Evening Star dated November 22, 1932

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The only evening paper in Washington with the Associated Press news ‘Temperatures: pm. day. hest, " yesterday; lowest, 32, at

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CUT OF $750,00000 PROPOSED BY KING Utah Senator Declares Some Bureaus Can Be Abolished Give Us This Day 14 THE EVENING Our

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SO 8. NEDED INCHET CAVPACH Only 24 -Hours Remain in Which to Raise Quota in Charity Drive. irtued From Pirst Page) 86 hours

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“0LD-AGE SECURITY INDORSED BY CLUB Members of Monday Evening Group Support Pro- posed Bill. “Old age security” was urged for

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HOOVER AWAITING ROOSEVELT TODAY Governor Due to Arrive at 3:30 P.M. and Go Promptly to White House. (Continued From Pirst...

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~be sire the costly solution 1.5, DEBT POSITION IS UPHELD FURTHER NG STAR, WASHINGTON MISPLACED ORGANS REMOVED FROM CHEST...

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MRS. E. L. CARTER RITES SATURDAY Widow Senator to Be Buried in Mount Olivet. Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen L. Carter, 70,

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With S Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C TUESDAY. ...November 22, 1932 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The Evening Star

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®%® A_9O DENY ELECTION SHOWED Braths. PROHIBITION SENTIMENT socx, wssu x. goestr o loved brother Lena' P. Lainer and the late

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MONUMENT AR DECISION DELAYED 1901 Plan Held Unsatisfac- tory Solution of Gardens Development. The National Capital Park and

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SPANISH WAR INFANTRY UNIT HOLDS REUNION focal Volunteers Get Together 84 Years Froin Day They Weéré iuatered Out. MARGH TO

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A-12 BRAK L $6.75 B s Oare Resally ‘TLow “‘Better Brakes for Less” 303 N ST. N.W. DE. 5483 2000000 f Get Ready for ‘Christmas

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£20S AND BUTTRR . PRCES NOUNTING Potatoes Also Start Rise, but Other Products Depressed. “ Eggs and butter were the bright

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A—14 exx CAPITAL TRAGTION OCTOBER NET OFF ; Company Also Reports De- orease of $266,864 in Prof- Its in Past Ten Months, BY

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FINAN cia L. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932. FINANCIAL, CHECKS ON INDIVIDUAL LIFE INSURANCE

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A—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMB 22, 1932. SPECIAL MERCHANDISE FOR WEDNESDAY Each Merchant on this

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GRAND JURY FREES 21 DEFENDANTS AND INDICTS 47 OTHERS Four Exonerated of Gambling‘ Charges Made in War- rantless Raids. POLICE

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SOCIETY. :Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson Have Arranged for Two Diplomatic Dinner Parties in December. HE Secretary of

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SOCIETY tinued From Second Page.) Boclety, will receive the guests at the society’s first meeting of the season to- night at

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