Evening Star dated June 8, 1935

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WEATHER. (U 8 Weather Bureau Forecast) Cloudy, possibly occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler to-...

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A-2 w¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, What’s What Behind News In Capital DEGT DEFAULTS EXPECTED JUNE 15 Finland Alone Is

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PRESIDENT'S SON EFENDS POLICY Elliott Roosevelt Clashes With Governor in Texas Party Meeting. B tha Associated Press...

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'K—ZT D.C.HEADS SCORED ON PENSION PO IEY Dlscrumlnatlon Charged by\ Burroughs Citizens’ I Association. i Discrimination in

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0 WOODWARD CLASS HEARS DR HART Youth Is Facing Task of Building New World, He Declares. Questioning the soundness of & policy

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Secretary’Roper Back ~From Exposition in San Diego, Califomia Cefman Ambassador Entertains at. Dinner. Soviet Embassy Scene

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WOMEN’S FEATURES. Pertinent Discuss President to Mrs. J. A. Decorate Dougherty With Cross of Honor "Award, With Title of Lady

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HE EVENING STAR, _'VVAB TON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1935. A8 T G HINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1935 THE EVENING STAR |

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DR, SMITH PICKS SERMON THEMES Mount Vernon Place M. E. Pastor Will Preach Morn- ing and Evening. Dr. W. Angie Smith, pastor

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SERVIE T0 0N ‘SHRINE CONCLAVE élnh,orate Music Primram { . to Feature Temple " Heights Rites. by a uelecum ery Tongue Adore

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CANP CONFERENCE BEGUNBYYOUTS Congregational Young Peo- ple Holding Sessions at Camp Kahlert. continye all da; and tomorrow

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Storm Blasts Hopes of Capital _Entranfs in Top " WD, RAN HOLD | THELEN SPARKLES |ONENS IS SEVENT | Driving King Takes Lead

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USSI FAST PACE AFELD ADS NATS His Batting in Surprising Gomeback - Also Helps. i Rally Downs A’s. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. MAN who

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BANK[RSI[]L[AV{TRANSACTIONVS. ON'T\ fi ) ( l ufl l'“ l““‘ :’ : 3 B 6% . ' : "__—'. " w Metals Attract Attention, 4 but Many...

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1. 5. BONDS GAIN AS OFFERINGS LAG Corporates Show General Steadiness—Some Rails Rise Fractionally. By the Associated Pre: NEW

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(A—16 4w 2 RANDOLPH PUSHES FIAT T0 ANSWER BLANTON ATTACK f awmakers Separated on ““House Floor After Row m{f Over Speech. i

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Reé'l Estate SILVER STAR HOME IN WOODBINE 10 OPEN TOMORROW Residence at 14 East Le- land Street Is Second in 1935 Series....

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'i—?- REAL ESTATE. " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, EK’S BU".D'NE Better-Housing- " WORTH_ $327,5%6 Permits Are Issued for 33

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CREDIT EXPANSION | 10 AIG BUILDING Acting Housing Adminis- trator Cites Benefits of $50,000 Clause. Regulations governing the

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MORTGAGE BANK'S NEED 13 STRESSED Bill Becomes Central Pro- posal, Association of Boards Says. ‘(Continued From First Page.)

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REAL ESTATE, HOUSING IS HELD ACUTELY NEEDED Recent Revival of Building | Trade Declared Evidence of U. S. Plight. The recent

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REAL ESTATE. F.H. A RESTATES THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1S CREDIT POLICY All Loans Are Made by Pri- vate Institutions...

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REAL CONVENTIONPLANS IN COMPLETE FORM Building Owners, Managers to Convene Soon in Cincinnati. Plans have been completed for

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B—8 REA I ESTATE, SAVINES CUARDE UNDERNEN LAW Federal Home Loan Act Ef- fects Held Beneficial to Many Investors. The new...

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THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1935 DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 MODERN MAIDENS . — , ALL RIGHT, 7/

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B—10 HEL®P AND STITUATIONS. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. East of Fourteenth St armacy. Reiskin's Pharmacy. York

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APARTMENTS. THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, D.” T, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, T935. REAE ESPNTE Jeff Was Only Trying to Prolong His...

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o " T " o 5 - Eolay B—-12 REATL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE ALE—] 3 ALE—] SALE—H! N FFI 3 B

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LEGAL — ————— LEGAL NOTICES. ALFRED B. BAKCR, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding Probate Court.—

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B—14 Will Rogers and Amateur Theatricals at the Palace “Doubting Thomas,” Naturally, Is Filled With “Girl From 10th Avenue”