Evening Star dated July 11, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Generally fair and continued warm today and tomorrow, except possibility of local

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A2 x K SNELL ASKS PROBE OF CONTRIBUTIONS Demands House Investi- gate if Roosevelt and Far- ley Aided Law Evasion. By the...

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INSURGENTS CLAIM Report Government Offen- slve Smashed—Loyalists Deny Statement. BACKGROUND— Besieged for months by insurgent

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+.B.1ISVISITED BY 15,000 SCOUTS -Interest in Fingerprinting Prompts New Merit Badge for That Work. Impressed by the interest

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HOLD-UP SUSPECT LINKED TO THEFTS Colored Youth Held Faces Charges in Trio of Robberies. Police announced yesterday that a...

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A6 = DEFENDS $350.000 Trying Hard to Keep Cool — It’s Easier If You Follow the Health Rules CHECKFROMAAA. Head of Mississippi

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FORPLAYCROUNDS Centers to Be Cpen From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. on Weekdays. A schedule of the playgrounds now being operated by the

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A—8 HELP OF MURPHY ASKED IN STRIKE C. 1. 0. Cieaners’ Union Aide | Wires Governor in Behalf of 30,000 Workers. By the...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY .1i, 1937—PART ONE. Summer Curtains at Special Low Prices « Priscillas o Tailored ™

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A—10 » Breatha. BROWN. RICHARD MASON. On Satur- day. July 10.1837. at Providence Hos- RICHARD ' MASON BROWN. the t fon of...

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* SPED LITGATON ACAINSTARPORT Neighbors of Congressional Field Act on Rumor of Favor for D. C. Aroused by rumors that the...

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A—12 HOUSE CONSIDERS LENGTHY RECESS Two-Week Rest Period May Be Taken as Senate Argues Court Bill. B tha Associated Press.

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CALIFORNA FACES RSN ELE Migrant Indigent Horde of 70,000 Overburden Facili- ties, Beset by Diseases. By the Aseociated Press.

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A—14 Norris Still Looks to Future, Marking 76th Birthday Today Nebraskan to Celebrate Quietly in Naval Hospital. Bs the...