Evening Star dated April 20, 1935

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WEA' . (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Cloudy, probably occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly colder tomorrow;...

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THE EVEXING NTAR, WASHINGTON, D. Gives .. SATURDAY 'APRIT 20, 1935, Tirade From Seaffold | |J. . TUBERCULOSIS GEN. CHANEY 1S

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APRIL 20, 19 D. A. R. URGES NEW ALIEN LEGISLATION AS SESSION ENDS S _(Continued From Pirst Page.) who is over 55 when...

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TAX COLLECTIONS SHOW SHARP GAIN March $507,304,493 Total 43 Per Cent Greater Than Last Year. By the Associated Press. A...

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0 U, LAW STHOOL REGSTRAR DIE Thomas J. Hurney Victim of | Streptococcic ]nfection of Throat. Thomas J. Hurney, registrar of

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. April 20, 1935 ————— THEODORE W. NOYES. . . Editor _The...

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FOUNDRY CHURCH PLANS 2 SERVICE Identical Ceremonies Ar- ranged to Accommodate Huge Easter Crowds. At Foundry M. E. Church two

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Eptacopal service at 11 a.m. at the Wash- ington Cathedraf’ will begin with the processional hymn, “Jesus Christ 1Is Risen

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SERMON T0 MARK STH ANNIVERSARY Universalist Church Pastor o7 Will Speak on “Achieving Immortality.” “Achieving Immortality”

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BISHOP TO SPEAK | Cen scime ] . RASMIUSSEN ATTWO SERVICES Special Easter Music Will Be Rendered by Cathe- dral Choir. Tn...

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ROCK CREEK RITES CHURCH'S 223RD Dr. Franklin J. Bohanan to Preach—Communion to Be Celebrated. “The 223d arnual observation of

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A—12 »» SOCIETY. Mrs. Roosevelt Holds Annual Reception to Delegates of D. A.AR. Secretary and Mrs. Morgenthau Spend Easter on

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o s ] WOMEN’S FEATURES, THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1985, WOMEN’S -FEA TURES: as A I3 Pertinent

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A—14 he Foening Htaf Sporls WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1935. w /24 o é T —MATCH! _HIGH e g Burke Still in Grip of

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO D. C., SATURDA PRIL 20, 1935, SPORTS, 15 Invalid Aunt Inspires Marathon Viclor : Betty Keeler Due

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oo s FINANCIAL. STOCKS MOVE UP INACTIVE TRADING FINAchAx:.‘ " SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1935. TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK

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F BONDS ON By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U. 8. Gov't Bonds...... § 800,000 Foreign...

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“A-18 as RELIE SENISSE N % CANPAGN ASRONSCONTIUE Roosevelt Assertion on Poli- tics and Use of Fund Re- ply to Critics....

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WASHINGTON, D. C, HOME MORTGAGE INSURANCE OFFICE HAS BUSIEST WEEK 440 Are Interviewed and Appraisal Fees Accepted From 50.

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REAL ESTATE., 250000 HONES APPRASED N 154 Review Sees Need for Stressing Value of One- Family Dwellings. More than 2,500,000

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, APRIU 20, 1935..- 353 HOMES GET MOST OF BUILDING GAINS TOSUPPORTF.

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REA MANY MORTRAGES Total Put at Third of Entire Sum for Country in Realtors’ Study. Conrary to the belief in many quarters,

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REA NERGHANTS I A A CAVPAEN New York Dealers Plan to Form Modernizing Program. Plans are rapidiy being completed to organize

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EAL ESTATE, VIRGINIA AWAITS “GARDEN WEEK" 100 Mansions Open to Vis- itors-—0ld Alexandria Homes Hold Lure. BY HELEN FETTER

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DAILY SHORT STORY MAIL ORDER LOVE Romance Rolled Up to the Spinster’s Door in a Shiny Car, and Stayed for Dinner, BY ARCHIE

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HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, APRIU 20, 1935. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH WE ARE NEARING OUR f SIR.

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HELP 1. colored. lor wl I!C "ldt- 8 d B5% over ’"rua Jonn umku 724 )ludmn lvc Reading. P S e to col lr‘ut for 'orl in i...

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WANTED—M!!(,!I.LAN‘BOU!, FORNITURE WANTID—We Day_highest prices; prompt and refined service. Don't sell before calling Mr.

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AU OFFICES AND STUDIOS. CTIONS, !Afl - I‘NVI TMENT PROPERTY. REASON- District OFFICE ; TS conventent _locations: Teasona e-

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B—12 AMUSEMENTS. Some Fine Acting in This Powell-Harlow-_’Il)ne Film “Reckless.” at the Palace. Is a Story to Cause Sobbing