Evening Star dated May 19, 1935

Page 1

Subscriber or Newsstand Copy Not for Sale by Newsboys (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Increasing cloudiness today, followed

Page 2

A2 as “Quoddy” Tidal Power Project SHADUW UF IURK Once Turned Down as Infeasible DISTURBS EUROPE Aras’ Hint of Plan to...

Page 3

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NEW DEAL SCORED ASHARD MASTER Colored People Testify to Conditions in Southern and Eastern

Page 4

POLISH FLYER DIES IN DETROIT CRASH Crowd at Pilsudski Memor- ial Rites See Ocean Pilot’s Fall. — By the Associated Press....

Page 5

) [24 GO SAOOLBOYS INPATROL HARH Fourth Annual Procession Held on Constitution Avenue. With ideal weather conditions pre-...

Page 6

A—6 » MUNITIONS BILL DRAFT IS BEGUN Measure Will Provide Strict Peace-Time Control Over Manufacture. By the Associated Press.

Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! WARNING |SSUED Speakers for Shrine Pageant BY SHRINE CHIEF Counsels Home Owners in Plea for...

Page 8

A—8 EDUGATON CROUP APSCRINE WAR National Commission Named at White House Session. Work Outlined. BY GRACE HENDRICK EUSTIS.

Page 9

RITES FOR MINISTER TO BE TOMORROW Rev. Oscar F. Burgess, Native of | Fauquier County, Va., Died on Friday. Funeral services

Page 10

‘A—10 PRESIDENT FAGES - INFLATION GLASH Veto Message Tomorrow or Wednesday Will Bring Quick House Vote. (Continued Prom First

Page 11

THE _SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., One of the Featured Groups in Our Series of Blossom Time Lingerie Events! WSilk Gowns

Page 12

SET-UP EXPANDED T0 HANDLE RELIEF Emergency Council’s Staff| Increased to Speed Up Prosperity. On the fifth floor of a...

Page 13

AR SESSON I | TOBREAKRECORD Research Conference Pro- gram Will Cover Two Days for First Time. Aeronautical engineering...

Page 14

UTILITY MEASURE ATTACK RENEWED Head of Executives’ Group Declares Bill Would Crip- ple Industry. By the Associated Press. In

Page 15

RADI LANDINGS T0BE MADE HERE Washington Airport to Be Equipped With Latest Equipment. Installation of radio compass equip-

Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 19, 1935—PART ON A—16 12000 T0 ATTEND COLORS MASSING Military Order of World War...

Page 17

THE SUNDAY STAR, V"ASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. A=17 WE PUT A MAN-HUNTER ON THE TRAIL SHADOWED HIM WITH AN ACE How

Page 18

"A-18 MITGHELL PSHES WARONNEPOTIS Considers Separate Bill to Ban Practice After Amendment Fails. By the Associated Press. It

Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. A—-19 GO . W AYARS WK RS PRZE Takoma Park Resident Is Awarded...

Page 20

ARGENTIVE SHP DUE ON TUESDAY Training Vessel Will Land Crew of Officers and Mid- shipmen at Navy Yard. When the Argentine...

Page 21

oo v | The Sunday Stae SUNDAY TEA SHOP MURDER MYSTERY CLEARED UP BY CONFESSION Thomas Jordan Admits He Fired Fatal Shot,...

Page 22

FARM PICKHERS Teacher Leads A. A. A. Pickets CALLED RADALS Cobb Says Union Tenants Aggrieved at Success of Cotton Program. By

Page 23

ALL WATER SALTY ON WILKES ISLAND Base on U. S.-Asia Airline Found Lacking Supply for Drinking. BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. WAKE...

Page 24

5;4' * THE SUNDAY‘ éT 5 Plans for New Government Building FEDERAL RESERVE " PICKS CRET PLAN Philadelphian Is Selected as...

Page 25

TREASRY STUDY PLANNEDBY PUGH Montgomery Prosecutor to Act on Audit Report After Jury Session. By & Staff Correspondent of The

Page 26

B—6 » FREEDOM HISTORY IN STATE RECITED Nice and Ritchie Speak at Dedication of Statue, With 1,000 Present. Special Dispatch

Page 27

JAPAN CONSIDERS “SPY SCARE” CURB travelers in Japan, a foreign office spokesman said yesterday in reference to recent...

Page 28

B—8 BAPTISTS DECLAE ACAISTLYNGHING War, Liquor, Indecent Films and Church-State Links Also Are Attacked. By the Associated

Page 29

WASHINGTON, - SPORTS SECTION he Sunday Star D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1935. Nats’ Attack Thin, Tigers Triumph, 6-4 : Tech

Page 30

B—10 s PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. SPORTS. Washington Ring Critics Leaning Toward Klick

Page 31

SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. SPORTS. B—11 ?erps Take 6 Titles, Tie for Another, but...

Page 32

B—12 SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. SPORTS. Jack McLean Carries British Hope of Dethroning

Page 33

SP ORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOX [ D. C, MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. SPORTS. B—-13 30-Mile Race Over Memorial Day Week-End...

Page 34

hE ¢ SEVENTH AND K. A Cotton Sensation! Sheer Fabrics Regularly Would Be 29c yd. Printed Lawn and Batiste 1 40-in.. Printed

Page 35

Editorial Page Civic Activities Part 2—12 Pages U. S. YIELDS AS CREDITOR TO GAIN GOLD SUPPLY Process of Becoming Debtor...

Page 36

D2 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. BUNDAY.........May 19, 1935 THEODORE W. NOYES. . . Editor

Page 37

PRESIDENTIA WILLNOT BE L ELECTION PARTY FIGHT Issue Will Be Between New Dealers and Antis, With Leftists Joining Roosevelt.

Page 38

HOME DECORATION ASKED OF CITIZENS FOR SHRINE WEEK Flag and Lighting Display Urged as Part Every One Can Take. Prominent...

Page 39

D-§ Naval Reserve Armory * Plans Given Approval Commandant of Washington Navy Yard Supports Program as Public Works Project.

Page 40

D6 Mrs. Schofield Elected "By Daughters of 1812 Mrs. Sol Lansburgh Named to First Vice President’s Post by District of Co-

Page 41

POPPY DRVE PLAN NEAR CONPLETION Street Sale May 27, 28 and 29 Under Auspices of For- eign War Veterans. Meetings This Week.

Page 42

D8 Montreal Serves as Hub For Delig Laurentian Mountains, Eastern Townships and Gaspe Peninsula Within Few Hun- dred Miles of

Page 43

Millions Go ToBrighton Every Year Beaches, Parks and Fields of Sports Pro- vide Play Facilities. Brighton, ancient royal and