Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 86

WASHINGTON, D Over the jumps in the Bowman Steeplechase Handicap, main event of the United Hunts Meet at West Hills, Long Island. Although behind here, the near horse, Fair- banks, 2d, won the race. © A.P. Photo. Right: A record- breaking pace in the 120-yard high hurdles. George Saling of Iowa broke the record in this The Yanks continue their winning way. Frank Shields (right) é:,":“::e tl’;‘en :lkat;::tl of the United States Davis Cup team, shaking hands with Ricardo 3 Pernambuco of the Brazilian team before defeating him in their = %h'““"“d e siggles match at Forest Hills, N. Y. The Americans scored a clean EEaco: sweep against the Brazilians. With mascots and what not they come. A long-suffering donkey and goat are making the box-car journey to Washington with these bonus marchers from Texas. © Associated Press Photo. Gen. Glassford wins cheers of bonus marchers. Washington’s superintendent of police is shown astride his motor cycle (right) as he visited their Anacostia camp for an inspection. Amelia Earhart is welcomed to France. The transatlantic fiyer js shown as she at Cherbourg to meet her husband, George Palmer Putnam (center), and was the ship with a bouquet by M. Quoniun, president of the Cherbourg oClumber merce. - Receivirng their diplomas at Central for its graduation picture.