Evening Star dated January 20, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and warmer; lowest temperature sbout 38 degrees tonight; tomorrow in- creasing

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TOA—2 kxE CITIZENS T0 FIGHT DISTRICT BEER BILL Mass Meeting to Be Held in Masonic Auditorium at 3 P.M. Sunday. | | A protst

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MILLS POINTS WAY | 10 WORLD REVIVAL Gold Standard, Free Trade and Debts Solution Given in List. By the Associated Press. NEW

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ROOSEVELT-HOOVER AGREE O DEBTS Parley Clears Way to Re- opening of Negotiations With Great Britain. (Continued From First...

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1. POLIY PRAISED AT PEACE SESSION Hoover and Stimson Com- mended for Stand in Far East Situation. ‘The Conference on the...

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" A6 MARYLAND ORDERS PHONE RATE PROBE Commission Acts After Fail- ure to Agree on State- Wide Reduction. By the Associated

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TAX DEDUCTIONS -~ SCOPE IS LIMITED Rreltmmary Analysis of New Levies Disappointing in Income Circles. By the Associated...

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THE EVENING STAR " With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.......January 20, 1633 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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STOCK FRAUD DESCRIBED Tondon Defendant Accused of Sharing “Jake” Factor’s Profits. LONDON, January 20 (#).—A witness at the

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A—10 » TARIFF VALUATION T0BEAIRED IAN. 3 Commission Will Examine Conflicting Views on Va- rious Methods. By the Associated

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HATCHING OF FISH TOBE SHOWNHERE 10,000 Whitefish Eggs Will . Be Developed at Commerce Building Aquarium. = In order to...

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‘A—12 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933. JEATHY D POOR HAL N CULTT 1,200 Guests of Firestones

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. ~Goods Association. ' “that the allies have a growing inten- . COLBY SAYS DEBTS MUST BE SETTLED European Problem Should Be

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FINANCIAL. mnusmms“mfi s LIS SHOWS GANS 60 H ) 2 102 :x%mafl Shares Also Feature FINANCIAL. 1933.’ A—14 wxx NG STAR,...

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FINANCIAL, RECOVERY IN BOND PRICES IS SCORED German Dollar Loans and Junior Rail Group Are Stronger. BY CHARLE Epecial...

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190 WEATAER SETS RECORD FOR HEAT Rainfall and Sunshine Also Above Normal, Year’s Totals Show. Washington and the surrounding

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* RADICAL CHANGES | ABOUT MONUMENT | WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, Art Collection on View “STUDIO HOUSE” TO BE OPENED. PPOSED BY

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rB—2 SOCIETY. SOCIETY Chief Justice and Mrs. Hughes Have With Them Their Daughter, Mrs. Waddell, for Visit. HE Chief Justice

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> THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933. SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) City, who is spending

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GALES SWEEPU. 3. SHIPPING PERILED Heavy Rains and Blizzards Bring Property Damage to Various Areas. By the Associated Press.

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> Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital’s Programs. Horowitz and Orchestra Give Brilliant m. feature of the concert

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' -DR. LORENZ 0. K-S ROOSEVELT HEALTH Noted “Bloodless Surgeon” Declares Infantile Paralysis Is No Handicap. Editor's...

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. - PRNATE AVARDED CHAREY AR HONOR Arden M. Farley Is Desig- nated Outstanding Hero of -Army Air Corps. Designated as the...

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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALLMENTS. Nichael Bates Wister's Boston aunt, Miss ndra_Winthrop Wister comes to New ok to see...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Today on the Radio All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Tlme, and are subject to .

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B—10 = COURT AIRS DEAL INVOLVING MELLON! D. C. Lawyer Testifies on Koppers Coke Purchase of Gas Stock. By the Associated...

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\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. JANUAKY 20, HM, NOW THINK J\“ ~ B0 You I MODERN MAIDENS l ALL DUDS HERE, Too.

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