Evening Star dated July 19, 1935

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WEATHER. (0 8 Weather Bureau Porecast.) @ Frir and slightly warmer tonight; to- morrow generally fair and continued warm;...

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A—2 %= COURTS, PRESTIGE HELD UNDER FIRE New Deal Aim Declared to Be to Discredit Al Nulli- fication Powers. BY DAVID...

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NEW P STREET BUS I! LINE 15 ORDERED Cross- Town Serwce Will| Connect Georgetown and New Jersey Avenue. Establishment of a...

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e I 1) HOPKING 15 IRKED AGAIN BY CRITIGS Boondoggling Vital, to Go| Right On, He Tells Inquirers. By the Associated Press.

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PARADOX IS FOUND IN POWER BATTLE McNary, G. 0. P. Leader, Offers Bill to Carry Out Roosevelt Plan. By the Associated Press. A

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MEDITERRANEAN and all Eu Luxe gervice on famous express "HOH “l the sinooth Southern Route. ITALIAN_LINE, L COMFORT —VALUE—

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PTTHAN DENANDS PROTEGIN OF LS. Senator, in Forum Talk, De- clares Citizens Must Be "* Guarded Against War. America must...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY +....dJuly 19, 1935 THEODORE ... Editor The Evening

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ACTOR DROPS DEAD Cecil Lean Believed Victim of Heart Attack in New York. NEW YORK, July 19 (#).—Cecil Lean, 57, actor,...

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JAZZ BAND &% An Exciting, Ultra-Modern Love Story. By Wyatt Rundell, INSTALLMENT XV. UESDAY passed and still no Paul. Ina...

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‘This Sale Only—Regular $1.09 Gallon Outing Jug THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Oc Keeps contents hot or cold several hours.

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A—12 : DILLINGER'S THRILL FROM CRIME TOLD Woman in Red Interviewed for First Time Since His Slaying. (Copyright. 1935, by the

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FIN LU LT OVES T0 LOWERLEVEL Many Active Favorites Sag Minor Fractions to Nearly a Point. By the As.oclated Press. NEW YORK,

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_A—14 xR Fl NANCIAL BANK COMMITTEE LIST IS COMPLETED Evans, Thomson and Her- ron Head Personnel, Pub- licity, Auditing...

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FINANCIAL, BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ny private wire direct to The Star. | CORPORATE BONDS (TURN DOWNVHARD : Close...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. € FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. ARMS LUBBY UU'Z i el a7 B e aed tothe reshuien Y ANDERBILT ESTATE

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DEFANT WONE KEPTON PEKET ~ DUTYBYNAYOR Alexandria Executive Re- fuses Factory Manager’s | Plea for Intercession. WOULD CLOSE

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B 4 President Roosevelt Entertains Founder Of the Postmaster General Farley in New York. Spanish Ambassador Back After Brief

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S Weddings Yesterday And Today Joliat-Noffsinger Nup- tials This After- noon. A charmingly arranged wedding is taking place

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WOMEN MAY BACK (Copyright, 1085) [ WRC 950k [ WMAL 630k ) WISV 1,460k Washingtonians Nominated| p for Offices in Business and

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Harris Shoots Again al BETTER PITCHING RENEWS HIS HOPE Flingers Have Gone Route| in Six of Griffs’ Last Seven Battles. BY...

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" B—6 Army and Navy Ready to B LEECH CUP PLAY 1S ON TOMORROW Sailors Boast Seven Wins| in Row—Event Resumed After Two Years.

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SPORTS. OPEN NORTHSOUTH EVENT TOMORROW Dr. Vance, Naticnal Ruler, Among Briiliant Field. Women Prominent. NE national...

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" B-8 WOMEN'S FEATURES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. WOMEN'’S FEATURES, “What's Sauce for the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. B-9 ° —By NORMAN MARSH | MODERN MAIDENS I - l R- NEXT" EMPLOYMENT™

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DAILY SHORT STORY- SHAM COURTSHIP ALTHOUGH the day was warm, Johanna Talbot walked briskly along tne street. Her face was...

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APARTMENTS. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) VII.DEO MATI‘R!AL! lrom old Por}zl;%r Lppbe to ll| Iennhs lo 22 -rn e mlant like

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~"AUETIONS. (Continued.) TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS. " MOTHER AND DAD. Here 15 a 6-room house, mcross street from school. High.

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AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Clnllnnel ) cnvnq}xr " excellent paint. clean IID ulstzrg lood tires n:g : guaran- itol...

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B—-14 AMUSEMENTS. Motion Picture Theaters Urged toTone D(lv_vn Sound Complaint Made That Musical Films Are Almost Deafening