Evening Star dated October 2, 1936

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; gentle northeast winds.

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- A—2 ¥%3 FRENCH FASEISTS PROTESTING PROBE Col. De La Rocque Summons * Regional Meetings in Country. BACKGROUND— European...

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KNOX AGAIN RAPS PERIL T0 SAVINGS “Dance of Death” Goes On, He Says, Assailing Roosé- velt “Squandering.” By the Associated

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" A—4 » LANDON PRAISES SMITH FOR HELP Kansan Welcomes Support of Al—Confers With Hooverin Topeka. By the Associated Press.

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AUSTRIA SCUTTLES ST. GERMAIN PACT , '8,000 Youths, 21 Years 0ld, Called for Compulsory Military Service. By the Associatzd

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NARGOTIC ARRESTS HIT37INRICHMOND t s Physicians and Pharmacists Say They Would Welcome Plan for Control. Dy it Associated...

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- CHINESE T0 DIE IN SLAYING CASE . *Convicted in Killing of Japa- nese, Causing Friction Between Countries. > the Assoctated

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" A8 ¥x VANDENBER HTS " ROOSEVELT AMS Declares He Has Made #Nearest Invitation for Nul- lification of Constitution.” By the

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GOLD-SILVER BASE URGED FOR MONEY ‘ Western Mining Convention Favors U. S. Purchases of Metals. Bv the Associated Press....

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. Y. October 2, 1936 THEODORE W. NOYES...........Editor e The

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Democracy Is Campaign’s Vital Issue Public Attitude Shown by Revolt of News- papers. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. T. LOUIS, Mo.,...

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UFENTHIE, JULIA AUGUSTA. Suddenly, A odar September 30, 1936 0 Colorado ‘ave, n.w DGUSTA. AUFENTHIE ‘nes beloved wife of the

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: RLSACTTOBA 105 N REVENE Readjustments in Freight Rate Structure Are Discussed. @8y the Associated Press. Preliminary steps

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ARLINGTON CLAIMS REMAINS OF SIMS Admiral Buried With Full Military Honors After Church Rites. A green knoll overlooking the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHiNGTON, ‘D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. SAVINGS I N : ONLY HECHT MONTH Capital Letters || COULD BRING

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. ANNIVERSARY Far-sighted men will buy now and save! PREP SUITS

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FIN ANCIAL. ADVANGE SCORED ONBOND MARKETr Prices Move Fractions to 2 ‘or More Points Higher. U. S. Group Improves. 0 10 10 10

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FIRM 70 OBSERVE 4GTHANNIVERSARY National Permanent Offices Opened for Business Here October 3, 1890. BY EDWARD C. STONE....

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- CURB LIST GOES TOHIGHER LEVELS Gains Rankinh Up to Seven Points Registered by Industrial Group. By the Associated Press.

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Chocolate Covered WHIPPED CREAMS The favorite of all candy lovers are these smooth, fluffy whipped creams with the mild,...

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GAS OFFICIALS CONSIDERING NEW PURCHASE OFFER Petition Denied for Acquir- ing Alexandria and Hyatts- ville Concerns....

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Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. WY NINA CARTER TABB. ond, Portrush: owners, Mr. and Mrs, 1SS...

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SOCIETY. Festivities and Mrs. Roper Will Return From North Carolina _ The First of Next Week Soviet Ambassador and Mme....

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" B—4 Suburban Residents In the News Mrs. R. U. Patterson Is Visiting in Virginia. (Continued From Third Page.) their home

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LIMIT IN ACTIVITY CITED BY HEPBRON Chairman of Justice Group Shuns Encroachment in Social Service Field. The new Washington

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APPALLING TASK INSOCIAL SECURITY Work of 3-Man Board Mov- ing as Fast as Boy Going for Castor Oil. The far-reaching eflects

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. . s B Jlictn 1214-1220 F STREET 2 Prepare to applaud gt o> "The

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ALFRED C. CHAP DIES IN MONTREA Former Representative of New York at 88 Victim of Heart Disease. Former Representative AMred

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most popular models in § Foundations A nniversary Priced *4.84 A. H&W Lasteze all-‘a-one. with brocade panel front. uplift

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, -FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. onai sy Sy / sy i inninnscr Ypreicl Double-Bed Sheets Men’s...

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sativrsary Specic Crisp Cotton Dresses 1.00 Values New Styles THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936.

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COUGHLIN ASSERTS BISHOP MISQUOTED Attempts to Embarrass Radio Priest Charged in His Magazine. Wy the Associated Press....

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One More Day to consult Miss Elva Brandt Frances Denney's Personal Representative and learn from her how skillfully Frances

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B—i4 Embarrassing Moments Mark | Bethesda Pupil’s Trip Abroad Has Brush With Storm Trooper During Ber- lin Parade. Onece...

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RELIEF, UNIONISW * KEYSTONE ISSUES Open Attempt to Create Class Division Seen in Pennsylvania. BY JAY G. HAYDEN....

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HOSPITAL GROUP ATTACKS POLITICS Speakers Declare Appoint- ees Are Usually Unquali- fied for Work. By the Associated Press.

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CLASSES FOR AR BEGIN NEXT WEE Registration for Federal| Project Opens for Adults and Children. Registration for Federal Art

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B—18 L ansburohs SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E STS. Even the Newly Opened Children’s Shoe Shop joins in the 76th Anniversary Entire

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1936. B—19 Lansburehss o Nnnversary ¥ SEVENTH, EIGHTH ond E STS....

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B—20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1936. e m ' Lansburohss -2 Nuniversary SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E STS.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. Glamorous New Frocks for Women and Little Women s14.4e...

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\ A Refreshment Tables, Duncan Phyfe style in walnut or mahogany finish . with black glass top tray for practi- % cality and

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D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1936. THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, 100 Men’s Lynbrookew.Z-TrtouserSJ Fall Suits DY EL New...

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AMUSEMENTS. Photo of Jean Harlow . Lightens Cold Burden Screen Beauty Has Just Finished “Libeled Lady,” Supported by Powell,