Evening Star dated September 20, 1936

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair today, tomorrow mostly cloudy; little ¢hange in temperature; gentle va- winds,

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¢ [N FARM INCOME Prices Raised by Drought Offset by Shortening of Crops. B the Assoclated Press. With drought-heightened...

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PUBLICITY BANNED ONU.S. TAXCOST Federal Statute Makes Men- tion of Levy’s Expense to Buyer lllegal. BY REX COLLIER. It's &

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EIGHT ATOP HOUSE INFLOOD RESCUED Colorado River Reaches 72- Foot Stage, 2 Miles Wide at One Point. By the Associated Press.

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~ COUGHLIN AGAIN HITS RODSEVELT “Challenges” President to Say He Does Not Want Communist Votes. By the Associated Press. DES

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PLANNED ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT HIT White House Secretary Is- sues Statement Assailing “Notorious” Pubtisher. Charging a “planned

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-SOCIAL SECURITY SGGANTC TSK Researcher Delves Into = Workability of Law Now Operating. The far-reaching eflects of the flew

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THE SUNDAY STAR, ‘'WASHINGTON, D. C.. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ONE. % APbone POtomac 5678 §0¢ 85¢ 35¢ School Starts Tomorrow :

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THE SUNDAY STAR, -WASHINGTON, D.. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ON. *L AWENFORGEMENT | ' R el Ghiealer Saoings, ot Hee Hul/ o |

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BANDIT ABDUCTS PAIR FOR HOLD-UPS Man and Woman Forced to Drive Ganman as He Robs Four. By the Associated Press. » BALTIMORE,

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Greetings to the 7Qth National En- campment of the Grand Army of the Republic. mowson or xtme - We are in line for THE SILK

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BOYD. JORN E. W cere thanl l!ndl flfl nel:hbo {L"h' nd and r-z”n’u‘ 'J&m‘ s G CRILDREN. DENCAN. "NN‘I "0-‘ 'n‘\l famil of the

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CHURCH LOYALTY MEETING PLANNED Roper to Be Main Speaker « at Constitution Hall September 29. Plans for the second annual mass

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Schools an 'A8 REGISTRATION opened at American University yesterday, final plans were announced for & spe- cial program...

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e Libr'a'ry'of Congr ess Annex . Will Be Completed in 1938 New Structure, With-Addition to Main _Building, Almost L BY WILL

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‘A-16 K BY JESSIE FANT EVANS. NCIENT and honorable George- town University, whose found- ing considerably antedates that of

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. .0.P. GAINSEEN ‘FORRHODE SLAND, «Sweeping Victory of Last +- Year Expected to Be Duplicated. BY JAY G. HAYDEN. 4al Dispatch

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QUEEN IS NANED FORCUP REGATI Miss Leila Peoples to Pre- side Over Night Pageant Scheduled Friday. Miss Leila Peoples,...

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Lansburghs SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E STREETS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ONE. Dlistrict 7575...

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THE SUNDAY -STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ONE. Lansburghs S0L wiiz WAL TThere’s nothing lovelier than good

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o ] The Sundoy Shar GOODWIN MURDER NEAR SOLUTION, POLICE INDICATE Package Resembling Cam- . era Taken From 16th ; Street...

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SIX MEN ISOLATED BY STORM RETURN Fishing Party Safe After Be- ing Trapped on Island 36 Hours. Bv the Associated Press....

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Landon’s Pose Astride Horse BAL IS GRANTED Inspires D.C. Boy to Form Club TOEDITH MAXWELL 14-Month Imprisonment in Patricide

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OFFICALS OF PARK PUBLISH JOURNAL Object of Magézine to Show There Is Sorsething Else Beside Skyline Drive. Spectal Dispateh

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T0JOAN BLONDELL Thousands Jam Docks _as Ceremony |Is Performed on Boat. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, September 19.—

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BIRDIES LAST TRID FOR 37-HOLE WIN Young Homebred Sinks Long Putts to Beat McLean, Invading Scotsman. (Continued From Pirst

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BPCRTS. Sailing Races to Play Prominent Part in President’s Cup Regatta Display of Awards for Big Watér Carnival Here INCOMET

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B—8 #a Latona Gritty in Net Triumph : Golf M, Yank Fans App | Beaten in First Two Sets of | Federal Meet Final by WO sets...

