Evening Star dated March 13, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) erly winds. Temperatures—] est, 60, at 12 noon today; lowest, 38, at 3 am. today.

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U. 5. FEARING WAR INHOSTILE EUROPE Roosevelt in Close Touch With Franco-German Situation. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. Official...

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MACHINES TRACE CAUSE OF QUAKE First Actual Records Taken 1 in Los Angeles Disaster by U. S. Officials. By the Associated...

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HOARDING BLOCKED 'BY BANKING RULES Institutions Permitted to Ask ;. Patrons What Is to Be f Done With Money. By the...

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STATES SPEED UP | " LEGALIZING PLAN Machinery for Public Expres- | sion on Repeal Prepared in Some Sections. By the...

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D. C. PRELATE WITH 6 MADE CARDINALS Pope Elevates Msgr. Fuma- soni Biondi at First Con- sistory in Three Years. By the...

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ASSENBLY T0 GET | BANK LEGISLATION Mearings and Reports to Fill Week for Legislators at Annapolis. B7 2 Btaft Correspondent

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY,« MARCH 13, 1933. e e e R L THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. L...

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LS. SHPS TARGET OF CANADIAN ACT Use of Own Vessels for Coastal Trade Sought in Measure. Special Dispatch to The Star. OTTAWA,

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'A—-10 ° FEFONDING PLANS SHAY BE PUSTPONED ;ovemment Would Probably Be Unable to Obtain Fa- ¥ ; vorable Interest Rates. BY

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INDEFINITE MOVIE CLOSING DOUBTED Decision Is Due Today in Hollywood Pay Cut Controversy. By the Associated Pre HOLL YWOOD...

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‘A—12 SPORTS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1933. SPORTS. ‘Cronin Will Hustle “Big Five” to Hill :...

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o WILL TOIE AS HARD IN SPRING AS FALL Schedule Gives Colonials No Chance to Loaf—G. W. Quint Praiseworthy. BY H. C. BYRD. ARD

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hold up its price through international um;pm pmmbmu dumm of the sllver cur- “The existing banking sttuation shows 'we must

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NEW HOLSECROLP LKELY T0 WeH .. FIGAL FNOS Deficiency Subcommittee Ex- pected to Take Up Lump Sum Issue. BUDGET BUREAU PLANS