Evening Star dated February 27, 1935

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———————————————————————————————— WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair, continued cold tonight, minimum temperature

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INGOME PUBLICITY SUIT IN PROSPECT Kidnapings and Wave of Credit Withdrawals Is Feared. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. With the prospect

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SIMON TRIP PLAN PARTLY APPROVED Proposed Visit to Russia Favored in Principle by Cabinet. By the Associateld Press. LONDON,

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SINGLE ROOM A DAY AT THE HOTEL TUDOR NEW YORK CITY & new hotel on 42nd Street 2 blocks east of Grand Central Station. NIGHT

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BUDGET FOR ROAD REPAIRS PLANNED Prince Georges Board Tells Delegations of County- Wide Program. By a Staff Correspondent of

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A—6 VOTELESS WOMEN - PLEDGED SUPPORT ?‘;Capper and Copeland Will = Help, They Say—Edson Hero of Evening. Two Senators pledged

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ORCHESTRA PLANS ALL-U.S. PROGRAM Dr. Hans Kindler to Lead Symphonies Written by Living Composers. With several well-known...

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-A-8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935. THIS AND THAT THE EVENING STAR | ‘With Sunday Morning

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W. W_BRIDE RITES TOBE TOMORROW Head of D. C. Parole Board Will Be Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for William W. Bride,

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J.E HIGH INCORPORATED VA 'OUR PLUMBER’ DAILY SPECIALS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH PURE ¢ANDIES Chocolate Covered Plantations 17

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MEDIGAL BUREAU 10 OPEN FRIDAY Will Aid Those in Reduced Circumstances Who Do Not Want Charity. The Medical-Dental Service...

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CASH! . For Your Old Gold C-N:? s pay bigh prices for old gold, - foryour old jewely. By farpidadicd D.A.R.ISSUE'HIT BY MRS.

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GRANTED REQUEST TO REPORT EARLY Hadley and Linke Do Well at Hot Springs—Bolton Shows Ambition. BY JOHN B. KELLER. Staft...

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14 Old Liners in Quandary Over Ring Team: Commissioner Allen Tough PROBLEMS MANY IN FILLING GAPS Loss of Two Aces Not Only