Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1932, Page 76

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JULY 24, 1932. This candidate for the Senate, John B. Chapple, of Wisconsin (left), carries a tent along when he goes campaigning. Advocat- ing economy, Chapple is showing the voters what he considers the first principles. © Associated Press Photo. Capitol plaza nearing completion. This photograph, taken a few days ago, shows the new fountain in operation for the first time. © Wide World Photo. The former Crown Prince of Germany' watching the recent Davis Cup matches in Berlin. The son of the former kaiser is taking an active part in political affairs of Germany. © Assoclated Press Photo. The national A. A, U. water polochampions, affiliated with the Illinois Ath- letic Club, in ining for the “The Phantom Finn,” lugging his fiddle, arrives at camp in Los Angeles for the Olympics. o c games This Paavo Nurmi is the mainstay of Finland's at Angeles. contingent at the games, but he is awaiting a Th Chain. y = . decision regarding his amateur standing. pions were / i . e Word g formerly con- nected with various college Maj. and Mrs. David S. Barry, jr., of Washington at Newport, R. L. ©Wide World Photo. With fie well- dressed younger set in England. The Etonian, arriving § - ’ for the cricket His yawl anchored in Marblehead Bay, Gov. matches, escorts his 3 < ’ Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic idate for B roud sisters. f SeEa : President, enjoys a meal on board. The Governor Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams (}cft) ) Press Photo. / 4 " : F 1 and his sons ended their cruise at this point. chatting with Mrs. S. S. Robison, wife of Admiral Robison, o o ‘ © Associated Press Photo. at the Leech Cup tennis matches. © Underwood & Underwood: