Evening Star dated March 18, 1935

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P \ WEATHER. (U 8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and not quite so cold with lowest temperature about 35 degrees tonight; to-

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VALUE OF PROTEST T0REICH DOUBTED U. S. Watches Developments in Europe—Outbreak Held Unlikely. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN....

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BROWN DENIES PACT WITH TEXAN Tells House Crime Probers His Intention Was to Pro- mote Bean. (Continued From First Page.) due

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BARBARA MOIVANI CLINGS T0 TITLE Despite Divorce Plans Ser- vants Instructed to Call Her “Princess.” By the Assoclated Press.

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BLAMES “BOMB” GUNIN SHOOTING Mountaineer Who Killed 0f- ficer Says He Was An- gered by Shot. (Continued From First Page.)...

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* vention of the National Rivers and of the Projects Committee of the con- + gress to consider specific proposals ¢ for !...

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THE EVENING MEXICO RESISTS FGHT ON RELIGON Conflict Makes Country Turn Anew to Church, Observer Says. Mexico is not...

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A—8 With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.......March 18, 1835 THEODORE W. NOYES. ..Editor The Evening Star

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JAMES MILFORD PLACE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD Chemical Manufacturer and Ben- efactor of Newspaper Boys to Be Buried in Corry, Pa.

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MUSEMENTS Laughton Scales Heights In Gettysburg Address Actor, Who Is King of Many Moods, Hurls Dramatic Thunderbolt Into...

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HTS DEMAGIGLES Dr. L. K. Anspacher Says Education Can Prevent Social Disaster. America must educate against po- litical and

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FORMER HOLDOUT NOW A POLLYANNA Happy to Toil for Harris, Southpaw Is Keenest Booster on Club. BY JOHN B. KELLER, Staft...

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SPORTS. Skinny Odds Favor De Grasse Tonight : Baer-Schmeling Fight Offers Frothy FIEHTS WOLFRAM [ TANBARK AND TURE FOR SARRON

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; FINANCIA THE EVE G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 18 1935. FINANCIAL GANSDISCLOSE) TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK...

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FINANCIAL. BONDS REGISTER . SUBSTANTIAL DROP Junior List Sags Fractions to Around 2 Points. U. S. Issues Down. By the...

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CURB LIST MOVES 0 LOWER LEVELS Declines Range From Minor Fractions to a Point in Quiet Trading. By the Associated Press. NEW

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Washington News BLOOD TEST URGED FOR DETERMINING DRUNKEN DRIVERS United Dry Forces of Dis- trict Ask Immediate Adop- tion by

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s B—2 OCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess at Luncheon to Mrs. Garner and Cabinet Hostesses Toclay. RS. ROOSEVELT...

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SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) Bilver Spring, Md., had as their guest over the week end Miss Haldane Pyne of Marshall,

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B—4 TIGHTENED REIGH BOYCOTT IS URGED Untermyer Asks Pressure to Ruin or Reform Hitler Regime. ‘ | By the Associated Press. i

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SENATE RECEIVES DEFICIENGY BILL $112,762,870 Total Includes| Funds for Two District School Items. After adding $492,560 for

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B—6 - MEASSALS .8 ARNS EYPEAGES World as Near to War as in July, 1914, Dakotan Tells Grocers. By the Associated Press. NEW

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DAILY SHORT STORY WHITE MAGIC A Story of the Deep South and a Planter Who Knew the Psychology of His Servants. BY OLAH MAUDE

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B—8 THE LIBERAL ATTACKS TOPPLEBLUE LAWS Sunday Sports, Movies and | Smoking in Public Gains Ground in States. By the...

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MENDIETA HELD CAUSE OF STRIKE Hopes of Revolution Against| Machado Not Realized, Buell Says. — By the Associated Press. NEW

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SERVICE ARMY ORDERS. Kromer, Maj. Gen. Leon B., Chief of Cavalry. granted leave of absence for 7 days. March 14. Parker, Col.

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RICHBERG 0 TALK INFORUM TONIGHT Official Will Discuss Main Problems of Nation in 1935. HE mose serious probléms facing the

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B—12 MAGA ZINE PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Attractive Frock for Child BY BARBARA BELL. | HIS 1935 version of a well-