Evening Star dated April 28, 1931

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No. '31,778. Eaiweden Pages13,14&15 Entered as second class matter ‘Washington, D. C. WASHINGTON, : D. C., ‘WITH SUNDAY...

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- PATERNALISM LAD T0 WORLD CONFLLCT Enormous Growth in Cost of Government Witnessed Since War. Note—This is the second of a

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Cold Storage ~—costs so little—saves so much. Not only protects from¢all risks (moth, theft, fire, dust), but preserves the

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BRIDE T PRESENT COPINION ON COAL Legality of Sale of 2,000- Pound Units to Be Received b« by D. C. Heads. The District...

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FEDERAL BURDEN ON BIG STATES HIT Beck Declares Unequal Dis- tribution of Political Power Is Grossly Unjust. @peclal Dispatch

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Phone—Me(rop(;Iitnn 1512 UNION BUS DEPOT 1336 New York Ave. N.W. BALTIMORE—Round Tri One Way *Staunton, Va..34.00 *Lexington,

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CERMAK TAKES OVER NEW DUTIES Promises to Reduce Taxes in Chicago by Cutting Government Expenses. I By the Associated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY........April 28, 1831 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ..Editor

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ADVERTISIN ATLANTIC CITY, =Joseph F. Kelly, advi W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th Corner Spring Road Col. 0464...

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Baby’s Picture -_ | FREE | | | Bring your baby to Sears’ Infants’ Dept. on the second | ‘ r, where a professional...

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WAR OBJECTORS STATUS IS TESTED Right to Become Citizens Ar- gued Before U. S. Su- preme Court. The Supreme Court must decide

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SLUMP SATIRIZED BY GRIDIRON CLUB = Skit at Dinner Pictures “Gin- ral” Prosperity as Merely Taking Nap. ‘The Gridiron Club...

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FINANCIAL JORN NEWBOLD, R, SUCCEEDS FATHER ;BWosen President of Mer- ohants Transfer & Storage Co. by Directors. Note—All...

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NS T REACTON 1S €O L B ‘No Method Seen Legal to Prevent Payments by Private Firms. BY J. C. ROYLE. Officlal Washington had

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL '28, 1831 FIN It | | Frock g B venicss 1 MOTORS GONDITON NN e s s { FOUND

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COLONISTS ELECT -SLATE OF OFFICERS Mrs. John L. Buel of Con- necticut: Chosen President of National Society. {Mré. John...

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News ‘Washington i SURVEY EXPECTED | Damage Caused by Blast T0 AID PROMOTION OF U. 5. WORKERS Vital Step in Improvement of

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IETY SOC px""eéident and Mx:s. Hoover Guests of : Secretary and Mrs. Hyde at Dinner at Mayflower Tonight. President and Mrs.

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SOCIETY ‘(Continued From Second Page.) 'Ihnmln'hrllun.mutmrold and Lieut. - Willlam J. Miss Helen Eames Doherty enter- a...

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‘B4 SOCIETY (Coatinued From Third Page.) Portland, Me., are house guests of Mr. and Mra. Hersey Munroe. ‘The_annual Spring

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UNION OF CHURGHES STUDY PROGRESSES | Presbyterian Report Is Due in May on Consolidaticn With Methodists. By the Assoclated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 193I. Wo ODWARD &SLO THROP Many Notable Buying Opportunities Here...

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‘Mortgage Loans There are two u] principal. May be purchased In amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CO. National $100. 925 15¢h

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Quarterly The turn of the seasons finds Jellefi’s turning their stocks—clearing out now instead of later the mer= chandise

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APRIL 28, 1931 the States of Vi Distri ict of Columbia, \ : ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, W, B. &A. TAX...

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Stop Hurting | Instantly | then Lift Right Off! Drop FREEZONE on that aching corn. Instant'y it stops hurting; then s-ortly

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GARDEN PILGRMS - START TOMORROW ‘[Wouf of Historio Virginia Homes Will Lagt Until May 2. Historic ‘Tidewater Virginia homes

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Cooking Processes Over a Stove BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. eum.onwponmfimhu word, “bolling,” is used. If the water

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WOMAN’S PAGE * Frills Appear in Endless Variety BY MARY and still more frills be no end to There seems to ‘Yariety. yard d

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'B-l4 ¥ 1 Family Cares. 1 finds in of Kl S “Df ou_ever see such h\lnm <y ‘We've no sooner fed = the telegraph pole in front

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o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 28 1931. LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. - SOLEMN | R— I L el b’ niren,

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- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, 'APRIL 28, 193I. Imp&rtant Little Things W Tomorrow dl’ . M | Every Home...

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WITH SUNDAY MORNING' @he Foening Sfar. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1931, PAGE C-1 Griffs Do Heavy Hitting on Home

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PLANMING T0 PLAY SEVERAL COURSES Schoolgirl Star Is to Be Guest of Mrs. Haynec While Here. ELEN (BILLY) HICKS, the schoolgirl

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SPORTS. GUARD IS PRODUCT OF DETERMINATION Bergman Lauds 153-Pound- er, Who Is Assisting With Catholic U. Drills. - BY H. C.

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‘=it may be your RADIO TUBES | Your dealer will OU'LL find it so g conven’ent to carry home a treat for the family of—...

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Ion Ill rice on le'- 'm- nls And chariee'in c‘m |:‘ 0. upr! seil ‘for § ndertul tone 13" Kess. won ncn, tel i perteet zlum“

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e: hares thdows, nicely Turnisned, I tional: Te North_3510. , double room, twin sinele_room. $15 month: '‘m_house. AND 14th.

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REAL ESTATE.- ALE—HOUSES. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY. APRIL 28, 193 JALE—HOUSES, RENT—STORES. : SECTION...

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AUCTION SALES. (CIIIIIIA ‘g 8T. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- CK DWELLING, SITUATE 01 wo and seventy. a5 per L Tecord e i1 "at Tolio