Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 25

THE SUNDAY ST. | Complete! Every photo and news angle.. .. covered! Here are your eyes and ears—the alert men and women who make up the editorial and reportorial forces of a national in- stitution, The Star—the home paper of the Nation’s Capital. Here comes the parade, bands playing, flags flying! Hats off! Old Glory passes. The greatest week in Shtinedom begins, 150,000 visitors in the Nation’s Capital, a spirit of revelry let loose; men, women and children from every State in the Union watching a pageantry that marks a new epoch in’ fraternal celebration. . America comes to Washington! : . _ Naturally, every witness of these events wants to preserve the memory of it ali—to tell to the folks back home—from the small boys peering at parades over the tree tops to the dxgmfled potentates and sporttve nobles in the processions. There is one sure way to catch and unpnson a fleeting picture—by printed word and actual photograph. This The Evening Star and The Sunday Star are doing every minute of the passing, kaleldoscoplc, thnl{}ng, \ ; scene. P : Trained reporters, featurc writers, commenta- tors, photographers and. artists—the staff of The Star—are all on thejob fotyou. B ety WASHINGTON, D. C. Y SPECIAL MAGAZINE % SPECIAL ROTOGRAVURE Take home, send home, coniplete coverage of the great Shrine Conclave—preserve the copies of The Star and live again, in after years, the breath-taking, fast-fleeting moments of these seven glorious days. % ¥ SOUVENIR EDITIONS From Sunday, June 9th to Sunday, June 16th, inclusive. Each issue will contain a complete and accurate account of the great event. Mailed any- where in the United States and Canada, 45 cents, including the special issues containing a 10-page Rotogravure Section of beautiful Washington and a 16-page Magazine Section on the “Conclave.” Place your orders at The Star Office, 11th St. and Penn- sylvania Ave. N.W., or at any Star Want Ad branch. Mail ‘copies to your friends back home. he Sfar Evening and Sunday