Evening Star dated May 22, 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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r A2 wx “POWERS ACCEPT ~ MUSSOLINI PACT :B itain, France, Germany and Italy Agree to 10- Year Peace Effort. 2 : i From Pirst

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U.5. JURY BEGING PROB OF RACKETS Investigation Launched in In- come Tax Prosecution of Gangsters. By the Associated Press.

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BANK REFORM SEEN " INMOREAN PROBE .. Pecora Predicts “Important! Legislation” to Result From Inquiry. @y the Associated...

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RANK REDPENINGS INCREASE IN MAY Average of 125 a Week in April Being Raised, Accord- ing to R. F. C. Chief. Banks were being

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UNDER BLUE LAWS Maryland Statute Against Sunday Work Brings Fines to Trio. 30 DAYS - - ENGLAND - HOLLAND - BELGIUM - FRANCE -

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MAY DAY PARADES - HELDBY CATHOLIGS Queens, Maids of Honor and Pages Join Observations in Six Churches. May day procession...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY May 22, 1993 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The Evening

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—— xg%m”émmu _DiSIRICTV GRO,CVERYvSTORES e REAL VALUES Here are a few timely suggestions you should add to your shopping...

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STEARNS’ ELECTRIC | PASTE | © Rats eat it and rush for water and fresh air gu refunded. Used suc- cessfully for 55 years....

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BARITONE FEATURE ON WAL TONIGHT Everett Marshall and China Society Dinner Outstand- ing Program Numbers. Everett Marshall,

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SPORTS Nats’ Table Set for Tiger Me BY JOHN B. KELLER. UR old friend Stanley— O maybe it’s Bucky to you— Harris is in town

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Skimpy Program Ends College Year He FAST TIMES MAD NIN G_STAR. E %Brisk Battling Is Due Today In Washingt on Title Tennis s

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NCTAL. ISTOCKS IN RALLY AS MARKET CLOSES Fractional Advances Scored After Day of Irregular Price Movements. EVENING _STA THE

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FINANCIA . SHOWS STRENGTH U. S. Treasury Issues Are Firmer—~Utilities Group Sells Off. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Bpecial Dispatch

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- A=16 *%*% FINANCTIAEL. . | OLISSUES STRONG || . Y. CURB MARKET B Wi e NCBIEALNGY == e i = ol Saturday, 75: 16: old stock, |

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AR Washington News FORSTER IS NAMED 10 AID ORGANIZING. OF HAMILTON BANK Appointment Is Announced by Graham—Repre- sents...

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SOCIETY. § %VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SOCIETY Lz | Mrs. Roosevele Will Attend Benefit Ball " This Evening in New York—Returns

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SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) escorts for visitors, and each residence will be displayed by its hostess. Members of

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Specially /M"ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 22, 1933 WoopwARD & LLOTHROP I0™]]THF AND G STREETS...

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—will quickly rid your prem- ises or furniture of Buffalo Moths and other insect life. Furniture mothproofing guaranteed 4

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ENING STAR, WASHINGTON Lansburghs “Outdoor Girl” Sports Suit Sketched Right * @V" Strictly S@C "Outdoor Gir For the player or

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DOMESTIC RUGS Sputint rug I8 thor cleaned, dusied. then carefully serub: bed; removing every parficle_of dirt, grit and...

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B8 ; MODERN MAIDENS } ‘ o I €108 Tk P A7 R e #MY FAMILY PLANS TO GO FISHING, BUT DAD WILL SPEND MOST OF THE TRIP CRABBING AS

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AMUS EMENTS. THE ENI “King of Jazz” Has Been (ST (F PARTIES Revamped With New Scenes Paul Whiteman Musica! 1 Picture,...

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MAGAZINE PAGE. Articles of Luggage at Low Cost BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. WO traveling accessories are given today for the...

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MAGAZ UNCLE RAY’S CORNER Little Trips Into Nature. Crows. ‘Wise old owlL"” but a betier say- INE PAGE crows do to crops, and