Evening Star dated January 4, 1933

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“From Press to Home Within an Hour” ity delivered to city and suburban homes as fast as the papers are printed. Closing N. Y.

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Az E¥® N THE FEVI ING STAR, WASHLINGTON, D. C, m'A M STATE TAX RATE Ritchie, in Opening Assembly, Also Asks 10 Per Cent Pay

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VOTES BEING CAST /N ART EXHIBI Corcoran Gallery Is Holding Referendum to Determine Most: Popular Work. The Corcoran Gallery

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# Ment should do. .mwfl{a SR Y- HOOVER FFORTS - RODSEVELTS GAN Pemocratic Explanation of | ~-Delay in Reorganizing An-...

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~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO FLODDAREAFAGES 3Com OUTDONE B STCDENTS NS JYANGED THREATS OF RAN TOBOLSTER TRADE Youths Do...

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HURLEY T0 REJECT PHILIPPINES BILL War Seoretary Given Meas- ure by President' for Ad- visory Report. peuehr{ of War Hurley

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o Aol |COLLECTION FOR MUSEUM 4,000 Royal Portraits Compiled by British Woman. LONDON (#)—A callection of por- traits of...

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THE EVENING STAR ___With Senday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C WEDNESDAY. . .January 4, 1933 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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BT, Erreeis i ToE [ Dic 1 Cotnge || S0 | e ot O N I want to lnnd ll $00, subject to payment to mnd‘nnr: dmmx:da:" u‘fibm to

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DEMOCRATS SPENT - 163817 IN 1932 Gampaign Report Filed With Congress Shows Net Deficit of $769,055. By the Associated Press.

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A BEER TRADE STARTEDLONG G0 Cy!ture of Baltic Cities Closely Linked With Brew- ing Industry. DANZIG, Free State (#)—It was &

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SPORTS. STATUS IS HEALTHY. SPORTS BOSS SAYS \sserts Financial Stringency Will Curtail Only Minor Activities. BY MAJ. JOHN L.

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.. TS HERE TO STAY [N L L [3 . IN STAR'S TOURNEY Expert as Well as Duffer Is Happy—M. C. James, With 666, Takes Lead. BY R.

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-~ FINANCIAL. STOCKS G0 HGHER N SHALLMARKET |Trend Changes as Traders Turn to Buying Side. Gains General. A—14 sx» FINANCIAL,

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" PRODUCE NARKETS - INDECLINNG TREND Losses During Year Range From 10 to 50 Per Cent in Leading Products. Markets for the...

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A—16 *xx THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933 SPECIAL MERCHANDISE for THURSDAY | Each week this...

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* WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION he Foen COPELAND ACCUSES BRITISH SHIPPERS OF TRADE TRICKERY Interests Are Seeking to: Scuttle

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Bi2 SOCIETY.. Mrs. Hoover Had Small Party With Her at Mrs. Townsend's Morning Musicale at Lawrence Townsend’s morning...

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‘SOCIETY uated tfom the United States Naval in 1931 and is stationed on West Coast. marriage of Miss Mary Lee , davghter of *

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933. You Can Save a Dollar as Easily JA NU A RY SA LES l. as You

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16 GEORGIANS ASK Legislators Get Photograph * of Alleged Torture in Camps. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, January 4—A...

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What’s What and W here Attractions Soon to Be See “The of the Crogs™ Opens y at National. ECIL B. DE MILLE'S “The Sign of the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933. 1 BRAZILIAN URGES | WOMEN FOR ARMY Gneral Believes Service

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MURRAY TO RETURN T0 AR OVER WRG . Comedian to Be Master of; Ceremonies in New Series ‘of Royal Vagabonds. Ken Murray,...

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AN . 1935 THE INSISTENT CARESSES OF THE CHILD MADE IT DIFFICULT FOR THE MOTHER TO TALK TO THE CALLER. 1t is With difficulty

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933. ‘The Cheerful Cheruk ‘The *“-‘ TS AND n;‘;ars 73R S g ifts

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. 5o york 1 erqeery vn n.w. ncrfle Tor dry 6 pm.; 9'n b GEENAN, refined. experienced: fined_ experienced: e

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APARTMENTS 121 prices for December P na rom *nlnd slight 'y used. $31. ; used midee Onnfl. lnfl uprights lorl ‘r‘em ny. medium

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933 AUCTIONS. B—13° (Continued.) (Continued. ARE - -

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'DOES RHEUMATIC AGONY DRIVE YOU CRAZY? !n: cannot hope to get lasting relief from cruel, crippling rheu- matic aches and...