Evening Star dated December 1, 1936

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) : Cloudy tonight, probably followed by snow or rain tomorrow; slowly rising...

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‘A—é 5 THE E NING STAR, WASHI D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1936. 3 MORE CONCERNS TOGRANT BONUSES Harrington, People’s Drug...

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"m U. S BUURT EI.ERK Roosevelt Responds to Chpers in Buenos Aires RESIGNS HIS POST Maj. Kear Succeeds Maj. Wright in Eastern

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ANGLO-FRENCH AID PACT 15 REPORTED Envoy Delivers Pledge to London in Reply to Eden’s Promise. By the Associated Press. PARIS,

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BALANCEDBUDEET SBELIEVED NEAR Revenue Increases Point to Closing 7-Year Income and Expenditure Gap. BY the Associated Press.

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AGTION DEFENDED BY GOV. SMITH Vermont Chief Executive Says He Acted “With Fi- delity” in Bank Crisis, BY the Associated...

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GARNER 1S SILENT ON CONGRESS PLAN Says He Did Not Campaign Because He Feared Loss of Votes. Vice President Garner is in Wash-

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NOTED EXPLORER WED INROCKVILE Texas Girl, 25, Bride of Dr. Cyril Von Baumann, 44, at Pastor’s Home. By & Btaft Correspiondent

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1936. * A—9 ;U"ERAL ON THURSDAY | Thurscay tor Mrs. Rosella Cooper

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A—10 =* NEW YORK CENTRAL PAYS R.F. C. LOAN ‘Obligation Was Not Due Un- til 1941—0ther Railroads Report Higher Income. B the

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SENATOR ADVISES to discussion of the subject by Wash- ington residents, he has concluded that the weight of opinion is...

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A—12 5 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. December 1, 1936 THEODORE W. NOYES The Evening Star

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Smaller Firms Embarrassed By Bonuses Leverage, Plus Pay Roll Taxes, May Wreck Struggling Companies. BY DAVID LAWRENCE....

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- A—14 *% Cards of Thanks. . We wish to express AR I e tporceiation’ 0 the Rina"friends and neiehbors of our dear aunt, JULIA