Evening Star dated October 14, 1935

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WEATHER. (U. 6. Weather Bureau Perecast.) Cloudy, possibly occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly colder...

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A2 = SLAYING OF TRID ISLAID 0 UTAHAN Man’s Pistol Fired Bullets That Shot Five Persons, Police Say. By the Associated Press.

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AUTO DEATH TOLL REACHES NEW HIGH Only Four States Show Worse Record Than D. C., Census Figures Show. The Nation’s automobile

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;A—"4 *% on U. 5. MAY CENSO RADID WAR NEWS Move Made to Amend Com- munications Act to Bar "_Foreign Propagandists. BY JOHN J.

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IN PROSE, VERSE Young Driver Pledges Aid in Drive—Motorist Pro- tests Obstructions. Tiaffic and safety are discussed in prose

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Any business mes- sage worth writing is important enough to justify stationery designed and en- graved by Brewood. Phone...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935, Death Mystery DROWNING OF MISSOURI GIRL INVESTIGATED....

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ANNIE FRANCHOT, “KINOF ACTOR, DIES Grandmother of Franchot Tone Passes Away Here at 83 Years. Mrs. Annie Powers Franchot, 83,

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U. . ANNEXES 3 PACIFIC ISLANDS Tiny, Barren Dots of Sand and Coral Colonized for Air Bases. Three tiny sand-strewn coral...

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"A—10 , THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY ..............October 14, 1935 — e THEODORE W.

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Pioneer Lumberman Dies. RHINELANDER, Wis., October 14 (®)—Edward O. Brown, 76, pioneer Rhinelander banker and lumberman, died

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| Agriculture Will Discuss “Processing Tax and Tariff.” PEAKING on the National Radio S Henry A. Wallace will discuss “The

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CANADAIS VOTING ONISSUES TODAY Record Number of Candi- dates for 245 Seats in House of Commons. By the Associated Press....

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A-14 AM You Never Really Can Tell What These Stars Will Do Franchot Says Joan Will Say “No” and Then She Bobs Up and S...

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Coaches of D.C. Big Four All Unhappy: C. U.-Detro Hoyas Lack Scoring Punch, G. W. Fears Passes, C. U. Strategy Is Bad. BY ROD

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PORTS. FEW FREAK PLAYS VARY CONSERVATIVE OFFENSE Virginia Forward-Lateral for 105-Yard Touch- down Effort Against Navy...

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FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935, L R = e VR R O HEAVY INDUSTRIES = % . £ B _...

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A—I18 xkxx 1. BONDS GAIN, GORPORATESMIXED Early Irregularity Continues as Government Issues Extend Advance. BOND AVERAG ES Rl

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935, FINANCIAL vk A—19 IRBRREGULAR [NEW_ YORK CURB...

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V24 THE EVENING STAR, “’ASHI\*GTO\I, RALBIGH HABERDASHER And Again the PARTY IS ON US! Save in the 24th Anniversary! $2.50

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Washington News TRAFFIC HORRORS CONTINUE. WITH 2 DEAD, SCORE HURT Week End Toll of D. C. and Vicinity Includes C. C. C....

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SOCIETY. ';Mrs. Roosevelt Will Have ‘Guests at the DBrilliant ‘Velvet Ball in New York £Secretary Hull Presides at Luncheon

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SOCIETY. Virginia—Maryland News Maj. and Mrs. Allen’s House Guests. Many Activities in Suburbs. Maj. and Mrs. Hugh A. Allen

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TRANSFER OF BABY CHARGED 0 MAN Arlington Police Seek Moth- er as Prisoner Is Held in $250 Bond. Special 1 ispatch to The...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.- C, MONDAY,. OCTOBER 14, 1935. WoODWARD & LOTHROP 10TH]]THEF AND G STREETS PHONE DIstrRICT

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EDUCATIONAL. MOUNT IPLEASANT SCHODOL gl B SCCREARITS OPENING NEW CLASSES Tivoi Theater uilding 14th STREET AND PARK ROAD...

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Comforts, $11.95 —They're light as a feather, luxuriously warm and exceptionally lovely—to say nothing of the value. Choice

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THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, 1. 07 MONDAY;" OCTOBER 14, 1035 th Hflfliwrmry Lansburgh’s L) We Can’t Over-Rate These Values!

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TRANSIENTS CLEAR " BELTSVILLE FARM 482 Are Preparing Site for Workers’ Camp—More Will Be Sent. First definite action toward

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{OC-YEAR WARFARE SEEN IN ETHIOPIA Czarist General, Now Wash- ingtonian, Says Race Is Audacious. Fortified by his experience

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" Rich Kelobra Veneer, 3 Pcs. ‘109 A smart, modern suite in a gorgeous new tropi- cal wood! You'll have to see the...

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DAILY SHORT STORY-: DEAD MEN TALK By Abhlene Fitch. LXTI'LE JOEY is M my pal. So when he spots me treezin® down the “gnain

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WOMEN . Cranberries Scale New Culinary Heights in School Meal As Pleasant HourNeeded Conduct and Spirits ‘Are Dependent on

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"B—14 WOMEN Bedtime Mr. Blacksnake BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Who looks ahead. no pains will spare fety to prepare. For future

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. @; MONDAY; -OCTOBER: 14, 1935: Secret Operative 48, WOLF. I FEEL SURE SQMETHING / MEANWHILE

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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING IN- STALLMENT. As 8 week-old baby Sugar friddle fs found ‘o' Dr. Slemp's doorsiep and taksn Io the...

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REAL ESTATE ROOMS—FURNISHED. ___(Continued. 016 MASS. AVE. N.W.—Lovely. warm ront rcom. equipped for Lhk.. $6.50; also...

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B—18 A UTOMOBILES. TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS. A shrill cry rose above the din of battle: The ape man recognized the voice of

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D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. G STAR, WASHINGTON, SALE—AUTO ILES. ‘Siiver Dome.~ fally equipped, Buliman

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LEGION T0 PRESS UNIVERSAL DRAFT Objective to Rank With Bonus Legislation at Next Session. By the Associated Press. ‘Ameriean