Evening Star dated September 28, 1932

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W moderate west or n Temperatures—Hi pm. vesterday; today. Full report on page 9. Closmg N. Y. Markeh, Paxes 12 & 13 ATHE (U.

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SAYS MOOSE GAVE §125,000 70 DAVIS Assassinated NOTED CUBAN STATESMAN KILLED IN HAVANA. Broening Testified Money Was Paid...

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RAIL STUDY BEGUN BY WATINAL BODY Thayer Home After Bombing Coolidge Expected to Map Plans of Non-Partisan Group at Once. By

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GARNER DECLINES BONUS EXPRESSION Mso Puts Off Talk on Med- i ification Action in Press Conference. By the Associated Pres NEW

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RAL SHOP FORCES SECRET ARMAMENT £ WILL BE INCREASED Business Gains Are Shown in Many Lines Scattered Over Country. By the...

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EDUCATIONAL. ACCOUNTAN Pace Cour: B.C. S. and M, degrees; Day a Evening Classes; €. P. A. preparation; Co-educational. Send

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Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th Street at G N.W. NAtional 8206 The Genuine Bprns BREAD KNIFE Cuts a Slice That's Twice as Nice...and

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A8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHING?ON, D. C. WEDNESDAY .September 28, 1932 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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LONDONER PREFERS SURFAGE TRAVEL Patronizes Omnibuses and Trams More Than Under- ground and Tube. Special Dispatch to The...

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A—10 SUSPECT GRILLED IN MOONEY CASE Mountaineer “Thinks” Bomb Was in Suit Case He Carried. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND,

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CERMANY FEARS APKTRY OF ILE Lteng Jobless Men Finally Abandon Hope of Ever Working Again. Spcctal Dispatch to The Star....

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FINANCIAL. STOCKS GO HIGHER I QUIET MARKET FINANCIAE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 NET OF TELEPHONE COMPANY DECLINES THE EVENING

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FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932. FINANCIAL. wes _ X—-13 BONDS ARE SIEAI]Y1 CURB

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TA—14 = HENRI GUILBEAUX GIVES UP IN PARIS Returns to Face Sentence of Death Passed 13 Years Ago. Special Dispatch to The...

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~ THREE MEN SEIZED IN WIDE SEARCH FOR 14 HHACKERS E. A. Mumper, Ex-Policeman, Hijacking Suspect Among Suspects in U. S....

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SOCIETY., S OCIETY Mus) Adams, Wife of the Navy Secretary, Opens Home Here for Winter Season After Summer in Massachusetta.

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SAVANTS TOHUNT | FOR HIGHEST PEAK Expedition in West China to Explore Unknown Mountains. BHANGHAL—An American expedi- tion

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COFFEE PROBLEMS CONFRONT BRAZIL $ao Paulo Rebellion Creates New Dile;mma for Na- tional Council. By the Associated Press. RIO

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WEST VOTE T0 GO FOR BETTER TIMES i,Farmers Hardly Satisfied With Sporadic Relief, as They Hark to Speakers. BY MARK SULLIVAN.

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r B-6 TROWBRIDGE BACK | FROM TOUR ABROAD Member of Cathedral Coun- cil Surveyed European Architecture. Alexander B....

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932. 6. A. R. MAKES FIGHT FOR PARADE PLACE Objects to Relegation in Civic Me: morial Day...

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» B—8 $1,074391 ADDED TOUTILITY ASSETS Appreciation Placed on Value| of Pennsylvania Electric Gorporation Holdings. A...

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CAPITAL MASONS VISIT WINCHESTER Join With Virginians in Bi-‘ oentennial Celebration—R. A. | Bogley Heads Delegation. Special

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B—10 LA PERAHTS ON WG TONGHT Will Be Featured on Program With Virginia Rea and Revelers. Hits from three outstanding light

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LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. IRELAND PHARISEE SUBALTERN GNEISS URSINE Letter-Out and it changed from dry to wet....

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' B—12 MANCHUKUD FIXES NEW IAR":F WAU' Ex-Governor of Virginia Duties on Chinese Goods to| Denies Field Statement Beccme...

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A Sports News The Fo WITH SUNDAY NORNING EDITION ening Staf. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932. Features and

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Cc—2 SPORTS. PROGRAMS DEPEND ONFOOT BALLCON Revenue Essential to Carry Other Sports—Price Cuts May Be Felt. BY H. C. BYRD. HE