Evening Star dated December 1, 1935

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ol ‘WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Cloudy today and colder late tonight; tomorrow fair and colder; gentle to mod-

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ILTES BATTE ATBYNEWSUTS Actions Directed at Sel\!es Keep Them From Filing With S. E. C. BACKGROUND— , Always a popular...

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“GROCER” NORRIS 10 GO ON TRIAL Nebraskan Who Tried to! Defeat Veteran Senator Faces Jury Tomorrow. By the Associated Press.

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A—4 = SECOND GHILD DIES OF NICKEL POISON Doctors Hope to Save Third, After Tracing Source of Mystery Malady. By the...

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LOUCEDEELAED CHANENG ACTCS Tension in Mediterranean Is Seen Lessened by French Warning. By the Associated Press. LONDON,...

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“A-6 NAZIS WATCHING - LEAGUE ANDITALY Fear Precedent May Be Set in Il Duce’s Demand for Territory. BERLIN (#).—Nasiism,...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 1, 1935—PART ONE. BAR ASSOCIATION - TO DINE JUSTIGES Former Gov. Ely to Speak on

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CLOPERATONKEY T0 SHPE TRAF Erratic Drivers and Cruising Taxicabs Blamed for Hazards Here. No set rules, however strict, will

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 1, 1935—PART ONE. ~ Visit the "SILVER - STAR MODEL HOME at 4849 Upton St. In...

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MALARIA DEATHS PROBE IS .DELAYED IN CHICAGO Police Investigate Possibility In- fection May Have Resulted from malaria has...

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WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites vou te visit the most by est: within Ares. OMOBBO EXPERT DIES AT 69 Appendicitis Proves...

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A—12 POTATO GONTROL GOES INTO EFFECT Tax Stamp Required With Fine of $1,000 for Ex- ceeding Limit. By the Associsted Press.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. DECEMBER 1, 1935—PART ONE. ~13 e e e e R D —mS———m———— R PERSHING TO GIVE I: , C ‘STRATD’

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His Clown, Will Be in the Toy Department Every . Day Until Christmas. A Month of Featue‘Events B g~ 475Wonderful 3 New $5...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 1, 1935—PART ONE. - * A—15 Visit Santa l:ond oia 1508 Have the Masked Artist...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, DECEMBER T, 1935—PART ONE. No red tape, no delays, just stop in our Accounts Depart- ment

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LAW TESTS HINGE ON“DUE PROGESS” Fresh Interpretations of Clause in Constitution Are in Making. By the Associated Press. NEW

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A—18 1. VAR PENED BY UNTED DRYS Better Observance of Laws and New Act Two-fold Purpose. The United Dry Forces of the Dis-...

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R S UDDDIES FANOLS SLRGEON Pneumonia Is Fatal to Mayo Clinic Doctor—Headed -Association: By the Associated Press. CHICAGO,

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LEADERS INDORSE HEARING ON TAXES Oppose Increased Levies and Seek Bigger Federal Payment. Civic and business leaders last...

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TEXT OF DISTRICT TAXATION REPORT . HE full text of the partial re- port of the Commissioners’ Special Comimttee on Taxa- tion

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ROGERS MEMORIAL AID HERE SPEEDED Living Testament to Be in| Form of Assistance to Han- dicapped Children. 1 Emphasizing that

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SWANSON URGES STRONGER NAVY Advocates Building Up to! Strength of Washington and London Pacts. By the Associated Press....

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A—34 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©. DECEMBER 1, 1935~PART ONE. ynge-itude; CASH YOUR Don’t Miss the Comic Movies in...

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General News [ — GRS STRUGGLES NEAR LORING HOME STIR MANIAC HUNT Residents Tell Police of Scene Involving Man in Car Last...

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CRIME DETECTION CENTERS URGED Indianan Suggests Each Commonwealth Maintain Own Clearing Houses. By the Associated Press. NEW

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PUMPING STATION T0BEMODERNIZED McMillan Plant Changesi to Remove Obsolete Conditions. A modernization program at the Mc-...

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TYANCONPLANT OFDOUBLEFOUND Author Protested Against Imposter in Letter to Cleveland Herald. By the Associated Press....

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CLEVELAND FILLS COMMITTEE POSTS Kenneth McAuliffe Named Head of Federation Pub- licity Group. By u Staff Correspondent of The

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MALL INSPECTORS TRAIL PRESIDENT Service Established by Ben- jamin Franklin Sees He Gets Mail. By the Associated Press. When

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SODALITY PLANS 125TH BIRTHDAY Two-Day Celebration to Mark Founding of Union at G. U. A two-day celebration, marking the 125th

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YOUTHS AWARDED LIVESTOCK PRIZES Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and lowa Feeders Get Chicago Ribnons. By the Associated Press.

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PLAY TOURNAMENT TO BE DISCUSSED Representatives of Amateur Drama Groups to Meet This Afternoon. Preliminary arrangements for

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,.--4 SN THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ey EMI’\-’- T“- D. C., DECEMBER 1, 1935—PART ONE. No Forsotten Child in W ashington...