Evening Star dated April 17, 1935

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—————————————————————— WEATHER. (U 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Partly cloudy with lowest temperature about 38 degrees...

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A—2 suw CONERES TREND HELD GO0D OV Victories for Champions of Less Restrictive Legis- lation Seen. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. From

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HUNDREDS HONOR J4 BUS VIGTIMS School Prepares for Over- flow at Williamsport Memorial Rites. By a Staff Correspondent of The

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01 R DEVANES TRON EFN Balloting Begins Tomorrow. Merchant Marine Pro- gram Approved. Strengthening of the armed forces of the

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BRISK CAMPAIGN OCCUPYINGD. A.R. Social Functions Marked by Electioneering for Pres- ident-General. Spirited electioneering

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A—0 COUNCIL FAVORS ENLARGING SCHOOL Southeast Group Backs Plan for More Space at Eastern High. The improving and enlarging of

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CONTROL OF TIMES KEPT FOR OCHS KIN Nephew, Daughter and Son- in-Law to Direct Paper in Future. By ths Associated Press. NEW

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SLIP COVERS -plece slip covers and ave PealR o Hoistered. 3 1-‘."3’. $16.50 and home F L. l RWOOD Aftantic 1971 one for...

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SEVATOR BLOCK ANTHLNGH BIL Smith and George Advise Against Passage of Measure. By the Associated Press. Indications of strong

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY....April 17, 1835 THEODORE W. NOYES. . . Editor The

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Admiral Dewey’s Victory at Manila . . . HUGH REILLY WAS SELLING QUALITY PAINTS When Admiral Dewey made his triumphant return