Evening Star dated April 20, 1933

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WEAT (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) te s0 cool tonight and east or east winds. Temperatures—Highest, 50, at noon yesterday;

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—2 ex% WASHINGTON GETS WORLD ATTENTION Economic Picture Changed as MacDonald and Herriot | Near U. S. Shores. By the...

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D. AiRi MAKES PLEA TOASSIST SCHOOLS Sociefy Says System Is Fac- ing “Greatest Crisis in History” of U. S. Declaring the...

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MANAGED DOLLARS T0 REPLACE GOLD Ourrency Devaluation Is Seen by Bankers as Result of Action. —_— By the Associated Press NEW

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RUSSIAN VERSION OF TRIAL S GIVEN Soviet News Agency Relates Procedure Leading to Convictions. (In view of the widespread...

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A—6 BRAZL SEEXS WAY T0 REDLGEDEBTS Outlook Held Favorable for Slight Improvement in Exchange Situation. By the Assoclated...

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SCIENCE REBUILDS - VATICAN LIBRARY Photographic Technique Used in Reproduction for Holy Year. By the Associated Press....

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A8 THE EVENING STAR ' With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. April 20, 1933 THEODORE W, NOYES....Editor The

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FRANKLIN KIN BURIED; WAS SCIENCE WRITER b"no Bache, 72, Died Here Tues- %day_Suffering From Overdose .of Sleeping Powder. - e

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on"t l-‘m SHmTH Do your t se teeth drop o MRS, PEARSALL, &, THE .EVENINVG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL MRS, JOHN

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THE EVENING STAR, WALSH IS INDORSED l FOR ARCHITECT'S POST Acting Municipal OfMcial Given Support for Permanent WASHINGTON,

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A—12 »» | terested in the welfare of '.hw iof the District of Columbia. they owe first allegiance and duty to the people of

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ECZEMA.. & q..uuy relieve the itching and heal bo isvitated skin, doctors prescribe Resinol "WAKE UP YOUR | < LIVER BILE— |

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A—14 a3 FINANCIAL. BROKERS' OFFICES | JAMED 10 DOORS Public Rush to Purchase Stocks Recalls Days of 1929. BY EDWARD C. STONE.

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COVERNWENT BOND HCLINE RESUMES Dffigr High-Grade Securities > ower—Junior Rails i Advance. iY CHARLES F. SPEARE. #5¥ia1...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. On November 10; |‘926,i‘ Two Leading Washington Newspapers...

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PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN DEPARTMENT 1S AMBITION OF ICKES Interior Secretary Says He Doesn’t “Relish Being Black Sheep of...

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY. . | SOCIETY Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess to Small Group of Guests at Tea This Afternoon. Receives C. A. R. Also.

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8-Room Farnished Apt. | 2540 Mass. Ave. ‘OUmexcelled «“PAULINA" FROCK With Swagger Coat CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED FREE PARKING

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NG STAR, WASHIN 20, 1933, STUDENTS TO0 DEBATE -‘&"m " sigma 2o "VOTES FOR DISTRICT |im v & R SR %m adjudged the George...

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N — { THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. The PALAIS ROYAL TRELEPHONE DI 100 Wonderful Friday...

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E_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C., THURSDAY, RIL 20, 1933, ROUTE TO EVEREST IN FAIRY REGION Area Traversed for Climb De- scribed

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THEVY CHASE GROUP AIRS ZONING 1SSUE; any Take Sides in Fight on Proposed Connecticut Avenue Park-Shop. ALY LT % A suggestion

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. THE EVE G SIX MEN ARE HELD in the plot. Fhey also , 23, d(:olmed. but‘the ,’w“m‘ sald lenled an; - Others ‘Named n Alleged

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Misses’, Women’s Printed Frocks 82.95 Pretty silk field-flower and garden prints! Misses’ and women's sizes up to B o LR New

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T _E EVENING: ST % |NEWU.S. BUILDING | POLICY IS AWAITED Early Announcement Due at Close of Parleys Now Under Way. R,...

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STAPSTONE TRACED[ =2k s _ BY ROCK EVOLUTION Geologists Find Pyroxenite, Hs “Grandfather,” Is Valuable Clue. By the Assoclated

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THE E.auwaad b. 2, PROPOSES SCHOOLS {33 M. ov.wo0AY, APRIL 20, 1933 »ov ¢ |RELIEF GARDEN IDEA le B—12 EPISCOPAL CHURCH R food

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933, But Two Days Remain to See the Indians 10 AM. to 5 P.M. Daily

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- B—14 fer, * they “Oh, .%" md 50 is £ 7 § §E 8 T 1] -4 =8 f5 i i ET ERl i 3 gg: 4] (Umverul player) W the mms actor ) Helen

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CEN, WA REPORTED [ ALIVE N CERMANY Chinese Hero Arrives in Ber-| lin With Gen. Su and Gen Li and 60 Others. By the Associated

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B—16 NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE DTN TY) < R \)¢ Spectacular Sale 'FURNITURE $7:69 At this price you can

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New Griffian Batting Order Ap i HYER NOW SLATED 70 LEAD OFF AGAIN Cronin Convinced Shake-up Needed to Rouse Power Latent in

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s AT MANOR MAY T5 Many Amateirs May Enter to Increase Places for Paid Performers. BY W. R. McCALLUM. OCAL golf professionals,

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BOGED AS CHANPS, NOW GET APPLAUSE Warm Welcome Is Expected Even in Boston, Home of Titlist, Sharkey. BY WILBUR WOOD. EW YORK,

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. 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C., THURSDAY, APKIL 20, 1933. STAGE AND SCREEN || Today on the Radio ||* s MANHELD...

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THREE ARE INDICTED ON PERIURY CHARGE Insurance Officials Alleged to Have Falsely Stated As- sets—Others in List. — Three...

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MAGAZINE PAGE Conquering Contract By P. HAL SIM Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the oreatest living contract and auction

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MAGAZINE P The Newest Style Notes RINTS are the accepted Sum- mer fashion of the American public,” writes an authority on...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. MODERN MAIDENS Look WHAT 1 Founp — WHY— [T SouN Eoce, i ot Te

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HELP AND SITUATIONS DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just

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REAL ESTATE. TARZAN THE UNTAMED. Taizaa feit uneasy and restless. Once, - THE EVEN Manu, the monkey, had seen the two...

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