Weights and measures. Washington D.C. Its measures on the House. but weights in the House gymnasium that's keeping the members of the 75th session interested these days. Rep. Joe Hendricks, of Florida, is shown building up his muscles with the pulley weights, as Pete Henderson, instructor, look

Upon the Senatorial mind depends the Senatorial physique. Washington, D.C., March 17. 'There is nothing,' says Allen Elender, Senator from Louisiana, 'like golf at six in the morning and an afternoon workout in the gym to make one's mind click.' The photographer overslept the golf but dropped in to

N.Y. Solon works out. Washington D.C., Daily workouts in the House gymnasium keep Rep. Hamilton Fish, Republican of New York, in tiptop physical shape during Congressional sessions. Rep. Fish, former football star during his undergraduate days at Harvard, still appears as if he could step into a foo

N.Y. Representative works out, keeps fit. Washington D.C. Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York who was All American on the Harvard football team of 1908 still keeps in trim after hours at the Hill by going to the gymnasium in House Office building, he looks almost as fit as he did when he was in hi

A congressman's day. 5:30 P.M. An expert athlete, Rep. Thomas takes a daily workout in the house gym to keep in physical shape. Sports are the only hobby of the congressman, 12/31/37

Originator of Solon's favorite game. Washington D.C. Pete Henderson, Physical Director of the House of Representatives Gymnasium, originated the game of "paddle ball", favorite sport of Congressional members these days. The game is played with the inside of a regulation tennis ball. Henderson is sho

. Rep. William M. Citron, D. of., Conn. at the House gym

Rep. Albert Thomas of Tex. on the rowing machine at the House gym

Gym in House Office building. Left to right: Pete Henderson, Trainer; Cong. James Mead, N.Y.; Cong. Elmer J. Ryan, Minn.; Cong. William F. Lambertson, Kan.