Evening Star dated September 28, 1935

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WEATHER. (U8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Rain tonight, probably ending tomor- row morning; cooler tonight and tomor- gentle...

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TA2 ww PRESIDENT EYES WALSH BILL AGAIN Significance Is Attached to Casual Attitude Taken at Press Conference. BY DAVID...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BRITAIN EXPECTED TO INCREASE NAVY Observers Say Mediterra- nean Crisis May Invoke Escalator...

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TA—4 = WOULD REQURE SIFETY PLEDGE Indorser of Star Drive Sug- gests Drivers Be Made to Sign to Get Tags. Hundreds of letters

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~ ANGLO.FRENCH AID PACT IS DISCUSSED Mutual Assistance Accord Would Cope With Any European Danger. Br the Associated Press.

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MISSIONARY PAIR T0 BE WELCOMED First Congregational Will Greet Two Back From Sholapur, India. The First Congregational Church

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2 ANNIVERSARIES /TOBE CELEBRATED Bishop’s Consecration in 1923 to Be Marked in Cathedral Rites. The twenty-eighth anniversary

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rA-8 #% THE EVENING STAR, THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY .........September 28,...

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“THE WORD ‘G0D™ IS SERMON TOPIC Dr. Hollister Will Preach on Theme at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. “The Word ‘God' ” will

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A—-10 =»# s OCIETY. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Is Guest of Secretary and Mrs. Swanson on Sequ01a Postmaster Geaeral and Mrs. Farley

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WOMEN’ Late Damsons a S FEATURES. Satisfactory Recipes Appear to Be Scarce For Plumlike Fruit Quinces Fare Better; Many...

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WORLD SERIES The Foening Sk Spocls WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935, * Opening Batle Fails to Determine...

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935. SPORTS. *# A-13 Cubs’ Great Pitching Menaces...

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A—14 =+ MARKET VOLUMES REAGH NEW PEAK Dollar Value on Exchanges Highest Since S. E. C. Started Compilation. BY EDWARD C....

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FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935. BONDS ON N g & STOCK EXCHANGE GURB

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A—16 ¥ 2,000,000 RELIEF SUM FOR DISTRICT 15 REPORTED CUT Part of 1937 Figure Ru: mored Slashed by “Couple of Hundred...

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'EFT"VM_E BULDING " SLUNPS SHARPLY HERE DURINGWEEK £313,934 Total Is Far Be- low Record Set in Pre- vious Seven Days. PERMITS

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B2 PRIVATE BUILDING DECLINES INWEEK $313,934 Total Is Far Be- low Record Set in Pre- vious Seven Days. (Continued From First

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REAL ESTATE. REALTORS T0 HEAR OF PURDUE STUDY Home Building’ Experiment Will Be Discussed at Convention. (Continued From...

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REAL ESTATE. SUBURBAN HOME FEATURES LIGHT Sclentific Principle Stressed in New Reside,ncé at Rollingwood. Common-sense...

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REA APARTMENT BOOM HITS ALEXANDRIA Rezoning Applications Hold- ing Up Plans for Three ’ Buildings. BY MARSHALL W, BAGGETT. |

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REAL ESTATE INFERIOR BUILDING SUPPLY CHARGED F. H. A. Inspectors Told of Wood Shipments Unfit for Mortgage Jobs. The...

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R » AUGUST BUILDING - CONTINUES BRISK Volume 52.2 Pct. Greater ! Than Last Year, Reports Institute. Building contracts in...

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B—S8 SAVINGS AND LOAN SAFETY INCREASED insurance Protection Exten- sion Is Subject of Comment. ‘With the savings of 800,000

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 1935, DAN DUNN. [LYING SOUTHWARD THE PLANE SOON ;o)"o"' X PUTS THE

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THE: EVENING STAR. CariTaLs RADIO PROGRAMS Saturday, September 28. WRC 950k (Copyright, 1835) WMAL 630k _| AFTERNOON PROGRAMS

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APARTMENTS,. ROOMS—FURNISHED. SE—2 large. oG AROLINA Avfie" bath: second lantic_5002. for 2 gentle- joritabie for 3 ot LARGE 1

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B—12 sAl(.cB—IIOIJSES. SPECIAL BARGAIN. SHEPHERD ST.. NEAR 14th ST. N.W. ONLY $6,500. 0 REGULAR PRICE—$8.950. 8ix rooms and

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LEGAL NOTICES THE EVENI NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, S ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935, D e e e e e e e et e e o e e e e e LEGAL

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B—14 AMUSEMENTS. Fox Stirs Debate About New York Variety Actors Some Deny, Others Laud Their Appeal in Smaller Cities—“Call