Evening Star dated February 7, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weathar Bureau Rain tonight snd st.) ‘probably OrTow morning; colder tomorrow; lo ‘Temperatures: 44, at 12

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ORGANIZED LABOR THREATENS STRIKE Building Trades May Quit Six U. S. Jobs to Aid Carpen- ters Resist Pay Cut. (Continued From

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" STRIKE IS CALLED INHUDSON FAGTORY Body Plant Workers Demand 20 Per Cent Raise and Overtime Increase. By the Associated...

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BADTIHES TOROIT A4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933. BAL BOHENE PUTS Al Smith, Prosperity and

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* BRITISH PILOTS OFF ON RECORD FLIGHTS Mollison En Route to Natal. Two Other Planes Head for Cape Town. By the Associated...

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A—b THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, CALLS DEMOCRATS | “A WRECKING CREW Dickinson Scores Tariff Pol- icy in Address to...

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THE EVE~NING STAR., WASHINGTON, JUDGES SELECTED INSTAMP CONTEST Smithsonian Curator and Glover Aid Event Sponsored by Star