Evening Star dated May 18, 1935

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WEATHER. (U. 8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair with lowest temperature about 48 degrees tonight; tomorrow cloudy and continued

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LICENSEBY A. A A ONMILKIS VOIDED Judge in Boston Dismisses U. S. Suits Against Two Dealers. By the Associated Press. BOSTON,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935. s A-3° BONUS VETO MAY HIT INFLATIONISTS President Speeds Message

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A—4 DONOVAN URGES BIGGER LUMP SUM Tells Citizens Fiscal Rela- tions of D. C. and U. S. . Should Be Equitable. The need for

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935 MRS. CLARK DIES || ies suddenty INBUENOS AIRES Infant Survives...

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A8 CHURCH TO MARK SIXTIETH YEAR Eastern Presbyterian to Open Week of Special Events Tomorrow. The sixtieth anniversary of the

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NEW MINISTER T0BEPRESENTED Rev. J. S. Loughran to Be| Introduced at Dinner Meeting. The welfare of the Cleveland Park |...

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A—8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY......May 18, 1935 YHEODORE W. NOYES...Editor The

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DR. EODY TO TALK TWICE TOMORROW Will Be Guest Speaker at First Congregational Church Services. Dr. D. Brewer Eddy will be...

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—10 - SOCIETY. Gay Al Fresco Party At Embassy Proclaims Silver Jubilee of King Britons in Washington Enjoy Tribute to Ruler,

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WOMEN’ S FEATURES. Helpful Suggestio Washington New Furni That Really Delight Eye Examples of Beauty P Who Is Making Ch for

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The Toening Stap Sporls W ASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935. BEST MARKS TIED INSCORING, ATBAT Startling Form Reversal

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SPORTS. < PUTS 60 PER CENT OF SHOES ON PEG Sanders, Vonder Bruegge ! Trail Terp in Finals of Star Tourney. OLPH TEMPLE...

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A—-14 * FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'C.,' SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935, FINANCIAL, NEW DEAL STATUS TRANSACTIONS ON

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FINANCIAL. U. 5. BONDS FIRM CORPORATESMIXED Many Junior Rails Ease Fur- ther—Some Prime Issues Also Down. By the Associated

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"A—16 x¥ 5000 CHLDREN AND 4 BANDS I SCHDOLS PARAE Safety Patrol Demonstra- tion Witnessed by Sec- retary Roper. EIGHT STATES

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AMORTIZED LOAN PLANOF F.H.A.IS HELD SUCCESSFUL Insured Mortgage Applica- tions Total $3,000,000 in District. NEW RECORD IS

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REAL ESTATE. ARCHITECTS PLAN * 10 REORGANIZE Milwaukee Session, May 28 to 31, Includes Impor- tant Topics. Unifying the...

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REAL ESTATE. REALTORS STUDY LEASE DRAFTING Association Seeks Help of Commercial Leasing Specialists. The sound drawing of...

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REAL ESTATE. 31 DWELLINGS ON PERMIT LIST Home Construction Here Lower Than Previous Week, However. (Continued From First...

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REAL HONE FIACIG GUDE EXPUNDE Home Loan Bank Board Counsel Gives Rules for Sound Procedure. A short-term monthly amortized

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B—6 REA INTEREST IS FIXED ON SLIDING SCALE Adjusted Rates Applied to| Individuals According to Credit Standing. ' Of deep...

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REAL ESTATE, ARCHITECT POST T0BE CONTESTED S. F. Voorhees and C. D. Maginnis to Seek Insti- tute Presidency. Stephen F....

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B—S8 REA HOME RENOVIZING LOANS INCREASE Activity in Capital Reported Greater During April and May. » Loans for modernization,

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§48 o rn T s 0. a1 mert Rt “DAD'S BEEN PREACHING ECONOMY AGAIN, 80 MOTHER MADE HIM GIVE UP GOLF, POKER AND CIGARS.”...