Evening Star dated July 28, 1932

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e WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Local thundershowers late tonight or tomorrow; cooler tomorrow afternoon or...

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HILER FORECASTS DEATHOFREPURLI Nazi Leader Says 13 Years of “Decadence” Are Near- ing Their End. By the Associated Press....

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e TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT TO QUELL RIOTING VETERANS (Continued Prom First Page.) announced that he would stand pat for the...

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jEAA o WAY HELD LEAR FOR RELE WORK Apoointment of Pomerene | Seen as Removing 0Ob- stacles to Program. BY MARK SULLIVAN....

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‘ ELY INDORSEMENT | EXPECTED MONDAY Smith Leader to Remain Silent Until Roosevelt Radio Address. B July 28.—Gov. F.anklin D.

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) A—-6 VERMONT REDUCES ITSAUTO ACCIDENTS Motor Mishaps Decrease 20 Per Cent So Far This Year From 1931 Rate. The State of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932. WLDWESTDAYS [ Scientists Retired MG Bk IO STLE | | GEOLOGIST AND

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY........July 28, 1032 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The

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TH D. €, THURSDAY, JULY 28 1932 EDWARD . HEN, | ENCRAVER, DIES Maker of Government’s “Hein Eagle” and Bicentennial 8-Cent...

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BRI e e s T S TR EVENTNG 32. == authorities sald today it would take sev- pobeelrs s i e i ek A R | Deputy Sheriff Kenneth M.

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A1 WI-II'I'ENS SKIN 7 Shades Iin 7 Nights! Amazing new creme TRSDAY. RELIEF MAIN WORK | OF LAST SESSION Most Permanent...