Evening Star dated January 24, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair, with lowest temperature about 38 -degrees tonight; occasional rain be-...

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STATE AID SOUGHT ON FARM RELIEF New Control Plan Proposed by Editor Relieves U. S. of Burden. By the Associated Press. A new

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ESCAPED PRSONER | IS SLANBY POSE ] Deputy’s Gun Fells ' Swede Anderson After Leap From Train. By the Associated Press. BATON

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MANCHUKUO GAINS UNDER NEW ORDER Ten Months’ Progress De-! velops Plan Including Teacher Training. Mr. Keen, who is staff...

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NEWWE_ SRIZED ON U. 3. BUILDING Corners Ripped Out of Exten- sible Structure to Make Them Conform. uiries to flow into the

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MISSISSIPPI DEBT CUT BY SALES TAX BGovernor Invited by 32 States to Tell Legislatures About System. @pecial Dispatch to The

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COURT T0 DECDE FRE CONTROVERSY Hyattsville Council Rejects Compromise Offered by Rushe Forces. By a Staft Correspondent of

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YHE EVENING STAR _ With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. YUESDAY......January 24, 1033 YTHEODORE W. NOYES... ....

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1Your Clothing Classic! WWULEABIRIL N Semi-Annual Sales with the Lowest Prices of Entire Season at Washington’s Finest Men’s

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INFLATION IS HELD DISHONORTOU.S. Senator Lewis; in Radio Forum, Declares Plan Is Unnecessary. Currency infiation would...

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SPORTS. UUINTETS APPEAR EVENLY MATCHED Shipley, Old Liners’ Mentor, Praises Defensive Skill of Cardinals. C morrow night in

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SPORTS. FRENCH STAR HELD SUPERIGR TOVINES Henri befeated Because He Underestimated Yankee, Tilden Believes. BY ALAN GOULD,

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LEFT-OVER AWARD i List on Record. DURN it, Rena, I don'i| Bronson Quaites, presi- treasurer, were in a quandary, due They had

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MONEY RAVE CUTS INTEREST BANKERS Reduction to 3 Per Cent on Savings May Becanie Gen- eral in New.York. BY EDWARF C. STONE.

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FINANCIAL. .S BONDISSES CONTINUE STRONG Some Fofeion Issues Also ¢« Well Bought at New High Prices. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE....

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A—16 DRESS COPYISTS FACENEW ATTACK French Designers and U. S. and European Buyers to Hold Conference. e PARIS (#).—A new...

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Washington News NEW CEREMONIAL AVENUETOBEUSED | FORINAUGURATION, Portion of Constitution to Be Included in Route of Two- Hour

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B2 SO CLETY. Mrs. Hoover Will Occupy Box at Concert ., This Afternoon of the New York ‘ : RS. HOOVER will attend the . New

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THE EVENING ‘' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY ’24. 1933. B3 —_—_— e | AVIATRIX IN SAHARA | smin pocineacs but...

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B—4 RECOVER FORMIULA FOUND BY SHVANTS Einstein and Two Colleagues Solve Needs of World in Symposium. of anger, that the...

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.. CRME WA DENED BY BROWN Police Wead Tells Mid-City Association Lawlessness Shows Decline. Existence of a “crime wave” in

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FLEET MANEUVERS T0 CAPTURE COAST Y. S. Navy Units Move to Hawaii to Prepare for Feb- ruary War Games. By the Associated...

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Ruptured? Trusses Special sale for 10 days only. Fitted by experts—a large stock of trusses which formerly sold at $7.50 to

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i R o £ Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the greatest living contract and auc- , tion player. He was captain of the...

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MAGAZINE PAGE. Features of Homemade_ Bread TR AT R TSN BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ITHIN the t few years compare their product

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* B—10: “ONLY ONI'i MAN GIVES ME A PAIN.” “WHO'S THAT?” “MY DENTIST.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. men of this kind...

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w \ BY Katharine 8YNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALLMENTS. In the foyer of the Golden Horn. a l\L[h( club. Michael Wister sees a

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B—12 AUTOMOBILES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1933. SALE—elJ'I'O" uoms. ed. Am-ouosn.!:s at...

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‘ REAL ESTATE. HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. (Continued.) SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) WOODRIDGE. D. C.—CHOICE BUNGALOWS nd houses, $40

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B—14 MOTHER FROMAN’S Enoush for Four People ‘Whole Roast Chicken Box. Whole' Fried Chicken Box Also a Real Oyster Box.. CALL