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Evening Star dated June 7, 1935

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 WEATHER. (0. 8 Weather Bureau Forecast) Partly cloudy. probably occasional showers tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler...

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 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. L TOPRESS FOR VAGNERBLL i Decides to Ignore Court De- cision in

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 CABIN JOHN SHIP BASIN FUND ASKED Navy Renews Request for $4,200,000 to Erect Model Designs. FEfforts were renewed by the Navy

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 VENUE S ABLAE FOR SHRINE FETES Canopy of Light Is Erected With 30,000 Red, Yellow and Green Globes. In a blaze of colorful

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 52,0000 ASKED | FORCENSUS WORK Bureau Requests Sum for File Index in Pension Check. Br the Associated Press. A request by the

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 KEYSTONE STATE COAL STRIKE ENDS Between 1,500 and 2,000 Men Return to Work After | 4 Months of Violence. By the Ascociated

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 WARDMAN ASKS “Could Pack Them In,” He Says as Mortgage In- quiry Recesses. The House Subcommittee investi- | gating mortgage

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 CRADUATES AW TOHOLDEXERCES Class Day Tonight Will Launch G. U. Commence- ment Program. Class day exercises at the George-...

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 SRI YOUR KNOX STRAW NOX repeats a century of hat successes in the 1935 Knox % Straws. Today there are no smart places where

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 A—10 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY..........June 7, 1935 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ....

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 SATURDAY LAST DAY Open Late Tonite and Saturday Nite Fred Pelzman’s 9th 8 E FASHION SHOP After 27 Years Closes Its Doors...

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 A2 HOOVER EVADES POLITIESON TRP Former President Enjoying Quiet and Good Fishing in New England. Br the Associated Press....

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. | mittee of the Senate and explnlned‘ grandson of the founder of a

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 _A—14 THE: EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. CHICAGD OFFICIAL QUSTED BY FORGE Failure to Produce $414-

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 § L] Fratermt ‘Saves to Provide Education for Parendm Boy ‘Members of the Rho Chapter of Phi | some more from s play and &

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 B30.E e figizgsigzg, | B E’Sfi; 4 I it TEXTILE MEN GATHER TO STUDY N. R. A RULING it S5E it ] Hi §'3§ T 10U CAN NOWY ! TALK 7O

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 Small Losses and Gains About Even Except in Kicohol Group. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June-7.—Curb market stocks...

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 | B FE ER r o« : 0USf TRANSACTIONS ON TH W YORK STOCK EXCHA .;jEEL!EE STOCKS END DAY: ' WILL MAKE SHIFT 55 rlEE ‘ =31 WITH

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 Phillips Petr $% ¥ s N & foaise Sy ity 1 3. Pilisbury F1 M 6843, 108 108 % Some Junior ‘Loans Ease.| . '* " " men.” dow chon

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 A Heart-to-Heart Talk About ;“mfi:f::;:.-:.::f* (LT while for Fllfllpr.s Bly?' A Troplal Wouted Suii, for i ‘" g- want the...

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 Washington News BLANTON TARGET AS HOUSE VIEWS D.C.CRIME REPORT Stage Set for Verbal Battle. Randolph Reply Is Blocked. TEXAN

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 B—2 Cabinet and SOCIETY. Diplomats’ Wives Leave the Capital; Mrs. Close Is Sailing Mrs. Swanson in Virginia for Ten-Day...

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 SOCIETY. Dr. Grosvenor in West President of the Geographic Society to Witness Stratosphere Flight. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert...

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 " B—4. =% SOCIETY. Dr. White And Family Sail July 1 President of Goucher Leaves on Laconia. Other Social Notes. Dr. and Mrs.

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 SOCIETY. Weddings Important Events Here and Elsewhere of Interest to Society. A prettily arranged wedding of the | early...

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 B—6 HOUSING COST CUT BY U 5. FORESEEN Fahey Says on Forum Home | Loan Bank Board to Make /3 Slash. 1In its long time...

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, TU\E 7, 1935, Lansburgh’s - OUR POWERFUL AIR-COOLING SYSTEM KEEPS A STEADY...

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 B BANKERSUICDE AS SHERFF WATS W. W. Finney, Former Kan- sas Capitalist, Chooses Death to Prison. Bv.the Associated Press. .

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935 ot June Dress Paradel You'll hail the fashions . . the values . . in

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, o Fotlais JRyal G Street at 11th MEN’S STORE Home of Stein-Bloch Clothes, Mallory Hats and...

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. New Sheer Cotton Frocks Demonstration Sale at 2 1o 350 They're so

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 B-12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. Bl 0 e e T T P directors and guiding nplfln:mnl ‘l’ teAd ‘The

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 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. fin| AIR-COOLED SHOPPING at "L It’s the Talk of the Town! It’s the

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 B 14 % i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. Southeastern U. by force.” because “this country is not |

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 e ™ . k. FUND PROTECTIN| s coowe 7 G e L in Changes By the Associated Press. [ Two phases of the farm program 5 appeared...

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 ‘B-16 GUNMEN ROB GIRL OF $2,100 PAY ROLL Stage Hold-up in Subway and -:Escape in Tunnels Beneath Brooklyn. Br the Assoclated

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 HOUSING COST CUT BY U. 5. FORESEEN Fahey Says on Forum Home Loan Bank Board to Make /3 Slash. (Continued Prom Sixth Pa tion

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