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SPORTS. - ~ " PHE SUNDAY § P R A e e s T. AR, WASHINGTO! D. C, SEPTEMBER T T RO IS 2 20, 1936—PART ONE. SPORTS. B—9 Rough...

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- . SPORTS Fadely Leads in Horse Show : What Ha SO R S P S e A S LR S —_— s Spring Valley Horse Furnishes Good Sport [}AM[ |N

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PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ONE. SPORTS. B-11! War Admiral Takes $10,000 Race :...

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B—-12 i "~ GOLDENBERG’S »s= e i SPECI AL! 3-Piece EXTRA! 2,400 Higbgrade BED SHEETS This is the seventh of a series of...

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Editorial Page Political Round-Up REICH HOLDS ANTI-SOVIET DRIVE AIDS EUROPE PEACE Leaders See Centuries-Old Mission to Spread

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TfiE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART TWO. ____________.‘_____—_——-————L———*—_____—_—_*__ HEEDING THE

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936~PART TW D3 MAINE VOTE SEEN KEY TO PENNSYLVANIA FORECAST NEW DEAL...

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d D—4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART TWO, BOTH PARTIES CLAIM ADVANTAGE FROM WISCONSIN VOTE GAIN

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHING’.“.‘ON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART TWO. D-$§ WIDE RANGE OF NEW YORK LABOR BACKING ROOSEVELT NEW

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D6 GENERAL OFFIGER URGED FOR GUARD Militia Has as Many Troops as Regulars in This 2 Area. - Although one of the reasons at-

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THE SUNDAY ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. DAV.PLANNNG |Four Chairmen e FIHH BATTALION FOR GONVENTION Dr. C. H. Anderson Names Special

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CARIBBEAN ALIVE WITH PIRATE LORE Modern Ships Now Carry Vacationists Over Ro- mantic_Routes. KINGSTON, September 19.—Ro-...

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This Map Gov. Landon! (Continued From First Page.) on to another waiting group, leaving us all feeling that we'd each had &

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART TWO. Gkannd Offers just 25 fine “The Averve eTih, Bth mnd O Jis,

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SOCIETY SECTION: The Sunday Stac WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY' MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936. Capital’s Social High Lights HORSE

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President’s CupRegatta SOCIETY. Married in Maryland THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Gen. Gasser Commander C.,. SEPTEMBER 20,

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C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART THREE. SOCIETY. General Notes SOCIETY." 'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASfiINGTON D. Monday, having tewart...

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OCIETY Luncheon-Bridge Parties Enjoyed in Chevy Chase Martha Gene Whiteside—Mrs. L. Paul Winings Hostess. Miss Ennis Little

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SOCIETY. Arlington | Engagements Announced Has Busy Social Week . Miss Virginia Walton|’ Will Entertain at Dinner Dance. ISS

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SOCIETY. About Well-Known Folk In Books, Art, Politics England Joins in Celebrating the Tercen- tenary of Harvard University.

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- SOCIETY. . Engagement Draws Wide Attention Miss Castellow Will . Wed Representative . ‘Aaron Ford. (Continued From First

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY, SCHOOL FOR GOLFERS Glasgow Business Men Take Noone Hour Course in Building. GLASGOW, September 19.—Visitors

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SOCIETY. Army-Navy Is Given of Takoma Park Is Hostess. RS. JAMES T. ALLEN, wife M s luncheon Friday at the Army, and Navy...

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” S8OCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WABHINGTON. D: C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART THREE. SOCIETY. omoshow L85 3100 2D 7 in THE HECHT

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Stage and -Screen Part 4—8 Pages G. A. R. TO REPEAT FAMED MARCH OF 1865 IN CAPITAL WASHINGTON, D. C, Remnant of Union Army,

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" F-2 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,” SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART FOUR. INSPIRE CITIZENS OF TODAY Proud Survivors of Grand

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Fad-Loving Listeners Use Freak Expressions ‘Even Knock-Knocks “All Right, All Right” With Fans Not “Regusted” by “Heigh-Ho

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F—4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART FOUR. HUGE PYTHONS AND BOAS ARE PETS IN HOME HERE. Versatile

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AMUSEMENTS. Norma Shearer Praised In “Romeo and Juliet” Star of Recent Film Wins Approval of Lead- ing Columnists—Success...

