Evening Star dated June 28, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Showers this afternoon and possibly to- night; tomorrow fair, rising temperature;

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FRANCE FORESEES BALANCED BUDGET Bonnet Is Rushed to Paris From Cherbourg to Pre- sent Program. By the Associated Press....

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- BRITISHGOLDTOTAL " ISBARED BY SIMON Equalization Fund Owns $933,590,000 and Bank $2,584,470,000. BACKGROUND— Last week it

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IRWIN SURRENDER BRINGS MAID§1,000 Scullery Girl to Get Reward Offered for “Solving” Gedeon Murders. B the Associated Press.

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CONFEREES AGREE ~ ONRELIEF PLAN $8,000,000 Cut From Funds Earmarked for P. W. A. Quick Vote Seen. BACKGROUND— What to do...

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ENVOY TONORWAY ARRIVES, IS MUM Mrs. Harriman, Watched Over by U. S. Consul, Gives Away No Secrets. B5 the Associated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (‘..- MOXDAY, J['A\’E. 28, 1937.° JACKSON TO SEEK " GOVERNOR'S CHAIR Baltimore Mayor...

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A—8 *x SOVIET AVIATORS VISIT PRESIDENT Roosevelt Extends Congrat- ulations to Trio Who Flew Polar Route. President Roosevelt

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j i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 28 1937. K * A9 . R = e - ———————————————— All Merchandise Purchased...

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A—10 D. C, MONDAY, JU ——_eeseAHAe _—_—— ——— e -y . THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY_

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Sit-Downs Hit by Appeals Court Apex Case Ruling Held Establishing Strike Lawlessness. BY DAVID

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\i X A—lz *» Braths. ALBERT, SUSAN E. On Saturdav. June 28, 1037, a( her residence the Arzonne At BUSAN K. ow of "Charles...

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THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1937. “FARMERS HARVEST " BIG WHEAT CROP Markets Are Swamped by Flood

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A—14 =« he Foening Stap Sporls & WASHINGTON, C, MONDAY, JUNE 28 19 37. Six Gianis on N. L. All-Stars : Linke Again Due Trial

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 28 1937. SPORTS. A—15 Vaunted Color of Historic Poughkeepsie Regatta

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Hagen Predicts U. S. Ryder Cup Win : College Title Golf Pl VANKS NOWRATED | EVEN MONEY PICK i M- 70 | Shake-Up Effected by

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¥ RAILROAD BONDS " TURN DOWNWARD Take Lead in Quiet Drop. Government Obligations Under Pressure. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10

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A—18 #xx FINANCIAL FINANCIAL K% STOCKS GO DOWN y Private Wire Direct to The Star. Al New rou markets are now - daylight...

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FINANCIAL. CURBLISTMOVES TOLOWERLEVELS Most Shares Off Fractions to Point or More in Slow Trading. By the Associated Pres.

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A—20 x* 'VANDENBERG ASKS LABOR ACT SHIFTS Amendment Would Permit Employer to Demand Plant Election. By the Associated Press.

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Washington News FORBUSH INDICTED ON FOUR DISTRICT ROBBERY CHARGES “Blackface Gang” Member Faces 60-Year Total if Convicted.

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In the Hunt Country Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. ] v v - e WA, NINA CARTER TABB. OW that the

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SOCIETY. < Mrs. Roosevelt Joined In the Capital This Today.for Summer Home in Eaglesmere. House late yesterday afternoon. She

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e BAVARIAN CHURCH WARNEDBY HITLER Must “Fall in Line” or Lese Rich Revenues, Wag- ner Says. BACKGROUNL— Since his assumption

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VERSHLLES PAC S TBVEARS L Military Provisions Fail to Strip Germany of War Machine. Nr the Assoclated Press. NERI PARIS, June

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B—6 ROOSEVELT ROES DIVENOVELHOBBY Joins Throng of Notables Collecting Old Paper- Bound Books. B the Associated Press. NEW...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Young Washington This youngster cutting min [ the building of a model pioneer village at

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" B—8 »s HONEOFDUPONTS BEING PREPARE Wedding Reception Scene Being Made Ready by Workmen. By the Associated Press....

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i ‘ corral fence at the < A8 » EXPANSION SOUGHT | A UNSPOKEN UNDERSTANDING By Vic Yardman ITTING on the top rail of the s...

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B—10 More Recipes to Keep the Preserving Kettle Busy With Summer Fruits Shopping in Washington Summer Beauty Requisites of

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HELP AND SITUATIONS B—I1- » 35315858 o 5535 TS [T T H,Sl::u“:d.?’. ____SITUATIONS DOMESTIC R!'Al(l,s & SERVICE. MISCELLANEOUS

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APARTMENTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHI . ) > y REAL ESTATE ROOMS FURNISHED. ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR. ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED....

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- Q2 AUCLIONS. HOUSES FOR SALE. (Continued.) A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR IDLE MONEY. 4 3 home on the corner. front, back porches.

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B—14 TOONERVILLE FOLKS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1937. MOON MULLINS. WHAT'S TH' IDEA YOU A Good

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APARTMENTS. St. Louis Man to Succeed Day Tuttle at Civic Theater F. Cowles Strickland Will Follow Director Signed by Movie