Evening Star dated July 16, 1936

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably showers tomorrow; not much change in

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T A2 %% - ‘RANGERS MOBILIZE - TOCOMBAT FIRES Most Critical Situation in Forests Faced This Year. C. C. C. Forces Aid. . By

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ESCAPED RATTLER DISRUPTS GOURT James, However, Calmly Denies He Murdered Wife for Her Insurance. B the As:ociated Press. LOS

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DIVORCE PLANNED BY POLLY MORAN Hearing for Mate July 29 on Deadly Weapon Assault Charge. Ey the Associated Press. BEVERLY...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY “APPEALTO FEAR" CHARGED TOG.0P. Politics Brought to Fore- front at Virginia...

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A—6 & ELY “TAKES WALK" TOSUPPORTG.0.P. Follows Democratic Ideals Now Being “Espoused by Republican Party.” BY the Assoclated

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W.P. A EMPLOYS 22000 IN WEST Assigns Them to Water Con- servation Projects in Dry States. By (ke Associated Press. ‘The Works

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‘PUERTO RICO PLOT 'CLEMENCY SOUGHT Women Appeal to Roosevelt for 8 Accused of Trying to Overthrow U. S. Seeking clemency for

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THE EVENING Shop and Save at Sears! It's always comfortably cool in this Modern Air-Cooled Store. A Break for Your Purse...

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A—10 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTO THURSDAY. ... THEODORE W. NOYES.. Stssaieed WD e T The Evening

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Drought May Swing Votes to G.O.P. Effect Will Reach from Farmer to Con- sumer. BY DAVIDP LAWRENCE. E political effects of the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1936. SAMUEL HOLLIDGE DIES |MRS. BOARDMAN, 69, |MRS. MARY A. GEORGE |

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JAPAN ARRESTS | CHINESE CONSUL Charges He Spied on Army Movements in Korea. By

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A—14 = LANDON'S SPEECH IN FINAL STAGES Begins Revised Draft of Ac- ceptance After Confer- ence With Knox. BY the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1936. A—15 “Bill” and Preacher Shatter Judy Fowler’s Olympic Hopes BY

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"A—16 = PRESIDENT STEERS TOWARD OPEN SEA Vacation Craft to Head| Tomorrow for Coast of Nova Scotia. By the Associated Press.

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FINANCIAL. TREND DOWNWARD INBOND MARKET U. S. Government lIssues Lose—Treasury Loans Meet Increased Selling. Bond Averages 10

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A—18 #¥» F BANKERS TAKE UP EDUCATION PLANS Committee Is Selected to Launch Program for Coming Year. BY EDWARD C. STONE. J.