Evening Star dated April 12, 1933

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“From Press to Home Within an Hour” The Star’s Carrier system coversevery city block and the regular edition is delivered to

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= 3 - STATEMENTS DUE iints May Obtain In- £ ;g i 0. Waldwin, receiver of the | g nt today to depositors Py e of r commercial

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DRVE FOR LIERARY “Book Begging” Seen as One Way. to Avoid Closing Branches. (Continued From First Page.) wry out, unless...

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AN LEADERS b RECEIVED BY POPE| Von Papen and Goering Call Upon Pontiff After See- ing Mussolini. By the Associated Pr ROME,

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SHAW SEES HOPE INLAND OF BOOBS rish Critic Says America May Take Lead to Save Civilization. By the Assoclated Press. NEW...

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A—O ENVDY T[l BRITAIN £ EIGHTH FROM SOUTH Judge R. W. Bingham Takes Up Ambassadorial Duties at St. James. BY GEORGE MADDEN

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DISTRICT AWARDS $136,000 CONTRACTS Road Improvements at Piney Branch and Additions to Col- ored Home Included. Contracts for

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i o e e e———— A, e . e e e e e e e e " e S T e R T e e THE EVENING STAR THIS AND THAT ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ry Bt familiar...

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from Silver City, Alaska, to the Chicago | €XPected to arrive at Prince Exposition, yesterday was fitting his ! miles away,

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HGH PRUPAGANI]A - EXPENSES DENED fierman Foreign Office De- scribes French Assertion as Nonsense. By the Assoetated Press....

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o Jviadiid Siai, W LS Vo ddasaaan S arid X Aradl Piecgoins 1< + o EASTER « THE HECHT CO. | Tune in on Station 'RCForD-anl...

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PLAN BOYS, WEEK | CELEBRATION HERE Representatives of 13 Or- ganizations Approve Pro- gram April 29-May 6. PEAK ON RAMPAGE )

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MASONS 70 MARK MAUNDY THURSDAY Scottish Rite Services Will Be Held at All Souls’ Church. Unique Civil War Relic Given Honor!

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FINANCIAL, - GUDREELECTED - BANK, PRESIDENT Other Officers - Retained at Annual Meeting of Wash- ington Mechanics. BY EDWARD.

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Ralroid Group Registers Most Losses—Utilities Also Sell Off. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. ' \@pecial Dispotch to The Star. NEW YORK,

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Breslau The Friendly Shop 1109 F Street " NEW ARRIVALS! SPRING COATS Regular $19.95 Values! THURSDAY ONLY Fur-Trimmed and...

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- 'on’7 the amount manufattured herz and N BEER SALES BARRED IND. C. HOME AREAS BY COMMISSIONERS Firms Already Established

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g CETET L A 5 I ST I cusraen SOCIETY. , approval in eny = Edstey Parade [*Man-Tailored SWAGGCER THE EVENING SOCIETY The...

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From Second Page. Miss will be maid of honor for her sister and Sherburn M. Becker, jr., another sister will be matron of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1933; Forecast for Easter Sitflday: Fuir and Gayer— Entire Families

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FRANGETO FIGHT SHP FRE NENACE Men Will Be Sent to Sea as Safeguard, Due to Antlan- tigue and' Other Disasters. t, | fagon...

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DAY, 1933. 1981, the moving picture | tended was an EZyptisn dinner given by e decided fo let every. |the Minister from Egypt

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S z|9 i3 i fe i AT ] i b st i ? | i i i i i 3 i 5 i g . ; Capt. Wendell Woife clupur will celebrate its ”d birthda; re 31 *F

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APTER SHE'S MARRIED!” word rearrange to spell the for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposif l Daily

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D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1933. HOUSING MEASURE l GHANG[S PR[]PUSED E¢§$§R W %§§$ Washington Engineers’ DI-I ‘ 5 ( st ana

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MAGAZINE PAGE . Revival of Old-Fashioned Thrift BY LYDIA LE AKING the most of things is|assumed quality of excellence. It was

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Conquering Contract By P. HAL SIMS. Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the greatest living contract and @uction player. He was

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STOCKHILN SENDS GTYHAL TOLS, lbliel in Wood, to Be Shown at Chicago, Is Complete in Detail. By the Assoclated Press....

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1933. Hopeful Nats Rebuilt in Thre [} I RAMBLING BASE BALL THOUGHTS. 16,0F 24 N SQUAD PUT ON SINGE 1929

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*SPORTS. | Spring Grid Drills Please Coa *FINE TEAMS SEEN FORC.UANDG. W 6. U. Not So Well Fixed and Maryland Must Depend on

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SPORTS. Army Navy Club Loses Distinction of Being Only Bunkerless Layout Here TRAPS ARE PLACED BACK OF 2 GREENS Check...

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When looking for lamps unusual, see the large assortment at CATLINS’ Inc. 1324 N. ¥, Ave. N.W. National 0002 14010 SERVIC...

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AUTOMOBILES. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. spape) D!l“‘l" in. b 23 1n. Used newapaper I 25 100 for "1'"0 Excellent for h“llxl pu)...

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APARTMENTS. DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS LA SALLE APARTMENT 1028 Connecticut Ave. ‘Washington’s elite, modern,...

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REAL ESTATE. HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. SALE—HOUSES. (Continaed.) _ - e fent loc 20 rd SI. T Bk T, RNOTE I8 P RAS A‘ S12.5¢ e [ORR!

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STAR, WASHINGTO ARMY OFFICER TO WED SAN FRANCISCO, April 12 (®).— 1 . o v 5|An Hawalian yomance will culminate | here this