Evening Star dated August 1, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Wenther Bureau Forecast.) Local thundershowers late tonight or tomorrow; not so warm tomorrow; mod- erate...

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r A—2 VIOLENCE ATTENDS MILK STRIKE START ing of Producers Threat- ens 1o Be State-Wid.e as Troopers Clash. 3 vess August...

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NTAR, WASHINGTON AUGUST 1, 1w, IURSCHEL RELEASED: SILENT ON RANSOM Rich Oil Man’s Family Re- fuses to Talk After 9-Day...

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(L PRGE ONTROL | BATILE FORESEEN Teagle Victory Predicted in Code Submitted by John- son to Industry. By the Associated Press

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BY G\ GOULD LINCOLN. jon of the twenty-first amendment the Constitution, pro- viding for ripeal of national prohibi- tion,

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A6 : NGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1933 ——eee RAILROADS SHOW CONTINUED GAINS Qutlook Is Held Bright for, Added Increase in

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BEHEARD FORUM TONGHT R.F.C. Chairma\{l to Discuss Bankiers’ Part if\fiecovery { Program, { Jesse I-Il, Jones, chairngan of the

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A-8 ,THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. .August 1, 1933 THEODORE W. NOYES Editor The

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HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1933. 3 % A =2 —s——ca = lANDREW RAYMOND, |S:ic i cire Povor Buchavan: -

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'A—10 Rampant Red Sox Likely to Test BOSTON SPEEDBOYS| STEPINTOMORROW Have Won 9 of Their Last 10 Games—Yanks Even Set as...

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THE EvVENIAG TISTAR, WASHING'LON, D. C., TuwnsDAY, JGUST 1, 1933 SPOKRTS. "D.C. Strong in U. S. Amateur Prelim : British...