Evening Star dated April 25, 1940

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Weather Forecast Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature; lowest toe night about 38. Temperatures

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Book Inferweaves Mrs. Strong’s Life With Salem College Philanthropist Honored For Opening Education To Many Youths Within the

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Trade Board Elects 10 Directors at Annual Meefing Commissioner Young Tells Members of ‘For the People’ Platform Approximately

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House Opens Debate On Wage-Hour Law Changes Today Administration Pushes Bill to Clarify License Power of President Br the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL é5, 1940. Four Receive Burns i s 3 o0 ; Astiin o S est of Fresh Fruits &

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A—6 w» Dr. Adrian J. Piefers, Prominent Botanist, Dies at His Home Was Chief Agronomist of Agriculture Department Until...

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l ecker Paint & Glass Co. Don't be penny-wise and_pound_fool- ish and buy cheap paint. Use DEVOE'S velour finish—for quality

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Personal Effects Insured and all forms of Insurance Thos, E. Jarrell Co. REALTORS 721 Tenth Street N.W. NAL. 0768 Swedes Deny

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e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1840, : —9 How America got the news of Norway’s Benedict Arnolds N

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A—10 Far East Talk Tonight Opens G. W. U. Series George rrnment at the university. F. Irvine Burnham; cartographer Washington

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A—12 u‘@be Foening Star With Sunday Morning Edition. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor. WASHINGTO D. C. THURSDAY. -April 25, 1940...

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Walter Bill May Become ‘40 Issue G. O. P. Shapes Up Fight on Power Of Bureaucrats By DAVID LAWRENCE. Events are shaping...

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14 mn Birthy ESSO. Mr. and Mrs, ‘Joseoh Sesso_an. u\mc;] the birth of a b.by il at Gar- BEld" Frospital. on CAbrl 1 Mrs Berio

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Bureau of Standards Housing - Giant X-Ray Apparatus 1,500,000-Volt Generator Described To American Physical Society By THOMAS

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“ESTABLISHED IN 1836 MARSHALL & ~ WENDELL LOUIS XV Style i AR HIGHEST AWARDS FOR BEAUTY OF TONE AND EXCELLENCE OF...

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First Choice In New York S4th Streetat Eighth Ave., New York Private Tunnel from Penn. Statien Every room has radio, tub and

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held in 5¢ Relief Meal Will Be Served Mrs. Roosevelt A B-cent meal, described as typ- fcal of those upon which women relief

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940. MELR MILK MILH LR MILK MILW LR muh [HERDR 'EVAPORATED M I l...

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IRON WORK FRED §&. GICHNER IRON WORKS, INC. RE. 2420 ROYAL Machineless nent, L o ROUX SHAMPOO shampeo & f Hoffman Hairdresser

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FINANCIAL. New York Tractions Improve in Mixed Bond Market Third Avenue Railway 4s and 5s Climb More Than Point Bond Averages

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A—22 xx%% Ways to Strengthen Safe Deposit Units Suggested by Upham Treasury Official FINANCIAL. THE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTO

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FINANCIAL Bank Clearings Show | 9.1 Per Cent Gain Over Year Ago Big Increase Recorded Despite Drop From Preceding Week By the

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A—24 %% Francois Darrieulat, Theodore Roosevelf's Fencing Tutor, Dead Native of France Taught Army and Navy Officers Here as

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Washi TwoViewsGiven Jury in Trial 0f Union Heads Witness’ Testimony Conflicts on Cause Of Building Tie-up By J. A. FOX. The

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(Since 1885) Restaurant and Garden Tth & K Sts. S:W. off the Water Front HOURS . . . WEEKDAYS, 8 AM. to 12 P.M.: SUNDAYS, ¢

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SOCIETY. Notes From the Social Calendar of Washin News Notes of the Official -And Diplomatic Sets In the Capital Venezuelan

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SOCIETY. “Washingtow's Original Camera Exchange Store” CAPITAL CAMERA EXCHANGE 1003 Pennsylvanis e. N.W. FALSE TEETH REPAIRED