Evening Star dated February 2, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair, slightly colder tonight; minimum temperature about 33 degrees; tomorrow ;...

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(A2 ws DRYS WILL DISCUSS BLAINE BEER BILL Public Hearing to Be Held in Hall of Nations Next Friday Night. * A group of...

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FFIGIALS LENIENT INAIDING FARMERS Sympathetic Attitude Shown ']qa Effort to Stay Foreclos- [ ures in Southern States. By the

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A—4 NORBECK 10 CALL LEADING BANKERS Assails Mitchell and Others in Marketing of Their Own Stocks to Public. * By the...

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ROOSEVELT FACES TARIFF ISSUE SOON Conferences With Cordell Hull Believed Due to House Vote, February 13. BY MARK SULLIVAN.

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INCOME SURTAX RATE TABULATED] Payment Starts on Flgures Above $6,000, Basis Going Up According to Bracket. ‘This is the last

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(o ukeanummmmm(m« deflance of the law” in the ON FARN AD B e Conflicting Views Given at|the Hearing—Easing of Mort- gages...

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A8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY....February 8, 1933 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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Dix, he is survived . of Wi EMPLOYE OF STAR FOR 30 YEARS DIES Marriage Licenses. Sever Johi , 923 e 'M”mm. 2;00”! n..nnl‘?‘ -

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NEN KEYDECOES MG MESSGES E, T, A and O Top Frequency =—Table €ompiled for = Police Officials. BY REX COLLIER. “NZZ HZ CZMZ

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Famous TOM'S COVE OYSTERS , From the Beds in the Atlantic In thefi‘;.rnby the Pint or Quart RAW BAR STEAMED OYSTERS Every Day

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JA—12 x -FORD PLANTS GET | AUTO BODIES TODAY Dellvery to Be Resumed, but Reopening of Factories Is Deferred. By the...

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SILK HEJACKERS MEET HARD LUCK THE EVE INDIANS TO ASK RELIEF. Man Who Claimed MINNEAPOLIS, February 2 (P).— shxdws of the...

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A—14 w»x» FINANCIAL. SLAUGHTER NANIED FINANCIAL. DECLINE ON STOCK MARKET RESUMES NOTE—Today’ Sales of each stock in thi...

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BONDS AR LOWER | AS SELLING GAINS German and Junior Rail Is-; sues Are Featured on Downswing, BOND UNITED STATES. (Sales are

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A6 00000000000 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THU FILIPINO FREEDOM |‘&¥'ca TERMED PERILOUS W Cameron Forbes, Former...

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| DISTRICT OFFICIALS - ASK STATE'S RIGHT 10 BORROW FUNDS Equal Footing to Use R. F. C. Loans Sought in Meeting Demands for

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B—2 *» SQCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Hoover Entltertained at Luncheon i Tociay By Mrs. Hyde. Wife of the Secretary of Agriculture.

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'SOCIETY (Continued Prom Second Page.) the United States Army. But in April, 1861, he, with scores of other Federal officers,

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PITTMAN DEFENDS HIS SILVER PLAN Holds Remonetizatiop Would Not Expand World Cur- rency to Overinfiation. By the Associated

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The PALAIS ROYAL G-Street at Eleventh Telephone DIstrict 4400 The Long and Short of Real Shirt and Short Value! Sale—Genuine

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UNION VETERANS CUESTS AT BANQUET Seven of 52 District Survivors of G. A. R. Attend Function Closing Encampment. ‘The...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933. JR. MISSES’ STATIONERY LINENS DRESSES s, et v 38008 G and...

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BRIDGE SUMO.KD | OVER GLOVER PLEA Arkansan’s Appeal to House Against Arlington Span Loses in Vote. Despite a plea from...

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MONTGOMERY AREA GAINS PUPULATIUN‘ State Statistics Reveal In-; crease of 1,500, Bringing Total to 53,375. By a Staff...

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B—10 Bl_A[:K BASS B"_I_ l Two Dogs and Horse Coming PASSAGE S URGED D. C. Sportsmen Appear Be- fore House Committee Ask- ing

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19 Friday—Remnant Day Brings Great Savings Reductions of More Than 1%, 13, and 14 Remnant Day Merchandise Is Not Returnable;

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., <THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933. X Ok kK kK kK k kK K K K kK K K Kk X X X ¥ For Quality For

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B—14 ¢ MOVE 0 ABOLISH FARM BOARD FALS Reduction From $500,000 to' $300.000 Also Defeated in House. By the Associated Press. !

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THE EVENING..STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, ThHURSD. Y. T o DR < Cheerrun cherus P}y < e MODERN | T A T s sl :5:3 g::; ;Ev;:o:;:...

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| Lansburgh’s Frida NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THUkovAY, FKosxUARY 2,

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Sports News BASKETERS, BOXERS OF NOTE T0 INVADE North Carolina, Georgia and Duke to Present Stars Against Maryland. \WO of

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c2 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Sato, Nunoi Give Japan Tennis Punch : Chicago Is Hot After Baer-Schmeling Go- - D.

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SPORTS.’ BIANTS ARE AFTER |C GARDENER, HURLER Terry Expected to Effect Deal Soon—Red Sox Sign Pair of Players. By the...

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MAGAZINE PAGE. Conquering Contract By P. HAL SIMS Mr. Sims {s universally acclaimed the greatest living contract and auction

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opping in The Newest Style Notes O you like to let vour imagina- tion run away with you some- times and pretend that you are

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.MAGAZINE PAGE.’ GOOD TASTE TODAY BY EMILY POST. Famous Authority on Etiquette. Table Setting. LTHOUGH we may set our table

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HELP AND SITUATIONS DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just

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APARTMENTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, —_— SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, ROO! APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. WACUUM CLEANERS, rebullt EtTAsgeE

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1933. AUCTION SALES—THIS AFTERNOON ADAM A7 WESCHLER &

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