Evening Star dated January 20, 1937

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THE STAR’S SOUVENIR EDITION ch WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Rain this afternoon and tonight; slowly rising...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1937. Text of Inaugural Address SERVICES PRECEDE ROOSEVELT'S OATH

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FARLEY EXTEND CHARTY TOFOES Electoral College Group Told “We Have No Hates to Cherish.” Declaring the President’s majority at

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OF LEAK o NA. 4370 GICHNER : 1013 E NAT. 760} ONLY 4 hrs. 46 min. LOW AIR FARES make flying to Chicago cost no more than...

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BRITAIN STIFFENS - ON REICH VIEWS Eden’s Speech Comes as Italy Gives Up Plan for Four-Power Pact. BY the Associated Press.

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A6 % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20, 1937. GAY DEMOCRATS CELEBRATE AT PRE-INAUGURAL PARTIES' Among

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., WEDNESDAY, JAN ARY A group of early birds sheltered by ymbrellas, near the Capitol. &...

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- PEACE IS DISTANT - INMOTOR STRIKE Boene Shifts to Capital and New York—Two Minor Disputes Settled. BULLETIN. PITTSBURGH,

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SLAIN POLICEMAN CHAINED T0 POST Police of Three States Hunt Former Convict in Mich- igan Killing. B5 the Assoctated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. January 20, 1937 THEODORE W. NOYES. The Evening Star...

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Second Term Also Has Crises. Social and Economic Problems Await Solu- tion of Roosevelt. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. NLY 10 other men

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A—12 = Qard of Thanks. SMITH, LOUISA M. Tne family of the te LOUISA M. SMITH wish to extend to lhelr rem!ves neighbors and

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JAPAN'S FASCISTS FORM NEW PARTY Action Cited as Evidence Parliamentary Rule Faces Crisis. B the Associated Press. TOKIO,...

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GOVERNORS URGED T0 PUSH HOUSING 33 Attend Luncheon, Hear Delano Recommend Low-Cost Projects. Governors of 33 States visiting

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CITIZENS OPPOSE FILLING STATION West End Group Favors l’nrkinzl Lot Over Gas Service in Section. JPeeling that a parking lot

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* STATUS CLOUDED Leaders Claim Odd Data in Report Ranks Capital Too High. A warped picture of District recre- ational...

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HERE /s the record! and the FIGURES speak for themselves! 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 ... The Star has led all other...

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LOANS ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your ap- plication - for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans...

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FINANCIAL CORPORATE BONDS REGISTER GAINS Some of Larger Advances Recorded in Response to Stock Upturn. Bond Averages Rels.

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A—20 sx%x FINANCIAL. THOM RE-ELECTED TRUST FIRM HEAD - American Security Also Adds ! One New Official at - Annual Meeting. BY

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FINANCI{AL OWENS-LLINOIS ORDERS DIVIDEND $1.50 Payment Authorized. 1936 Profits Estimated F OIL SHARES UP INGURB TRADING...

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A—-22 » Hechinger Co. *4__Great Building Material Stores—4 MAIN OFFICE DOWNTOWN BRIGHTWOOD ANACOSTIA BN ENE 6th & C 8.W. 5925

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Washington News —_— U.S.SHAKE-UPHIT |Secking Death in Tidal Basin, - RE]) RIDER REPEAL Woman Yields to Persuasion BY FORMER

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1937. flight: Miss Terry Dulany of Grafton | Noland, D. C. Sands,

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SOCIETY. . White House Records Broken as Roosevelts o Celebrate Inauguration Social Calendar at Mansion Boasts Lunch- eon,

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SOCIETY. Inaugural Functions Of Note Many Organizations Plan Parties Today and Tomorrow. OV. AND MRS. BIBBS GRAVES of Alabama

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SOCIETY. Suburban Residents Mr. and Mrs. Haley Hosts at R. AND MRS. JOSEPH HA- LEY entertained at dinner last night, followed