Evening Star dated January 21, 1933

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T, & ', came | eral months ago for his health. 4 WEATHER. gentle shifting yeste: Closing N. Y. Markets, Pages 12 & 13 32,407.

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A—2 sux JAPAN' REJECTS L FAGUE PROPOSAL Jehol Again Bombed—Pre- mier of Manchukuo Reported Killed, Muto Hurt. (Continued From

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DRY ISSUE ENTERS ‘SPEAKERSHP RACE Rankirn Assails Proposal to Speed Repeal Move in New Congress. By the Associated Press. The

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OLD FIREFIGHTERS ~ HISTORY RECALLED Society of Natives Is Given PRicture of Days When Presi- ! dents Were in Brigades. Shades

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ROOSEVELT GIVEN | U5, LEAD ABROAD! President-elect Assumes Control of American Foreign Policy Regarding Debts. BY CONSTANTINE

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A6 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C SATURDAY... .January 21, 1933 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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SOCIETY SOCIETY The Dean of Diplomats and Mme. Claudel Arrange Entertainments After the Period of HE Ambassador of France and

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t | | { . DR. JOHN R. OLIVER WL SPEAK HERE Baltimorean on Cathedral Program With Bishop Freeman Tomorrow. Bishop James Edward

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CHURCH T0 OBSERVE 2oTH ANNIVERSARY ery Chevy Chase Presbyterian | christ and the Delusicns Plans Week’s Program Opening...

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A—10 =+ “POWER OF GOSPEL” S SERMON THEME Dr. Hutchinson to Begin Se- ries in Mount Vernon Place M..E. Tomorrow Night. The...

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MAGAZINE PAGE. Artistic Hanging of Wall Mirrors BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. AN mr f :flluln i\ 1923, W'HE MIRROR IS CAREFULLY

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FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. NEW MEETING DATE D. C, SATURDAY, JAN RY 21, 1933. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE IST[]BK LIST HOLDS /N reaters

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FINANCIAL, U.S. BOND ISSUES TOUCH NEW HIGHS German and " Italian Loans Also in Demand at Short - Session. BY CHARLES F....

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PARLEY UNDER WAY 10 END STRIKE ON POSTAL STRUCTURE Secret Negotiations Pressed With Hoisting Engineers. Success Uncertain.

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WASHINGTON, D, C, REALTORS WILL CONSIDER PROBLEMS FACING OWNERS National Business Session Here Will Take Up Financ- ing, Slum

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B2 * REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, 1933. Beauty and Economy REAL ESTATE....

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REAL ESTATE. POPULATION TREND IFLUENGES TAKE| Movement to Cities Caused Increase in Local Burdens, Dr. Heer Reports. The...

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SPORTS. L‘[lll]NIAlS TACKLE HOYA CONQUERORS . John’s Manpower Tells in G. U. Defeat—Terrapins Hosts to V. P. I. EORGE...

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SPORTS. CAMPBELL STAKES 1S PUNCHY EVENT Six Years’ History Packed With Drama—Girls Roll for Dixie Title. BY R. D. THOMAS....

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B—6 ; THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, 1933. MODERN MAIDENS HAS ENGAGED THE WELL KNOWN OsTECTIVE —

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HELP AND SITUATIONS, 3 AN, SPANIEH & "ALIAN. g_’:& S s an 250-E. Btar of Bnu BOY. clean and ¢ueruuc - HHER ronten it o Sat:

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APA IOOMS AN'B BOAID. woaum oflerl ®ood, To0d W o oranle eovifonment. in modern hom Fates, $8-50; convenient to cars. Col....

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[ APARTMENTS. THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 193 1830 16th St. N.W. No. 22—5 rooms, kit, bath,...

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APARTMENTS. Na. ‘1819, N SEE THESE APTS. 3 large rooms, k. and b, newly decorated; svery convenience; $37.50; Tesident...

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B—12 AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS, (Continued.) ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustee’s Sale of Three-Story|,, Brick...