Evening Star dated September 13, 1935

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WEATHER. (U 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature; gentle variable winds....

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U.S. STAND SEEN AS PERIL TO PEACE Britain’s Lone Fight for Treaties Is a Rebuke to American Isolation. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. The

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LONDON SEESHULL PLEA AS ABSTRAGT Paris Stand Cheered, but U. S. Still Means to Stay Out of War, Is Belief. By the Associated

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A4 * SAFETY DECLARED DRIVERS' CONCERN Car’s Protective Features Insufficient Alone, Says H. G. Kaiser. BY HERBERT G. KAISER,

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- HIGHWAY POLIGE TOGIVE FIRST AID North Dakota Force Equip- ped to Treat Traffic Injuries. BISMARCK, N. Dak (#)—Seven Highway

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E 1—;6 *4F NEUTRALITY PLEA MADEBY THONAS Futility of War in Solving| Questions Stressed by Radio Forum Speaker. America must

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- NEUTRALTY PLEA " MADE BY THOMAS Futility of War in Solving i Questions Stressed by _ ' Radio Forum Speaker. (Continued From

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A—8 WAGNER BILL HT BYLAWYEREROLP Phases of New Deal Meas- ure Held Unconstitutional in Report. By the Assoclated Press. NEW

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MEMORIAL WORK . TOBE STARTED ‘Second Division Ceremony of Ground-Breaking Tomorrow. Years of planning for a Afitting tribute

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., THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY ......c......September 13, 1935 THEODORE W....

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