Evening Star dated November 6, 1935

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WEATHER. (U. 8 Weather Bureau Forecast) Fair and colder with lowest tempera- ture about 35 degrces and light to heavy frost

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EXTRA COSTS ADD T0 RAILWAY WOES $379,500,000 Imposed by Economic Planning Hit Boads and Patrons. BY DAVID LAWRENCE....

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.. PHOTOGRAP NS §750 PRI Walter J. Reck Is Second Ranking Exhibitor in Recreation Class. Walter J. Reck, 1205 Kearney street

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SIGNALS FAVORED FOR PEDESTRIANS Traffic Planning Fails to Heed Rights of All, Says Smithson. Washington is not...

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NEW YORK G.0.P. WINS ASSEMBLY . Farley Denies Results Indi- cate Trend From New Deal. By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y.,

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A—6 ®% OHIOAN OPPOSED IN SCHOOL TEST Columbia Heights Against Reappointment of Dr. W. W. Charters. The Columbia Heights...

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South Dakota Get Last Direct Grants. By the Associated Press. With Maryland, Del: are and South Dakota off the dole today,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1935. bors Need Your Campaign Chairman Speaks on Human Needs— and

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NEW CARS LAUGH AT WINTER COLD Bogey of Chill Starts Is Re- moved by Devices Seen at Shows. Every modern device to combat cold

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A—10 THE EVENING e e ——————— THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY .........November 6,

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Opposite Woodward & Lothrop 1004 F St. N.W. Tonight THE EVE CHURCH OBSERVES WITH OPEN HOUSE Four Covenant Organiza- tions to

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'A—12 %% COUNTY T0 SPEED SCHOOL PROCRAM Montgomery Hopes to Finish | $794,000 P. W. A. Project Next September. By a Staft...

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OLD PATENT OFFIGE BIDS ARE OPENED Park Service Must Study Those Submitted to Deter- mine Lowest Offer. Bids for remodeling