Evening Star dated August 3, 1931

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‘WEATHER, Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages13,14 & 15 No. 31,870. HERNDON 23 HOURS BEHIND RECORD ON TRIP AROUND GLOBE...

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FACES LIGHT DAY Brief Talk With Doak on Job " Situation Intefrupts Rest at Rapidan. President Hoover returned to the ‘White'

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AN 1S STRANGLED | IN GANG REVENGE Police Believe Victim Is As- sociated With “Little Italy,” Where Child Was Killed. By the

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MIRIAM HOPKNS ROMANCE FADING Blond Film Beauty Finds Marriage Doesn’t Work in Hollywood. « 3 BY MOLLIE MERRICK. #$vecifl...

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A Dessert Treat ... A Bcrgam 1 Pint ICE CREAM 1 Pkg. of HYDROX Specially Priced! zsc IN SANITARY STORES Uneeda Cheese Spreads

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) ; R EVENING 'ST.AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 193f. TALKIE EDUCATION [£2 ” RESULTS ARE 600D i lYflRKTflWN SH[]WN ;

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ORY DOMINATION FORECASTFOR 12 Neither Party Can Afford to Have Wet Platform, W. C. T. U. Declares. By the Assoclated Press.

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{THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY........August 8, 1931 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ..Editor

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FUNERAL IS ARRANGED re. Maria Allen to Be Buried at| Prospect Hill After Rites. Puneral services for Mrs. Maria Allen, died

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A—10 = DALY SUNBATHS -~ URGED FOR BABIE Health Experts Declare Sum- mer Should Not Bring Neglect. ‘ From United States Daily.

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RADIU SHONS WAY 1 TOU.S. RECOVERY " Kieln Believes New Industry ;| Will Provide Outlet From 15 " Depression. § %% By the...

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| VOCALISTS BILLED " FORRADIO TONIGHT i WRC to Present Song Mediey During “Family Hour” With Two Co-stars. Elizabeh Lennox,

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N “BUSINESS OUTLOOK . CONTINUES CLOUDY “@redit Men’s Manager Says " Upturn- May Occur in the Fall. “3 { “BY EDWARD C. STONE.

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INDUSTRIAL SPREAD ™ T0 COUNTRY SEEN Martin Insull Sees Trend To- ward Diffusion in U. S. Business Life. @pecial Dispatch to

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Sale of U.'S. Products to Foreign Nations On Bong- Term Credit Showld Go a Long Way Towerd whereby the United States...

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‘A—16 REBELS N CANA | SURING FORPEACE] Surrender of Shek’s Forces Asked by Victorious Nationalists. By the Associated Press.

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HENDERSON WILL PROBATE IS ASKED INSUPREME COURT Edelin, Executor, Submits Last Testament—Audit of Real Estate Asked. ESTATE

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| B2:. . SOCIETY SOCIETY President Back From Camp—Will Greet : " Argentine Naval Officers—Other Parties for Visitors. RESID]

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TR EEEEE WXL SOCIETY ] " INTERESTING ' ENGAGEMENT. | Gusd Atlantic City. and Mrs. F. H. Mr. gone ‘to_Atlantic City at the...

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PRICE INDEX NEAR PRE-WAR LEVELS Commerce Department’s Survey Shows 14 Nations Drop 18 to 33 Per Cent. Wholesale prices...

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Midsummer Folk -Festival GIRLS TO ACT "l' SYLVAN THEATER. CONDENNS CHILDS RONPS N EVENING Bureau Booklet Says Bed-| time...

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H;%rg%hflgu%mn For Crossing Qcean| STIMSON INVITATION | £ s & ey il of International affais. Stowaway Refused byU.S. Minister

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WOMAN’S PAGE, Washable Garment Hanger Sets _BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. THE GARMENT HANGER SETS SHOULD BE ATTRACTIVELY CROSS-

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Nationa CLUB NOT DAUNTED " BY Bl MACK LEAD Johnson Band Has Faith-in Own Ability—I= Ready to Battle to Finish. BY JOHN B....

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. SPORTS. FOUR S00-YARDERS SHOD AWAY BIRDIES Two of Beverly’s'.One-Shot Graens Also Defy Par. No. 11 a Marathon. BY FRANCIS

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GF COURSE, MR, FLATHEEL, Inf TAKING UP LATIN, IT 1S NECESSARY TO HAVE SOME' HUMM~ ER- I SHOULD SAY ANTONY'S DATES WITH...

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CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED MDVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturda At the Branch...

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AUTOMOBILES. HILL & TIBBITTS, | 15th ANNIVERSARY YEAR. 7 PRICES SLASHED! B0 Ferd Sgort Coupe %80 Ford Tudor.. In new car *30

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FOR AUTO INJURIES Quartet Hurt When Car Hits Pole—Driver Held for * Drunkenness. .' A=HU-ZIMUOR SRCEELETS T g . Four men were