Evening Star dated August 17, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and slightly warmer tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy; gentle to moderate...

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A—2Z ¥¥% SANTANDER FACES FIVE-WAY ATTACK Insurgent Tacticians Predict Biscayan Capital’s Fall in Week. BACKGROUND— Gen....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1937. *ekx A3 Japanese Troops on Guard at Tungchow, Scene of Chinese

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3NATIONS IN HUNT FOR SOVIET PLANE Plan to Spur Polar Search After Being Grounded by Bad Weather. En route to Fairbanks,...

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TOWN VOTES NEW PICKETING RULES Cumberland Adopts Ordi- nance Drafted in Line With Court Decision.’ By the Associated Press.

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A—6 = Qurde nf Thanks. BUBKE, MRS, NANCY FRYE To the many {riends and neighbors we wis) to express our sincere appreciation

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ALKER REALE HS PENSION WiH x-Mayor Gets $12,000 Job. No Politics Is Involved, Says Commissen. ¥ the Associated Press. NEW...

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A—S8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday ‘Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. August 17, 1937 THEODORE W. NOYES The Evening Star...

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‘TeapotDome’ of New Deal Smolders No Effort Being Made to Prosecute an Open Violation of Law. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. HE “Teapot

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A—10 *x AMU TheTwentieth Century Lot Seems in a Pixilated Mood SEMENTS. Mr. Carmody Talks to Tyrone Power and Jane Withers

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SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals and Departures at New York. ARRIVALS. Today. IN—Galveston Southampton __ HAM e 8100 A'M 7:00 AM K10 AM

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he Foening Stad Sporls WASHINGTON, A12 = D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1937. —1 Speed, Class Mark Junior Tennis : Revived Griffs

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SPORTDS. Argftro SEEN AS USURPER | Smooth, 2-Handed Punching Feather in One-Round Defeat of Cabello. BY BURTON HAWKINS. HE

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—14 = hree Washington Women Planning to Shoot for U. S. Golf Crown Miley Rated Player to Beat at Memphis. T LEAST three...

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FINANCIAL. APANESE BONDS AGAIN RETREAT .osses Up to Eight Points Shown on Reports of Shanghai Battle. Bond Averages 20 10 10

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A—16 xxx D. C. PHONE TOTAL CONTINUESTORISE Reaches 220,069 at End of July, Compared With 206,371 Year Ago. BY HAROLD B....

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FINANCIAL. URB LIST EASES | INQUIET TRADING Dils and Utilities Unchanged to Fractionally Lower. Specialties Lag. By the...

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FOR TOMORROW— WEDNESDAY ONLY 'FOOD. SHOPPING CENTER . Sunpride Stringless BEANS 'KIDNAPED COLONY RECALLED BY FETE Roanoke...

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Washi LEGALIZED RACING IND. C. 0PPOSED BY POLICE HEAD Maj. Brown Says 1t Would Cause Congestion and Add to Traffic Problems.

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Iustrated by Vincentinl THE STORY THUS FAR. Carol Clayton, engaged to wealthy Hartley Madison, falls in love with Duke...

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SOC1ETY. THE E VENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1937. SOCIETY,. *» B—3 Informality Predominates in Midsummer

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Sensational August BARGAINS in every department BETTER SUMMER DRESSES Our Entire Stock .88 $11 to $16.95 Values 8 Daytime and

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. CUARDSHEN MARCHFORFIEL ngineers Leave Camp on First Stage of Their Annual Bivouac. " BY ROBERT A. ERWIN, E{afl...

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at New York's most comfortable, convenient and reasonable hotell In the heart of everything—nations al bus terminol. Single .

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lTomorrow=Wednesdav Onl “ Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for Handmade. White and colored handkerchiefs with dainty embroid- s

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B8 the hearts of a free people to unite in fact changed our form of govern- Mayor La Guardia. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,

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[BERALZE PARTY, FH URGES ... ew York Representative, Speaker on Air Forum, Hits Old Guard. (Continued From Page B-8.) tion to

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B—10 Impending Loss of W WOMEN’S FEATURES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, isdom Te Victim Overwhelmed By Awful Possibilities

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HELP AND SITUATIONS SENTENCED TO BENCH Boy Violators Must Listen In at Traffic Court. CHICAGO, August 17 (#) —Two 16-...

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APARTMENTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1937 REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS FURNISHED, APARTMENTS...

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\ AUCTIONS. HOUSES FOR SALE. (Continued ) INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE. | STLE00—4-FAMILY FLAT fiixl;fisg"!: = —————— |...

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B—14 TOONERVILLE FOLKS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON MOON MULLINS—No Repetition in This Plot. { ouTTA TH FIRE. CMON. LET'S GO

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THE MOUNTAIN BOYS— NOW YOoU YOUNGUNS TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, IFE'S LIKE THAT Sonnysayings

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DAILY SHORT STORY A NICE GAME By Vic QN HIS way to Borax, Ray Longworth stopped by at Jules Win- gate’s ranch. The house was