Evening Star dated June 6, 1930

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Showers tonight and possibly tomor- row, slightly cooler tonight; cooler to-...

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STATE CHECKS ON - BRADY TESTIMONY Mother Declares She Had No| Objection to Herman “Court- ing” Naomi Hall. ___(Continued From

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.“Criminal Negligence’ It's likely to strike you or your loved ones most any time—dread acute indigestion. Honestly, now,...

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MRS, KAHN PRAISES CALIFORNIA FISHING Representative Speaks Over | WMAL in Rod and Stream [ Program. " Why California is one

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THE EVENING UABDR WEMORAL | i comsr ron s svonn—] . WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE PLANS LAID Officers Are Selected by Com- mittee to...

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B T T T e A P W gy g g o b g ELF ERVICE ELLING These Prices Are Only Possible Under This New System— Palm Beach and Cool...

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THE EVENING .STAR, 'W. PROPOSED MARKET TONNG IS FOUGHT Property Owners and Gal-| laudet Head Oppose Pat- | ¢ terson Estate

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+ THE EVENING STAR - —_With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY...........June 8, 1830 THEODORE W....

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THE _EVENING STAR, TAILORING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN THESE 3-Piece Summer Suits of Finest Thin-Weave Fabrics 3-Piece...

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. THE’ EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. [CALIFORNIA SEEKS SOMOMFRONLS, Claims for Civil War Ex-|...

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THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, FRIDAY; JUNE 8, 1930. 1 . ’s GU'SE Shanlaki Crowids Bet WILD CAR HITS CROWD |, use...

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—12 UL VIL FONER DR PETER GULDAY f’eo'ree of Doctor of Civil and Canon Law Will Be Given ! Him Monday. { Dr. Peter Guilday of

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’ ! FINANCIAL. B/ (KING INSTITUTE NAMES DELEGATES Washington Chapter to Send i Nine Delegates to Den- ver Convention....

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5k %k EXECUTIVES DIFFER ONMILLION SALARY Question Raised in Steel Merger Fight Brings Out Various Opinions. BY JOHN F....

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FINANCIAL. (URB SHARES FIRM S PRESSURE LIFTS Bears Abandon.Attack as Of- ferings Dwindle on Decline. Oils Active. BY JOHN A.

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v —16 : NN o 3 s / é THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. Cu<PFKioAY, oo i 60 3950 AIR RAIDERS Rfl” SCHOOL BOY LOSES HAND...

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TW0 OVERGONE IN SO0 BLAZ ATFT HUNPHREY Wartime Building Filled With Engineers’ Supplies Destroy- ed at Army Post. OFFICERS

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‘B2 SOCIETY. ‘Minister of Nicaragua Dr. Sacasa and Senpra de Sacasa Hosts to HE Minister of Nicaragua and Senora de Sacasa

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- LIVES ‘DEATH UAY’ Virginian Falls to Expire on Date He’d Set at Start i of Fast. \ Special Dispaich to The Star. ANVILLE,

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B4 NORTHERN TROOPS F THREATEN TSINAN Loss of City by Nationalist Forces Is Believed Only T . ! Matter of Time. B o e e By the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. THE VOGUE FOR ENSEMBLES RULES EVERY ROOM E ERY piece of furniture has to “go...

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LABOR'S PLAUDITS WON BY HUGHES Dpinion cn ‘Company Unions’ | Explodes ‘Human Rights’ Criticism in Senate. | BY FREDERIC...

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‘¥ “EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €., FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 1930. OYAL TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Exceptionally Low Priced! Elgin...

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IAVES COX URGES ORY LA REPEAL Prefers Prohibition, How- ever, to Return to Saloon, but Likes Neither. By the Associated Press

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- EVDENCE ON REDS BEINE MADE READY 55 e MUSIC A CUBAN SINGER'S PROGRAM. Gonzalo de Arango, a young Cuban gave his second...

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B—-10 = - " THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. PANIC PROTECTION | ment has more than doubled in 10|E.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. LANSBURGH & BRO® 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE...

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HAWES GIVES VIEW OF THE PHILIPPINES Advocates Island Freedom. Opposition to Be Heard in Forum Later. The granting of early

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“FRENCH THREATE TARIFF REPRISAL Associations Representing i All of Industries Protest {+ to Foreign Minister. By the...

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e THE EVENING BUSINESS SPEEDS AHEAD, FORDSAYS Plants to Be Put in China and South America, Dr. Eckener Sends Thanks to Navy

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE B& 1930 Annual Sale of $5 to $8.95 ; THE HECHT CO. G i.rls' Su mmer DrESses

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930, ' All-Linen Handkerchiefs —Dainty handkerchiefs, with 4 , Porto...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOM D. T, FRIDAY, JUNE 6 1930 POTTER PALMER'S sze . THE HECHT CO-. Wreckers. . STREET AT SEVENTNH S

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f,.(Continued From Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XIIL. HE train was late in starting. It was long past schedule time be- i fore

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MUSICOF DECADE ST TOBEHEARD 0ld Favorites on Program for | Kodak Week End } Broadcast. | | Favorite musical comedy selections

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WOMAN’S PAGE.’ Place of Faith in Modern World BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKEE. ‘The word “faith” is curiously bandied #bout by the

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w OMAN’S PAGE., Small Dot Designs on Smart Silks BY MARY MARSHALL. After several seasons of the most ex- fravagant sort of

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FOOD PAGE, Light Soups and Salads Material for Spring Luncheons May Be Found in Variety of Forms—Definition of the Well Made

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ®, FRIDAY, JUNE 6 1930 ONE OF THEM SNEAK THIEVES, SURET My NAWE 13 casey!! AH! wHaTA BREAK!

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COURT SETS ASIE * DRY AW CHARGE Acquits Man Aocused of Sell- i ing Ginger for Use in In- " toxicating Beverages. By the...

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Sports News FOUR-GAME STAND | TOTEST PITCHERS Socking Indians to Furnish Fielders Toil Aplenty. Tigers Pummel Jones. BY JOHN

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D2 NOTABLE ATHLETES WILL SEEK HONORS Agee, National Champion, Is| "Among Entries—Event to Start at 2 0’Clock. FIELD of 48...