Evening Star dated November 1, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and warmer, with lowest tempera- ture about 50 degrees tonight; tomorrow...

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INMURDER-SUICIDE Mother Shoots 5 of 7 Chil- dren and Self—“No More Shells” Saves the Others. By the Associated Pross....

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] ' wx A—3 %——————_———__I—_J—I—_—__—_—_m ARMY, NAVY UNION HITS AT ALIENS Bill to Provide Expulsion of Propagandists Will Be

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A—4 =¥ MASSRECRUITING > MAPPEDBY ARNY Agency to Enlist 500,000 in 60 Days Planned by General ‘Staff. BY the Associated Press.

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CANON SHEPPARD DIES IN'LONDON England’s “Broadcasting Parson” Was Militant Paci- fist With Large Following. By the Associated

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HISTORY OF NEGRO CITED AT MEETING Mrs. Mary Bethune Calls on Race to Be Heartened by Achievements. In sounding the keynote at

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THE EVENING 'NATIONAL STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. Jfunts /- Supreme Quality These Money-Saving Values

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A—S8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor WASHINGTON, D. C. November 1, 1937 The Evening

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Defeat Faces Roosevelt Policy Economic Program Seen Leading to Busi- ness Depression. By DAVID LAWRENCE. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. C., MONDAY, NO VEMBER 1, 1937 ACKER. Saturday ence, 12 loved wil LENA. ihis life_on October at

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MARITIME LABOR BOARD PREDIGTED Mediation Unit May Be Urged by Merchant Ma- rine Officials. B the Assoclated Press. The...

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A—12 = NNABB RETIRES FROM TARIFF BODY Chief Law Officer of Com- ‘mission Worked 58 Years in tne Government. After 58 years in

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VIRGINIA EXPECTS VOTE T0 BE LIGHT Alexandria to Choose Full Slate of Officers in Elec- tion Tomorrow. Wirginians will vote

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A—14 s»» VOTING WATCHED BY WAL STREET Hopes for Hints on How Political Winds Are Blowing. Bo the Associated Press. NEW YORK,

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’ "FIN STUMBLING BONDS LOSE EARLY GAINS Many Issues in List Show Losses of as Much as Two Points. Bond Averages 0 10 10 10

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FINANCIAL. THE EVE NG_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937 BUSINESS AWAITS TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK...

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FINANCIAL LOSSES WIDENED INCURB TRADING Drop Totals Point or More for Leading Issues. Utilities Lag. By the Associated Press.

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A—I8 = SCIENTISTS PLAN FUTURE OF QUINTS Party Watches Girls at Play and Discusses Changes in Their Regime. B thie Associated

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Washington News REVISED AVIATION REGULATIONSTOGO IN EFFECT TODAY Code Will Touch Every Per- son Engaged in Flying. NEW RATING

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In the Hunt Country Activities Among the Horse-Lovers in Virginia an By NINA CARTER TABB. IDDLEBURG HUNT'S opening meeting

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SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. SOCIETY, < Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington

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SOCIETY. Social Notes Of Nearby Sections Mr. and Mrs. Cecil % Return to ‘Takoma. R. AND MRS. CURTIS DRAKE CECIL have returned

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ALGIC MUTINY TRIAL STARTS TOMORROW 14 Members of Crew to Face a TU. §. Commission in Baltimore, Four More Sought. By the...

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" B—6 &% DAILY SHORT STORY' REACH FOR STARS [EARLY in his business career Bob Raymond learned a lesson, &nd benefited by it.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. SECRETARY ICKES Capitaus Rapio Procram [l Pacemalkers IN...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. ‘ : G Street at Eleventh District 4400 5Q-inch Furniture...

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Firm control for lnmk figures without that corsetted feeling. Lastex foundations with batiste boned panel in front, all-over

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' Nature’s Children ‘ November. By LILLIAN COX ATHEY. VERY month brings to the na- ture lover a wealth of inter- esting...

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Lindsay Is Britain’s Ace For Job as Envoy to and Cementing Ties With U. S., This Peer Is Held Ablest. SIR RONALD LINDSAY. By

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T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. ___%—-’%“__ “and it came to pass when they went into the...

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New Federal Radio Program On Pan-Americanism Tonight “Brave New World” Is Theme of 26 Weekly Educational Broadcasts W hich

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SHODTIG STATLE 5 HELD BAD LCK Soldiers Believe That De- struction in War Will Bring Defeat. By DEWITT MACKENZIE, Associated

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URBAN HOUSING SURVEY RELEASED Report Said fo Be Most Comprehensive Compila- tion of Facts Ever Made. The final report of the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. RD & LOTHROP REETS " PHONE DIstrICT 5300 ... “must haves” for

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Race for Mythical National Football Title Still Is Wide " FEW SHFTS LooM INTOPGRIDGROUP Sectional Leaders Appear Likely...

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Cc—2 on Spot Again—G. W., C. U. Have Work Cut Out. By ROD THOMAS. of wounds and Washington's grid warriors plunge again into

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’ SPORTS. Dixie Critics Back Griff’s Judgment in Purchase of Leonard | ograms Foe QU TINTAKES | Armstrong May Abdicate Title

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WOMEN'’S FEATURES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, * NOVEMBER 1, 1937. WOMEN’S FEATURES. % The Midas Touch on

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. BOYS’ CLUB MEMBERSHIP INCREASE IS REPORTED Director Fyfe Announces 34 Per Cent Jump in Attendance in...

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APARTMENTS ROOMS WITH BOARD. 1620 K ST, N.W.. Lee-Marque—Ricely fur- nished wingle and double rooms, semi-pri: Yate baths:

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AUCTIONS EMBER 1, 1937 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. [ FRANKLIN 1930 sedan; de luxe alumintim body in AUTOMOBILES FARMS FOR SALE. Md;

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C-8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. MOON MULLINS—Inside Dope. MR.BINGO TELLS ME THAT WHEN HE

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THE EVENL\TG STAR, \VASHINGTON D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. Cc—9 TRANGE AS IT SEEMS— By JOHN HIX| SERGEANT STONY...

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AMUSEMENTS “Gfand Duchess” Is Grand As Plain Marta Abbq Actually There Is Nothing Plain About Interviewing Her. Miss Garbo’s