Evening Star dated September 6, 1935

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~ PROBES ARE BEGUN WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast. tomorrow; Fair change northwest .winds. tonight and...

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ROOSEVELT ORDER ~ GREATES FLURRY Previous Instruction for Ac- counting and Later Can- t= - cellatior: Is Recalled. BY DAVID

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. CAREFUL DRIVING SAFETY ESSENTIAL Campaign of Star Centers Responsibility on Indi- vidual Motorists. BY ERNEST N. SMITH,...

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FAIR AND CALMER CAPITAL OUTLOOK Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers High, but No Damage Expected. Tair weather and diminishing...

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+ Greyhound and Great Eastern busses % Denton cellars. « around the abutments in an effort to | > mond-Washington Highway at

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A—6 #x D. C. WIFE FEARS HUSBAND KILLED Mrs. Nan Morris Awaits Report on Veteran in Fiorida. Mrs. Nan Morris, American Legion

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HARBORDTO BEG MENORAL WORK G.round Will Be Broken to Honor Second Division’s 5,137 Dead. The first step in construction of an

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A—-S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 NYE ASKS PEUP'.E Scores Wartime Advice | . . 0 A...

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- NYE ASKS PEOPLE T0 AID NEUTRALITY Senator Traces Steps That Led to World War and Assails Advisers. (Continued From Eighth

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY ..............September 6, 1935 THEODORE W. NOYES..

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MRS. MARY C. SUDDATH DIES AT GAITHERSBURG Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow at Upper Seneca Baptist Church. Special...

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A—12 « C0LORED BAPTISTS REELECT OFFICERS Dr. Greene L. Prince Will Serve Third Term as Na- tional President. “The entire...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, OPEN D. C, FRIDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. 9:30! MORGAN RECORDS...

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HHODE ISLAND G.0.P.| ‘OFFICIAL QUITS JOB Resigns Because Party Would “Not Put Repeal Plank Into 1932 Platform. By the...

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- WRAWORKLS REAGES B35 Hopkins Says Providing Work Projects Is Easy. | C. C. C. Lists Will Double. By the Associated Press.

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A=16 TRUE STORY COURT SERIES WILL BEGIN Cases Will Be Dramatized From Real Life Over Station WRC. (HE True Story Court of...

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CURB ADVANCES N LATE TRADING Heavy Turnover in Alcohols and Utilities Continues to Be Feature. By the Assoclated Press. NEW

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'A—18 wxx JUNIOR BANKERS TR AN PM 1938 - TOHEAR STOMIER £ Education Director Will Ad- . dress Fall Meeting Here Next Week. BY

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FIN CORPORATE BONDS UPINBRISKBUYING U. S. Securities Fail to Fol- low Upward Trend—Rail Liens Active. BOND AVERAGES Net...

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$ Famous“ Vagabond* 2 IT PACKS IN YOUR KNOX © Wad it into your pocket. .. cram it into your grip ... wear it any way you...

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Washington Newé EAPLOYES SND PESIENT PLEA FIRGVILSERVE System Being Undermined by Personnel Policy, Says Letter. SPOILSMEN’S

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LAST DAY! ADVANCE SALE WINTER COATS Ends Saturday at 6 P.M. See Page A-20 MAIN NEWS SECTION ALEIGH HABERDASHER 50 F Suvee A

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Shaws Hosts To Family InMaryland 143 Are Guests at Fawcett Clan Fete. Park Commissioner Lacy Shaw was host at his home near

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DERN BIDESCHOLE FOR ARNY CHE MacArthur’s Post May Be Vacant for Time if He Goes to Philippines. By the Associated Press....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. Straight from the Paris Showings EVERY IMPORTANT TREND i F d

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DAILY SHORT STORY- THE UNFAITHFUL By Frank Kern Levin. 'HARLIE was one of those fellows who smiled from the side of his face

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. SO 6 sin| e 2 dais 0ld Army—Forrest’s Cavalry Rides Again. By

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EVENIG CLASSES TOBEGINSEPT.2 Registrations Scheduled for 6:30 P.M. That Day at Various Schools. Night classes for white...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. “The Avenue"==Tth. 8th and O Sts |\ HOSIERY 4 CLASSIC4 Budget

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Washington Wayside Random Observations of Interesting Events and Things. Embarrassing Moments! LVDE CLARK, radio technician

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- i o "Those mirrors are stunning!” $ Plue small carrying charge, if purchased on the Home Improvement Plan. That’s the first

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The “Big 3” in Lounging Fashions $5.95 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. Ao/ Jelleff Fashion...

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ARCRASHKILLS 10 WEATHER BLAMED French Airmen Had No Chance to Use Para-- chutes, Probers Find. By the Associated Press....

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"B—14 LOVELY LITTLE FOOL oA Story of Washingtons Soot Set % 8 PHYLLIS MOORE GALLAGHER CHAPTER XXXIV. UT Betsy was running...

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Bedtime Stories Blacky BY THORTON W. BURGESS. T BTt SRt "you wil find s "_Oid" Mother Nature. - LACKY the Crow, who, as you

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THE EVENING STAR, ;,WOODWARD 8c LOTHROP ‘ DOWN STAIRS STORE HOSIERY be —in sturdy chiffon weight, in street shades, 85¢ SHOES

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- Sports News | Matches Swatting Record TERRY MOORE, Cardinal outfielder who got six consecutive hits, five singles and a...

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PORTS. Hoya Alumni No Longer Askance as Hagerty THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.- Proves He Can Handle Gridiron Situation

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WOMEN’S FEATURES. CcC-3 Waffles Task Grows w THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. -For Cool Fall

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C—4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. —_— B e 5 DAN DUNN. ‘Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH

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HELP AND SITUATIONS WALK PROMOTER LIVES ON WHEELS Car Home of Man Who Aided Success of Weston, Famous Pedestrian. TOPEKA,...

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REA RENT—FLATS. 2110 N st. n e second floor— 7. and . N.W., Secon loor- . AN fein 750 Also | third b 34’ floor—4 r. !l'nd b.;

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AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) 47 LET 1035 master coach: drivi n sm%. by company ancuuve and sul o8 from new-car

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AM Cc-S8 USEMENTS. New Polish Tenor Stars In Next Belasco Film Jan Kiepura Previewed in Picture With Marta Eggerth—Notes From