Evening Star dated March 14, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Porecast.) Rain tonight and morning; probably tomorrow colder tomorrow morning, much colder

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RAINEY FORECASTS - PASSAGE OF BEER Says Bill Authorizing 3.2 Per Cent Content Will Be Passed by Tonight. ' b (Continued From

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20 DISTRICT BANKS OPEN FOR BUSINESS Deposits Flood Tellers as Institutions Get U. S. Licenses. (Continued From First Page)

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e e S SLATE SUBMITTED BYHOUSE LEADER ' Bemocrats and Republicans Give List of Standing Com- {5 mittee Appointments....

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MONEY1S PROVIDED FOR STATE BANKS R. F. C. and Federal Reserve Members Can Advance Funds, Says Woodin. ' By the Assoclated...

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5 ; A—b " . JTHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, RAINEY SAYS TAXES WILL BE CURTAILED Forum Speaker Voices Hopes Reduction in...

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ERCHSON NAWED NONTANASENATOR Governor Resigns and Is Ap- pointed by Successor to Succeed Walsh. By the Associated Press....

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A—8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. .March 14, 1933 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The

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INFORMATION Fhone NAY. 0836 educed Fares O.W. 35 Yeans SPECIAL Wednesday and Thursday Genuine Toric Glasses FRAMESS2232t% 89

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A--10 #» PRODUCE MARKETS SHOW PRICE GAIN Cotton, Grain, Live Stock and Eggs Advance During Banking Holiday. Prevailing trend

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Seven Big Golf Tournaments, 'Five of Them Here, Comprise Spring List for D. C. Players five of which will be played at...

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GAME BREW MIXED NGELY, SAYS PILOT ’ Found Beverage Beneficial to Players and Creating Interest in Sport. By a Staff...

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SPORTS. Bowling Leaders Plug for City Tourney : Check Swing in Spring, Thomson Advises | TURFERTIO A, ASSOCIATION MUST SHOW

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A-13 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933. PALAIS ROYALMarch Super-ValuesSale It’s Here! Semi-...

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BEER FOR DISTRICT AWAITING PASSAGE House Ways and Means Group Rejects Rider or Amendment. OBSTACLE TO APPROVAL AVOIDED BY...

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Roosevelt Makes Trip to New York by Train, Cancelling Air Flight, Due to Weather Conditions. :...

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WHITE HOUSE LIFE IS NOW INFORMAL New First Lady Receives Newspaper Women for Second Interview. ‘Mrs. Roosevelt held her...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933. Y o&lflSblfl'q § Introducing, “Floor Features” N qm, gm NO...

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v YOMEONE ™ L OVE > X a4 Té . * Vernie Connelly 1‘3‘ Y, - INSTALLMENT XX. HERE were a bunch of telegrams | under June's door

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From the Front Row Reviews and News of Washindton'& Theaters. By E. de S. MELCHER “Cavalcade” Coward's Great Film. OEL...

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THE HECHT CO’S. LOOK FOR ANNIVERSARY SIGNS ALL OVER! “Two Timer”— two frocks Anniversary Special! $16.50 HIGH- PASTEL CREPES

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 : GOLDENBERG Wednesday §pecial.§'.’ Sale! Poster Beds, Coll...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 14; 1933. HAVENNERBOONED % i FORCOMSSONE 1< Mokia Attorney Won on Techni-

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MAGAZ INE PAGE. MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY * BY JAMES J. Light of Experience. TUntil I'd grown a garden plot I fancied that the

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MAGAZ INE PAGE. Conquering Contract By P. HAL SIMS - Mr. Sims is wuniversally acclaimed the greatest living contract and...

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b—14 l MODERN MAIDENS | “THE MEETING OF THE ° V2 | 2 T B-14 043 The & P 4B KD Meverved INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MANHATERS' WILL

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" TS TOSIG ON VISV TONGAT Bonime’s Symphony Orches- tra to Accompany Popular American Baritone. John Charles Thomas, popular

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B—14 AUTOMOBILES THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 APARTMENTS SALE—AUTOMOBILES, SALE—AUTOMOBILES.

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REAL ESTATE AUCTION B—15 APARTM! VTS—UN:'UI\NISHED. HOVSESEI;.;!‘“?-U?)NISBED. SAI‘-CE—“‘I:IO!'JLS)ES‘ WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES.

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There are Still Things You can “Bank Upon” Just because a paltry few have done things to shake your con- fidence. ..don’t...