Evening Star dated March 3, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) tomorrow probably fair; not much change in temperature; lowest tonight about 35...

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+ i F A—2 kX FALL OF JEHOL CITY S DECLARED NEAR Japanese Continue Advance After Taking Pingchuan, Only 60 Miles Away....

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RAINEY WILL SHARE SPEAKER'S POWERS New House Chief Plans to Work With Steering Committee. __(Continued From First Page) the

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INAUGURAL GUESTS| [ Order of Imaugural Parade | |RODSEVELT-GARNER SWARM INTO CITY Thousands of Visitors Ex- pected in Capital

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY CH 3, 1933. epares for the Great Quadrennial Celebration iy Arrival of the...

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A6 = NEW LABOR CHIEF T0 CALL ON GREEN Miss Perkins Says She Ex- pects Co-operation of A. F. of L. Officials. By the...

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PASSENGER DROPS 600 FEET T0 DEATH Airplane Traveler, Identified as M. D. King of Kalamazoo, Ends Life in Carolina. By the...

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{THE EVENING STAR w0 Suniey Mersing Bien. WABHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.........March 8, 1833 THEODORE W. NOYES....Edito The...

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3% -Hour SALE At the Raleigh Haberdasher . . . Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store Saturday, 8:30 to 12 Spectacular Values

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NEW YORK +.do as New Yorkers do1 i Choose your hotel for distinctive nmosyl’xen SEREEERSTLETERINNL fonvenient ocrtion - =...

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CERMAK RECOVERY HOPE IS RENEWED Bulletin Shows Chicago Mayor Slightly Im- proved. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, March

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CONGERT TONIGHT e-Inaufiural Event to Fea- :fure Famed Stars at Con- stitution Hall. % !The gala pre-inaugural concert to-...

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y:gtn) authorities plxe no secret that often sluggish bowels contribute the poisons and acid conditions which result in pain-

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FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL BETAL SALES OFF| TRANSACTIONS ON ANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Hygyh 190_131( STOCK EXCHANGE

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FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. ON.NEW YO UEBUNE IN BGND B Omwdpm““ ;: ::“li 'ri):: :l.:N G MARKET RESUMES : U. S. Government %15 9519

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RESTORING CUPOLA | 10 SCHOOL URGED Burroughs Citizens Ask Taft “Addition as Memorial to Harris. After ordering study into the

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~ VOTELESS DISTRICT DRIVE IS LAUNCHED FOR INAUGURATION Visitors Will Be Told of Fight Being Waged for National...

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY Social Engagements Are Canceled by President-Elect and Mrs. Rooscvelt. Roosevelt have canceled mary of their

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SPORTS. Rice Waves Clu o CAST RULES ASIDE FORBATTING DAL Even Uncle Clark Mixes in Riot That Marks First Clout Practice. B

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B4 SPORTS: SEEN AS BALLYHOL TRICK FOR SARAZEN U. S. G. A. Pays No Attention. 2 1-2-Inch Can Suggested by McLeod. BY W. R....

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SP TEMPLE-SUNSHINE "~ AFFAIR 15 UNIQUE Will Test Contention Any Select Line-Up May Be Matched in Skill. BY R. D. THOMAS. OR

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FOOD PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933. FOOD PAGE. off down the cow Bedtime Stories vy anoer| |

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WOMEN’S FEATURES Conquering Contract | By P. HAL SIM Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed greatest living contract and auction

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“I'M THINKING OF GETTING MARRIED.” “S80 AM I! WHAT GIRL ISN'T?"” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. PLUMBED | TREFOILS |...

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HELP-AND DONT-BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STA”R CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a mhedulad time to close just as each...

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APARTMENT APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. (Continued.) ENTIRE 2nd_FLOOR. 2 KIT., 1 room. kit, porch:...

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T i Not once did Zu-ta pause until he came to a stop among the tree branches near the cannibal village. They could hear the

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Fresh Homemade CANDIES soclhfl 2-1b. Box §1 Made !‘ru.h ‘Every Day Here in Washinston By our own Fannie May Girls Candy_...