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F—6 THE SUNDAY' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 20 1936—PART FOUR. AUTO PRODUCTION RESUMES CLIMB : —: AVIATION NEWS...

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l Puzzles l S HARVEST time is here, so this week we have our crossword puzzle in- side a sheaf of grain which has been...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART FOUR. Over 1,600 sg. ft. . . ... devoted to the displa of the...

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Classified Ads ‘Pages 50 15 Part 5—16 Pages 30 UNDERWRITERS PLAN T0 ATTEND BOSTON CONCLAVE President Riggles of D. C....

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STOCKS MOVE P AT WEEK'S CLOSE Pace Fastest for Two-Hour Market Since Early Last April. 'OCKS DID. - Saturday. Frider. dvances

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FINANCIAL, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART FIVE FINANCIAL. G—3 RALROAD BONDS [ScvZexLiy | SUMMARY

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FINANCIAL., ; Vi . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1036—PART FIVE. ! :...

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CLSROSTOVENSKO The latest scenic stamps of Czechoslovakia show nine beau- fiful old castles, as_follows: Ul 1.20k, red violet,

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'WANTED—SALESMEN, (c.nll.nlfl.) F Mo, wants salesmen to se lie Stclient ‘and heaith insurance; free W—__..__ raining. _Call

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MISCELLANEO SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Outl--l.) GIRL. youns, as_mothers m nnm mld l'u.r -ehml ‘hours. GIRL, ulon% wants work;...

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MISCELLANEOUS SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued. COAL BLOWERS. buckwheat: ne anteed: $12.50. installed reasonably. Cal Sunday

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(Continued.) 8513 4th ST. N.W.—Mas vatory: block l.lh l‘ caf ! Cnlltmited phose.” Georsia 5354, 4 CONCORD AVE. N.W.—Bed room,

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'G—10. APAITIENTHDINISBD. APARTMENTS. AND UNFUR. 7-room Apply Monda: 1523 M ST. N.W.—Light housekeeping spartment. nicely’

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APARTMENTS ights, 9 mn baths, 2010 Glover §r‘lvewu Cieveland 1708 Fiovse ¥or — ELECTRICITY, A-'a,; near lnl 51 mn. hear R. R

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REAL ESTATE. SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) HOME—INVESTMENT. CAPITOL HILL. Open Today. 416 East Cnpltol St. Ne qmr-tod. nn s...

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VA —] OF SOLID Tarse roome. Tuil bacement, 10 oy g rolite ba e of the ne }oa-nm Lee Blvd. Less than 2 mil i...

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G—14 A SALE—AUTOMOBILES 6 trunk sedan, 1935, dual ratio, R nith franks “radio.” Spectal &b 2018 _14th n.w., Nor. 3949. UBURN,

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AUTOMOBILES. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART FIVE. AUTOMOBILES. !ALE—AUTOMOHLES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES

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'!‘HE SUNDAY 'STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, “1936—PART _FIVE. 5 an M of staff in w-mnmn. = ranged by the...

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AANRNNANINNNUNNNNNNNNNNN HANNNANNNENNRNRNAN RN ANNUNENNNNNNNNNNNRRNNN MAGAZINE wht gllltflay gtaf SEPTEMBER SECTION 20th 1936

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THIS WEEK WE GREW UP TOGETHER — WE WERE MEMBERS OF THE SAME GANG JOHNNY Zknr 1 PRISON — But Johnny's pal stayed home. A...

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r ) September 20, 1936 THIS WEEK Captain Brice answers a strange S.0.S. The story of an old sea-dog who could cope with both

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PATTERNS ARE THE MONKEYS," 0ss FLEMING was a pleasant, likable young gentleman, a favorite among his set. One thing his...

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September 20, 1936 . nothing to do with it, and was sympathetic toward him. But it is not pleasant to be exposed before the

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fiel% THIS WEEK of the DRAGON A weird campfire, a primitive Tahitian Drum — danger, and a cry of warning! Part Two of a...

