Evening Star dated March 9, 1935

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WEATHER. (U 8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and not quite so cold with tem- perature about 30 degrees tonight; to- morrow

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CUBAN OFFICIALS ACT O END STRIKE Suspend Constitutional Rights and Establish Mar- tial Law in Havana. By the Associated...

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Head 1s Enargea BAL LOST IN WAR By Faget Disease) YEARS AGO FOUND Snatched From Mother’s Arms When a Baby in 1915, She Joins

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A—4 % PRICE’ EGOED C0ULD VERDE Jury Foreman Says It Would Have Been Different Had Man Been “Outsider.” By the Associated...

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HOPES ABANDONEDI FOR EARLY RECESS Democratic Leaders Con- cede Session of Congress May Be Prolonged. . By the Associated...

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T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1935 A—6 L L 2 2 j - THIS AND THAT BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL, THE...

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DISTRICT BALLOT URGED BY YADEN Federation Head in Radio Talk Opposes Change in School System. Pleading for enfranchisement of

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SO SOCIETY. CIETY Mrs. Roosevelt Will Accompany Guests on Sight-Seeing Tour of Capitol and Other Buildings Today. RS....

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THE EVE NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1935 A9 CALVARY BAPTIST TOPIC ANNOUNCED Rev. W. S. Abernethy to Preach

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A—10 LENTEN PROGRAM 10 BE FEATURED Rev. Russell J. Clinchy to Preach at Mount Pleas- ant Congregational. The program of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, BISHOP WILL GIVE LENTEN MESSAGES Series of Special Addresses Announced for...

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A1z ¥+ FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1935. FINANCIAL. INSURANBH_IMII TRANSACTIONS ON THE

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INANCIAL! U.5. BONDS GAIN: OTHERS HESITANT Federal Obligations Extend Recovery, but Volume Dwindles Sharply. By the...

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A—14 #» CRIME QUIZ GETS REPORT ON VICE [N EACH PREGINCT Randolph Reveals Probers Already Have Informa- tion on Conditions.

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HOME BUILOING INCAPITAL SHOWS GREAT INCREASE Total in First Week of March Only Slightly Under Entire Month in 1934. PERMITS

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B—2 #% REA L ESTATE. HONE BULDING SHONS INCREASE Total in First Week of March Only Slightly Under Entire Month of 1934....

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REAL HOLSINGPROGRAN PRASED BY EDTOR All Cities Have Benefited, Says R. V. Sawhill of Plumbers’ Organ. Special Dispatch to The

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REA BUILDING GAINS INFIFTH DISTRICT Federal Reserve Reports 18.5 Per Cent Increase in Permits. The latest monthly review,...

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Griff Fin FVE CLUBSSPURN “HoLD0LT PTCHER Battle Will Start Monday for Center Field and Shortstop Jobs. BY JOHN B. KELLER,...

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B—6 Schmeling L3 FANS DONT THINK YANK IS IN SHAPE | | All Europe Is Intrigued by Bout Tomorrow—Max in Perfect Fettle. By the

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N BY BARBARA BELL. OR one of your house dresses | you could find no better de- sign than the practical frock shown in the...

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B—8 : | MODERN MAIDENS | UM TI L P, A1 Rt e+ %@ “THIS BUDGET WON'T DO! CESSITIES AND NOT ENOUGH LUXURIES!” LETTER-OUT By...

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B— MOMS—FURNI HED, «Contin FWG TARGE FOOMS wiih bath, THrished. four persons. $9_per person weekly. In- auire_Burlington...

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SALE—SUBURBAN. (Continued.) YOUR OPPORTUNITY To purchase a $12.500 home at & reduc- tion” of $4.000. S5 cash. " balance...

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B—12 = AMUSEMENTS.’ Agile Fred Astaire Stars In the “Roberta’” Picture| 4RE EXHIBITED Dancer Takes Most of Version 0{...