Evening Star dated April 11, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Generally fair and continued cool today; tomorrow, fair and somewhat warmer;...

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A2 * TRUSTEES INDORSE NEW LIBRARY BILL Suggest Proposed Building Be Made Eligible as P. W. A. Project. The Board of Trustees

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MOTORISTS FEAR DIVERSION OF TAX A. A. A. Official Cites Chief Reason for Opposing In- crease in Levies. BY WASHINGTON I....

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A—4 FORDHAS NOFEAR OF C.1.0, HE SAYS Freedom Is Foundation of America, He Declares in Interview. BY the Associated Press....

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AUTOLABOR PEACE EVIDENCE GROWING Hudson Plant Evacuated. Chrysler Court Action Is Dismissed. BY the Associated Press....

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_A—6 » MIDAMERICA DEAL STRIKES DEADLOCK Cleveland Syndicate “Un- willing to Engage in Financial Battle.” B) the Associated

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BELGIUM T0 VOTE ONGOURSE TODAY Premier Van Zeeland Stakes Future in Test With Rexist Degrelle. B the Associated Press....

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A—8 OPPOSES FORCING OF CO-OPERATIVES Roosevelt Commission Cites Advice of European Au- thorities. BY the Arsociatec’Press.

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BIG SECURITY TASK AHEAD, SAYS GREEN Nation Has Gone Far, He Says, but Much Remains—Urges Uniform U. S. System. BY the...

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A—10 OFFICIALS TO GO TOP.T CONERESS ~ Studebaker, Parran and Ickes Expected at Rich- mond Meeting. A number of Government...

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- PARLEYSLATED ONSOGAL WORK Washington and Maryland Agencies Open Joint Ses- sion Thursday. A joint ~onference of the...

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A—12 % COL BUTLER HEADS VIRGINIA RESERVES Alexandrian Succeeds Maj. C. M. Colony as President of Association, By the...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 11, 1937—PART ONE. The Palais Royal Florist Shop } > Floral s%rays [ ] 3 o $2.50

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Qards of Thanka. UTT. CHARLES E. The family of te CHARLES E. ALLNUTT wish to thank their relatives and friends for their...

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MARTIVE BOAR CHOIES SPEEDED Confirmation of Five Men Is Expected During Week to Push Program. BACKGROUND— Appointed last...

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A—16 = TOREVEW WORK OF TRAVELER AD Society, Celebrating 12th | Anniversary, to Hear Mrs. Harper Sibley. Mrs. Harper Sibley,

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- (v ECLIPSE SEEKERS FACE DIFFICULTIES Capt. J. Frederick Hellweg, Observatory Head, to Be in Charge. The forthcoming...

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A—I8 GRIDIRON CLUBMEN HIT GOURT PLAN Skit, Witnessed by Roose- veit, Shows lJurists in Rubber-Stamp Role. (Continued From...

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: ARMY ORDERS. Each of the following majors, Field Artillery, Army War College, to Fort Leavenworth, Kans., August 1: Ed-...

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Values / For That Spring Feeling! Food Beverage | 75¢ 57c Pound . This healthful creamy drink, promotes sound sleep, soothes

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+ AMERIGANIZATION PUPILS PLAN FETE School Festival Tuesday to Be Featured by Dances of Mations. The annual Spring festival of

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A—-22 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 11, 1937—PART ONXE. 0.P.COFSFATHER | Going Back T S —— P.-T. A. GROUP TO MEET

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Washington News SENATETOSPEED D. C. LEGISLATION ON TWO FRONTS Hearings on $45,117,000 | Supply Bill Expected to Get Started

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B2 = RIVER AND HARBOR SESSION SLATED 19 Virginia Projects to Be Studied by National Con- gress April 23-24. B the Associated

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- NEW LIFE PHASE HELD NEAR L. 3. Filene Tells Credit Union Di- rectors Nation to Get Eco- nomic Democracy. A call for...

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TRAFFIGRULINGS UNDER FIRE HERE Arrests Increase as More Attacks on Administration Develop. BY LESTER N. INSKEEP. A recent...

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- CRIMES AGAINST PEOPLE INCREASE F. B. I. Survey Shows Mur- der Every 40 Minutes inU.S. BY REX COLLIER Some cne dies by...

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CAVEWONAFTER WEAVER TOTTERS Two-Run Clusters Are Made With Two Away—Newsom Is Flashy Finisher. BY FRANCIS E. STAN, 8tafl...

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S PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. -G, APRIL 1 1937—PART ONE SPORTS B—7 Welbourne Jake Takes Cup Race : A’s Vastly...

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B—8 Terrapi SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, OLDLINE STICKERS | Fans Kept Busy Looking at College Park Ends 8-6—Neilson Stars for...

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s Favored Spot on Program Booms President’s Cup Sailing Events PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C, APRIL 11, 1937—...

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SPOR1TS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 11 1937—PART ON; SPORTS. United States Golf Association Is Careful in...