Evening Star dated April 11, 1933

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‘WEATHER. Closing N. Y. Markets, Pages 12 & 13 No. 32,487. post _office, Wa: Entered-as second class matter shington, D. C.

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ROPER CONPLETES NEW SET-UP PLANS Swmg of -$19,000,000 Out- imd in-Proposal for Only fi- Six Bureaus. :gn'try‘ aill go back to

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1‘ TRUNK STORAGE, 60c per smonth for one: $1 for two; 82 for five, in the special lug- [age room on the first floor of...

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‘his ipsis | Gebt installment should be paid, will l cussions t | | FOR CONSULTATION + MacDonald Proposal Given h...

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ICE COLD BEER On Draught at Any Hot Shoppe We: ean- supply your require- ments. Sold on the premises at tables—Drive-in...

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- NOW, “MOTHE "The kids are crying for Bring them down to The Hecht Co. big new Second Floor. Dress them from head to toe.

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GROUPSFORKTE | CONTES MANED Committee Prepares for Events Sponsored by Model Aircraft League. The committee in charge of the

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t © {THE EVENING STAR E WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY........April 11, 1033 B AN o mmw. NOYES... .Editor hmgl;:sfmnm 11 ) N neg S

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THE EVENIN! EIGHT PERSONS HURT IN NIGHT’S TRAFFIC Three ‘of Those Injured Were Vic- " tims of Hit-and-Bun Drivers. FEDERATION

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RECPROCAL TRADE URGED BY ROPER Secretary in Forum Address Emphasizes Necessity of Promised Fair Play. Emphasizing that the

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LROSBY APPROVES | SWIMMING DRIVE Pommissioner - Urges Boys | to'Take Advantage of Free Lessons. ! Commissioner foiced his...

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€ Qssistant Cashier Promoted. I Directors Declare Quar- B terly Dividend of $2. P BY EDWARD C. STONE. " Following the regular

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¥ FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL, COVERNNENT BOND/ [ Bo N D PRICES IN ADVANCE (Sales are in !l.o?‘;) P Other Groups Participate in 32

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Co-operation With League More Useful Than Is Par- ticipation, He Says. SOUTHAMPTON, England, April 11. ~Sir Austen...

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1 The Foening Saf [~ WASHINGTON, D. FRST SUTSFLED T0 FORCE ISSUNG OF BFER LIEENE Samuel Wertliev Fights Re- fusal of Permit

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= B2 SOCIETY. CIETY rs. Roosevelt Will Be Guest Speaker of Philanthropic Societies in NCW York RS. ROOSEVELT, who is spend-

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SOCIETY (Continued Prom Second Page.) his bride will make their home in this city. P Mrs. Nicholson Hostess to ! Law...

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‘Woman’s or Misses’ cape - sleeved coal with kolinsky, $26.75. Woman’s tailored Woman's Ascot coat with scarf coat with elbow

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, APRIL I, ¥ | there 1s a possibility some teachers will DISTRICT MEASURE mfln:“

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ECONOMIST FEARS HERITAGE OF WAR Langsam Says Failure to Wipe Slate Clean Will Cause New Conflict. By the Associated Press.

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i CONGRESS ATTACKS FARM AID PROBLEM Both Houses Aim to Clear| Way for Roosevelt Program. By the Associated Press. Both...

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v B8 HILCREST SEEKS. | TRXRATEHEARNG i | Protest to Commissioners| Against Increase on Real Estate Planned. Plans for a...

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THE EVENING anthewldifi medical student. The trest- Rail Union Official Dead. GER"HBMES Qtimns Asociation a1 s mestng in |...