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oy PO RUS— September 20, 1936 Nlustration by Herbert Bohnert Hee Johnar — THEIR VISITOR GENTLY KISSED THE GIRL'S FOREHEAD.

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PARALLEL, so it seemed to me, to the situation at present imperiling the happiness of modern man in his closest relationship

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»n 5 September 20, 1936 i s THIS WEEK Magaozine Section 9 Camay orlns?m 5100 ALSO 5 PRIZES OF $1,000 EACH AND 1,000 PRIZES OF

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¢ 0°60 th Alka-Seltzer -t 3 VA YA Alkal DOG WORM CAPSULES Now Combined ONE TREATMENT i i i i GLOVERS) MANGE MEDICINE — write

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« | September 20, 1936 . know what I mean.” She suggested that they go to a movie together. “I really ought to finish this.”

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12 Teeth of the Dragon Continved from poge fen Burke hesitated for a second, then said, “I'll be glad to.” “I'll find out...

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September 20, 1936 - candy store. They decided to allow him to stick around. It wasn't long before he had a cigaret dangling

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14 Llaring WS Futare Paul Whiteman, the king of modern jazz, is passionately American in his tastes, from music to...

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Father’'s desk. Mama watched her and didn’t say anything. Upstairs, at the door to Anita’s room, Gertrude laughed at the row

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16 Magazine Section THIS WEEK September 20, 1936 Ask for the package - showing the picture L) of Niagara Falls and the red

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12 PAGES IN GRAVURE ' WASHINGTON NEWS % FEATURES [ hg %u‘tflw %tuf p > SC and SUBURBS PICTURES ; - ' 10 CENTS ELSEWHERE...

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UP THE AVENUE IN THE GRAND REVIEW. An interesting cld Brady photograph ot the parade of Union troops moving up Pennsylvania

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W here Fakirs Still Thrive N? BE]D OF ROSES}.1 In tI)ngiafone of the favorite tricks of the fakir is this — one of reclining

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 20, 1936. Best Snapsheots of final week in The Star’s Winners of

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 20, 1936. N Left: SIAM'S EX-KING LEARNS TO FLY. Spending What Is

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In Korea Sl 4 B . | THOMPSON'S HIALTH BABIES Baby No. 1120, BERNARD PHILIP Sen of Mr. Bernard F 204 Leighton Ave..' Silver

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 20, 1936. AFTER GITTING PRICES ELSEWHERE—TRY Haa3te R'S...

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MUSIC FOR ALMS. Wear- ing a basket over his head to conceal his identity, this Japanese beggar solicits con- tributions with

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THE l'NI)A\\' S’l"\l. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 20. 1936. g RIDING THE OUTRIGGERS. The crew of the...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE ON THE PLAINS OF s’- MONGOLIA. An American cowboy might laugh at this crude style

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Smart Styles Easily Made Attractive models for the Fall and Winter wardrobe that are yours

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 20, 1936. Hew Beaitly in GULISTAN. One of the choicest of the

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Twelve Twelve Pages in t u _ y a Pages in WASHINGTON, D. C,, SUNDAY,SEPTEMBER 20. 1936 PERSONALLY, PET, I DON'T You MEAN JUST

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ONE MORE CRACK WELL, DUMMY DUMB,EH P SAY, YOURE|[ 1 DonN'T, HEY! wWHy FROM THAT DIRECTOR, ||ARE You ~ |[ So DUMB ILL BET IN

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MR.J. EDEAR HOOVER,CHIEF of THE G MEN.| |, SHADOWING ME on ACCOUNT OF s HOSE aPPLeS ¢ "/' ity ' ) - ! = | NOwW A MAVBE |...

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WHAT SOMEBODY OUGHT To Do IS BREED A CROSS RETWEEN A CARRIER PIGEON AND A PARROT- THEN YOUR AUNT ELLA'S MESSAGES COULD BE...

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Twelve %,. fl %t f Twelve P in Pages in ae| Che Sundwy S WASHINGTON, D. C.. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936 AS TARZAN WATCHED HELPLESSL .