration, carrying Carl Weagant in command and a crew of Cornell students more than 13.000 miles. pj. r- 6 Ch AO fe, All 9.