Evening Star dated April 26, 1935

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WEA' . (U 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; lowest tempera- ture...

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A—2 ‘sw TENTLE SUBSDY PLAN WIS FAVR Rebate to Shippérs Devised to Meet Japanese Cost. Tax Would;Stay. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. What

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GIRL VICTIM BEGS KIDNAPER'S LIFE Mary McElroy, Interviewing Governor, Wants Noose Averted. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON

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BLLBOARD FIRY ACCUSEDBY ORAM Inspection Chief Says Com- pany Broke Pledge to Remove Signs. The General Outlook Advertising

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ELLENBOGEN BILL APPROVED BY 600 Meeting at Labor Depart- ment Condemns High Rates Here. Approximately 600 persons gathered in

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CHEST GOALIS GAIN IN PAYMENT RATIO 91.29 Pct. in Cash on 1934 Pledges Seen Too Low for 1935 Budget. The Community Chest of

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CITIZENS INDORSE NEW BRIDGE PLAN Conduit Road Residents Drop Fight for High Level Span. Abandoning a fight waged since 1924

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Black SCREEN PAINT the time to paint your sereens to bave them ready for warm weathe his black sereen paint is rustpreef,...

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AT PAYS LT VST T0 THEATR Takes Walk Through Scene of Triumphs Before Sailing. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April...

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A—10 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY........April 26, 1935 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, roe street. She had been ill about three months. A native of Botetourt County, Va., Mrs....

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WISCONSN . Ut DFVELPS 2 ST Slander to Be Charged as Result of Accusations Against Faculty. By the Associated Press. MADISON,

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MACKAYE URGES NATIONAL THEATER " Advocates Artfor Art’s Sake | Before House Committee on Patents. BY WILL P. KENNEDY....

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A-14 BENEFIT PLANNED FOR GIRLS' SCHOOL St. Gertrude’s Guild to Give County Fair Festival in May. Prominent Washington women

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00PCT. RISE SEEN | the American Chemical Society yester- day by Dr. Melvin T. Copeland, pro- fessor of marketing in the...

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HYINSOF PEAE " SUNG AT LOURDES Bishop Kearney of Salt Lake | City Sings Mass in Cath- olic Rites. By the Assoclated Press, .

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CRB 1S CHEAED BY PROFT TAKNG Specialties and Oils Make ‘Steady Progress—Metals Lose Part of Rise. By the Associated Press.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1935 FINANCIAL STOCKS IRREGULAR LATE IN SESSION A—18 *%# PEPCO EARNINGS DECLINE SLIGHTLY FINANCIAL. THE '