Evening Star dated July 14, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Local thundershowers probable for to- night and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow; gentle

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OUSTED EMPLOYE AGCUSES FORD C0. “Unsatisfactory Work” Only Excuse, He Tells N. L. R. B. Boss Admitted. Pr the Assoctaied...

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ROBINSON'S DEATH SHOCKS ARKANSAS “One of Brightest Boys | Ever Saw,” His First Law Partner Said. B the Associated Press...

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A4 »x GARNER TO ATTEND LITTLE ROCK RITES Vice President Expected to | Return to Washington Afterward. B the Associated Press.

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SOVET FLYERSET LONGFLIGHTARY Break Record Made by Rossi and Codos in U. S.- to-Syria Hop. By the Associated Press. | Modern

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A—6. *» JEFFERSON PLANG - STULINDISPUTE Redrawing to Save Trees Doesn’t Satisfy Compe- tition Advocates. Announcement that

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CANADIAN WHEAT (ROPTOBE SMALL Estimate of 170.000,000! Bushels May Be Reduced by Drought. BY H. J. HANSELL, Market Editor,

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FARM BILLS WAIT ON COURT DEBATE Tenancy Program and Veto ! on Interest Measure Delayed in Senate. Br the Assaciated Press The

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*\‘v - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1037 e e e 6 ocnlv o RY'— / / ALSO OPERATING PR, WHERE gonc

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A—10 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. .. __________July 14, 1937 THEODORE W. NOYES.

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. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON Do C. I. O. Taps New Political Gold Mine #1 o.oo;,@(,a War Chest Possible in Gov- ernment...

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A—12 x% Bratha. BELFIELD. ANNIE. On Wednesday. July 14. 1 at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Annie Harrington. 1112 North Dan-

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Iriti‘ofducing to Washington For the First Time at This Price! KNITTED CROTCH, FRENCH-BACK SHORTS g ¢ ] Would Regularly Sell

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937. Phone POtomac 5678 SAVE on Summer Needs and Pickling Now!...

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. FINANCIAL. RAIL OBLIGATIONS TEND BACKWARD Falter in Uineven Bond Mar- | ket—Utilities Find Little Support. Bond Averages 20

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A—16 LT FINANCIAL. OUTPUT MOUNTS Weekly Records During June Broke Peaks Reached Here Last Winter. BY EDWARD C. STONE. J. F.

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FINANCIAL. - (ILS ARE LEADERS [N CURB MARKET Trading Is Quiet and Most Stocks Churn About Indecisively. Br the Associated...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937. Each Week this page will appear in Wednesday Evening Star...

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Wash KING DRAFTS BILL O MAKEU.S. BEAR COST OF AIRPORT Peoposal Will Recommend Model Development at Camp Springs Site. COST IS

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B—2 K =» THE EVENING TAMMANY LEADER FAVORS [}[]PELANDl G. 0. P. Also Makes Plans to Back New Deal Foe for Mayor. By the...

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- SOCIETY. _—— Social Notes of Washington and Its Environs Recox:ded in the News Officials and Diplomats Prominent in the...

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Suburban Residents In the News Mrs. McCeney Issues Invitations to Daugh- ter's Wedding. RS. GEORGE PATTERSON McCENEY of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937. The 7 . | Two More Days of Sl July Clearance Sale T Sl...

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DAILY SHORT STORY SUPERSTITION By Richard ONE of us, you understand were superstitious, but when Ken Up- shaw shot the al-

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T Regularly 25¢ and 29¢. of dozens of styles SHEER WHITE LINENS with fine Chinese hand smbroidery, appliques and spoke...

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B—8 RESORTS. VIRGINIA. ining, Week-ending Yacationing .. Sky Chalet. . Jishest mountain resort on Orkney brluf d. 8 miles...

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99 DINING ROOM SUITE, 9- pe., in Oriental striped wal- nut and curly maple veneers on gumwood. Large 6-leg table. Server only