Evening Star dated June 24, 1935

Page 1

WEATHER. (U. 8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow, not much change in temperature; gentle variable winds,

Page 2

DATH VIOLATIONS QUESTION RAISED Enactment and Approval of _Invalid Laws Viewed as Trust Breach. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. The...

Page 3

EARLY PORTRAITS Lent by National Gallery of Art for Exhibition Six Months. BY LEILA MECHLIN. Pive portraits by early American

Page 4

3 TS MERELES OO AT Talmadge, Douglas and Al- len Are Singled Out for Bitter Assault. By the Associated Press. Pulling no...

Page 5

ALLSON DEFETED N TR TOURNEY Ousted at Wimbledon by McGrath-—Wood and Van Ryn Victors. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June

Page 6

1f Your Dentist Hurts You Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert 1 Guarantee a Perfect Tight Fit in Any Mouth I Give Violet-Ray...

Page 7

TALE OF ALASAN HARDSHPS TOLD Returning Transients De- scribe Privaticns and Mis- management in Colony. By the Associated...

Page 8

THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1935. " A-8 : : THIS AND THAT BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL. THE EVENING STAR

Page 9

FALL ON ICE FATAL Mrs. Ellen C. Driscoll Dies From January Accident Injuries. Mrs. Ellen C. Driscoll, 73, died early...

Page 10

PEACE WITH YOUNG 6. 0.P. IS REACHED Olive Branch Accepted. New Element Plans to Expand Influence. By the Associated Press.

Page 11

REPORT DEFENDS J%fi’PAINTS Let the Devoe Financing Plan help you to o all yor Dllllhll NOw. All us about it. p22 N. Y Ave. NW

Page 12

AT W, \"A,-‘ \7/_-\5---\ A— The Foening Sfar Sporls WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1935. ot Louis, Even Money Bet to...

Page 13

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1935. SPORTS. I PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., < CLEPHANE WINNER OF SAILING SERIES | Clinches

Page 14

SPORTS. College Golfers’ Consensus Puts 144 as Winning Score in Qualifying Test. FIGURE 15715 TOP T0 MAKE RIFFLE Charlie...

Page 15

FINANCIAL., W.R.T.NET S0ARS ABOVE YEAR AGO Bus Line Earnings More Than Double 1934 Fig- ures During May. BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Page 16

SECONDARY BONDS|B ONDS ON CONTINUE TO RISE Carriers Retain Leadership. Most Prime Corporates Slightly Easier. By the...

Page 17

FINANCIAL. CURB LIST TAKES UNEVEN COURSE Utilities and Oils Mixed. Specialties Rise, but Metals Decline. By the Associated

Page 18

INDIANS ACCEPT U.S. TRIBAL FUNDS More Than Half Vote for Corporations, Although Navajos Refuse. By the Associated Press. The

Page 19

Washington News WEEK END TRAFFIC TOLL'3 DEAD AND TWOSGORE HUR Bridge Crash Climax of Many Accidents as Two Lose Lives. WOMAN

Page 20

B—2 %% Secretary of SOCIETY. Commerce AndMrs. Roper Announce Daughter’s Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Engagement Attends Wedding in

Page 21

SOCIETY, Miss Baruch Wedding of Intellcfl Here Many Ceremonies Held Saturday in Capital. Residential and officials circles in

Page 22

S SR R WooDWARD & 0™ ™ F Anp G STREETS Warner's use a cool elastic mesh for this newest LE GANT Designed to give you a smart,

Page 23

SOCIETY. Mrs. Shonerd Returns ~ To McLean Home—Notes of Nearby Districts. Mrs. Henry G. Shonerd and her three sons of McLean,

Page 24

THIRD PARTY VA REACHES HCARD Leaders Confident Long and Coughlin Will Back Movement. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June

Page 25

Tommmes b st e et @ “THEY WERE ENGAGED IN MAY. MARRIED IN JUNE. AND THE ©ODDS ARE 4 TO 1 THEY'LL BE DIVORCD IN JULY!”...