Evening Star dated October 31, 1936

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WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Generally fair and warmer, with lowest temperature about 42 degrees tonight; to-

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- TENNESSEE FIGHT Republican Having Hardest Battle of Career Keeping Knox County. BY JOHN H. CLINE, Staft Correspondent ot

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HOOVER DEMANDS “CARDS ON TABLE” Denver Crowd Told Recov- ery Set Back Two Years. Speaks Monday. B the Associuted Press....

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JAMES O'CONNELL, UNIONLEADER, DIES Served 23 Years as Vice President of A. F. of L.; Funeral Monday. James O'Connell, who for

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Text of Roosevelt Speech President, Speaking in New York City, Says Gains of Last Three and a Half Years Must Be...

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" A—6 +» LEGION HOME SITE 1S RECLASSIFIED Arlington Board Rezones Property to 'Allow for Courts and Pool. Bs & Stant...

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A “Pigskin Parade” Runs To Touchdown of Film Lines Amusing and Tunes Spritely, and the -Yacht Club Boys Finally Get a Break.

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A—S8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT! D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936...

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Headline Folk and What They Do Baby Derby Promoter Enjoyed Deflating Human Nature. BY LEMUEL F. PARTON. OSSIBLY the news is

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A—10 = SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR,:- WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1936. SOCIETY. Functions in Diplomatic Set Vie

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Braths. IA(‘!! GEORGE ARTHUR. On !-t October 31, m:us at Mol \l :'lu:nnnl RG! RTHUR Arlington National Cemetery. BEAL....

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A—12 »» EARNINGS DOWN September Profit at $36,691 Against $81,019 for Same 1935 Month. BY EDWARD C. STONE. Net operat‘ag...

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FINANCIAL. CORPORATE BONDS MAINTAIN LEVELS Few Affected by Realizing. U. S. Government Issues Soft in Spots. Bond Averages 20

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Seer Can’t Pass Up Notre Dame SOUTH BEND TEAM PICKED OVER OHIO Crystal Ball Also Shows Pitt, Yale, Rice, Cornell, Penn as...

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" SPORTS. Colonials < HOYAS, TEACHERS, BLUES PLAY HERE G. U. Expected to Wallop Shenandoah, While G. W., Terps Battle Away. N

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AIRPORTLEGAL WAR 10 CLEAR UP TITLE IS URGED BY ICKES Cummings Urged to Act to Insure Claim to Area Used for Runways....

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Books—Art—Music WASHINGTON, D. C, FEATURES he Foening Stas, SUNDAY MORNING EDITION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936. PAGE B—1...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTQN D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936. FAULKNER'S STYLE DWARFS MATERIAL IN NEW NOVEL PLOT ITSELF...

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—_— Unusua THE ‘Women’s City Club, Jackson oil and water color by 18 local walls of the reception room, drawing with the...

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B4 Talent in Washington Revealed by Emergency Delay at Kreisler Concert Brought Out Value of Young Artists Assembled by...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936. B—% RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES < < New Pastor

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B—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936. FOUNDRY CHURCH WILL STRESS MISSIONS TOMORROW Missionary

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& Dr. H. Sala To Preach Two Weeks “The Aloneness of Jesus” Is Theme for Tomorrow Morning. DR HOMER SALA, pastor of the First

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Torture of Conducting A Food Column While Trying to Really Diet| Neither Office nor Home Is Happy Place for the Determined

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[reimwe ] @he Foening Star BUILDING AGTIVITY IS ABOVE AVERAGE OF RECENT WEEKS Large Majority of Permits for New Construction

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C—2 »» LOW-PROFIT HOUSE| HELD BUSINESS AID F. H. A, Section Chief Says Conferences Are Proving Faets to Industry. The...

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MY HOME' VISITED BY NEARLY 4,000 Model Structure at '49th and Upton Opened With Ceremony. A crowd of nearly 4,000 persons...

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C—4 = R EAL ESTATE. 3 THE MORTGAGES TOPIC OF CONVENTION Percentage Lease Another Leading Theme Slated for New Orleans. In...