Evening Star dated June 22, 1935

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(U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.), west winds, Temperatures—Highest, at 5 pam. yesterday; lowest, 67, at 5 am, today. Full...

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REACTIONS TO TAX “PROPOSALS VARIED : ‘Radicals Are Skeptical, but Conservatives Certain of Sincerity. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Two

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SENATE T0 PROBE ALASKAN CHARGES Hopkins® Aides Promise to Supply Requested Data Promptly. By the Associated Press. The Senate

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ACCORD OF BRITISH ANDIRISH LOOMING De Valera Expected to Go to London for Farmal Reconciliation. (Copyright, 1935, by the...

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WooDWARD & LOoTHROP IO™ ITEF AnD G STREETS PHonNE DistricT-5300 Recipes for a Cool Summer Home Bath Towels made by Martex 50c

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L5 = Pointers for Washington Women on Playing the Gam " WOMEN’S FEATURES.) Frosty Foods Combine - Dietary Features for...

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SOCIETY. High Tide in Weddings Reached With Those Of This Week End Graham-Breckinridge Ceremony in Beth- lehem Chapel This

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FTA-8 ¥ THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. | WASHINGTON, D. C BATURDAY........cc.00.. . June 22, 1935 THEODORE W.

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COMMUNISM LAID T0 BAPTIST REPORT Choice Between “Reds” and God Faces Group, Critics Declare. By the Associated Press....

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PASTORS SHIFTED INM.P.CHURCHES -Four Washington Changes Made at Westminster Conference. Changes in four Methodist Protes-...

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DR. G. 6. ATKINS T0 PREACH HERE Auburn Professor Will Oc- cupy Mount Pleasant Con- gregational Pulpit. Dr. Galus Glenn...

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Harris May Re DISGUSTED PILOT LOOKING 10 15% Second Request for Miles of Lookouts Expected to Be Granted. BY FRANCIS E. STAN,

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Congressional Course, Scene of Varsity Title Golf Next Week, Now a Marathon COLLEGIANS FACE 1. 0-YARD HIKE |- Thick Rough...

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FINANCIAL. VIRGINIA BANKERS TR ANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN G E UGS ARE FRM CLOSE CONVENTION 5 & st 8 15 f el R R

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SECONDARY BONDS CONTINUE O RISE Railroad Issues Still Rule as Strong Favorites-—-Prime Groups Dull. By the Associated Press.

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ALLEN T0 CONER WITH DEPARTMENT HEADS ON WORKS Chiefs Will Be Given Instruc- tion and Asked to Sub- mit Projects. NEED FOR...

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x| The Enening Har WASHINGTON, -D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1935. Views of Capital Homes That Changed Hands in Recent Realty

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- B2 REALTY VALUATION BY INCOME URGED) Association Official Calls Present System an Obsolete One. A frontal attack on ihe...

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R PRIVATE BUILDING SHOWS BIG GAIN Week’s Permits in District Are One-Eighth of All 1933 Total. (Continued Prom First Puge) EA

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REAL ESTATE, MOVE LAUNCHED TOPRESERVEGODES Construction League Seeks to Hold Advantages Gained Under N. R. A ‘(Continued From

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REAL ESTATE. CHANGEINA.0.L.C. SET-UP EXPLAINED Increase in Bond Limit Is Considered Adequate for Needs. ‘The Federal Home...

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FLASHY FEATURES OF HOMES SCORED Many Small Houses Have Been Pcorly Designed, Institute Says. Bhoddy decoration, mechanical

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REA GARDEN NOVELTY FOR APARTMENT Nature Beautifies Eleventh Floor at Connecticut Avenue and L. BY HELEN FETTER COOK. There is

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B-8 ALL SETH PARKER CAST T0 RETURN Radio Listeners to Hear Jonesport, Me., “Gither- ings” Beginning June 30. NCE more the...

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B 70 10 T 4. £ Ak Mgt Rt *YEAH, I THINK WE'RE ENGAGED. I HAVEN'T HAD TIME YET TO HAVE THE RING APPRAISED.” I et Ol way Sou T

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B—10 “F HELP AND SITUATIONS. SOVIET “HOLLYWOOD” ON BLACK SEA SHORE Bubtropic Lowlands, Forests, Riv- ers and Snow-Capped...

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MISCELLANEOUS. MIRAMAR. 1301 15th- 8T, lw. FRICID, and bat M 3700 MASS AVE. N.W., s—Delightfully cool. attrace tive, 5-ro...

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S e AN DR COF Foom Pouse. R NG 1707 Eye st. n.w. Fhose okt 8875 ‘COLORED. ual zom n. n. —9 rooms, bath., $47. TBO_&E B BROWN.

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LEGAL NOTICES,' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1935. AUTOMOBILES. B—13 o LsoaLwomoms. —By BUD FISHER

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AMUSEMENTS. . Shakespeare’s “Juliet” On Stage at Fox Theater Eva LeGallienne, on a Verona Baleony, Makes Decided Hit With...