Evening Star dated February 13, 1935

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A WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Cloudy, followed by srow late tonight or tomorrow, changing to rain tomorrow:...

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THE _EV COERCIONTHORN | What's What TOLABOR PEACE Meeting of Roosevelt and A. F. of L. Leaders Seen Wise Strategy. BY DAVID

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81 SAFE AS MACON PLUNGES INTO.SEA Two Missing in Disaster 110 Miles South of San Francisco. (qantinued Froem First Page.)...

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FEP THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935. A4 Judge Outlines Duty to Jury, Explaining ‘Reasonable

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* WILENTZ CLOSES, | DEMANDING DEATH | Fiery Summation Interrupt- ed by Shout of Minister Another Confessed. (Copyright, 1035,

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DAILY f SPECIALS | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH ! PURE ¢ANDIES : Butterscotch Wrapped Caramels 40 Value—al pouna 19¢ || D.C. REAL

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SECTIONREQUESTS EXPRESS SERVICE Fast Street Car or Bus Sys- tem Urged by North Washington Groups. Express transportation...

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A—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935....

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MRS. SHOEMAKER, 70, DIES IN BETHESDA Mother of House of Delegates Member Was Descendant of Pioneers, By a Staff Correspondent

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New Way to Hold Loose | ' FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Do false teeth annoy and bother by dropping and slipy when you eat. |

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Mattresses Need| RENOVATING A mattress in_constant use loses its resiliency. Germs and dirt get inside. At our plant, we have