Evening Star dated March 24, 1937

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WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Occasional rain, with rising tempera- ture tonight and tomorrow; lowest tem-...

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A—2 ¥x §1,500 MORE ASKED FOR BLOSSOM FETE Additional Contributions Are | Needed to Meet $3,000 Festival Expense. Additional

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PRESIDENT NEARS END OF VACATION Plans to Leave Friday for Washington—Will Attend Banquet Tonight. BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG. WARM

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A—4 xxx DAVISON CHARGES TAPPING OF WIRES Alexandria Mayor Says He Was Advised to End Life During Investigation. By a Staff

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HOLY THURSDAY SERVICES PLANNED Rites for Good Friday Also Set as Lenten Season Nears End. The concluding period of the Lenten

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JOE HIGH "INCORPORATED "OUR PLUMBER’ For a Complete Renoviz- ing Service and AINTING this old Wash- firm with 20 experience,

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THE EVENING ONEDEAD, I3HURT N AUTO HHHPS Mary Ardai, 14, Fatally In- | jured in Crash on Lee Highway. ‘Thirteen persons were

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N ‘\\ ERMOLY /Y 1aG ol OF PAINT! @ It looks like enamel. It washeslikeglass. Itwears like iron. O'Brien's T.T.O. Paint can