Evening Star dated May 4, 1940

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Weather Forecast Partly cloudy snd continued cool; low- est tonight about 43; tomorrow fair, with slowly rising temperature.

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4,000 Narvik Nazis Are Surrounded, Paris Reports Norwegians Score ‘Some Success’ in Roros : Area, War Office Says By the...

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American Bombers Far More Accurate, Senators Are Told Photographs Are Used To Show Superiority Over Europe’s Best By the...

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Park System Toured By Board of Trade Committee of 15 Inspection Made in Light Of Controversy Over D. C. Appropriations In...

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" Paternal Government Breeds Dictator Rule, Dewey Declares Address at Kansas Quaker School Warns Agaizst Totalitarianism By

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A6 Chief Porfer Sees Danger in Reductions In Fire Personnel Reports 9-Month Cost by Flames Near $500,000 Figure Stephen T.

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> James Reed, Missouri Ex-Senator, Is Called InN.R.L.B. Quiz May Be Invited by Committee to Discuss Wagner Act Enforcement

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A—8 ww ——————————————————— War Stresses Need | ISERY - Braths AKERS. MARTHA. Departed this_life ay, May 3. 1940, at...

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. Hatch Bill Faces Test On Revival Early Next Week Judiciary Committee Reconsideratien Forecast By Guyer By J. A. O'LEARY.

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@he Foening Ftar With Sunday Morning Edition. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor, WASHINGTON, D, C, SATURDAY..___________.__May 4,...

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Republicans Hit for Stand On Hour Law Leaders’ Inaction Seen As Scuttling Needed Changes By DAVID LAWRENCE. ‘The farcical...

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GABDI_N NEWS. Combine Dogwoo * c, -SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940, GARDEN NEW d and Wistaria to Paint Loveliest. of Spring Pictures_‘

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S8OCIETY. 5,000 Here for Institute Of Government Shiver - At Roosevelt Lawn Fete Fur Coats and Heavy Shoes in Order As...

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A—14 #»=» Capital Store Sales 4.5 Per Cent Behind Levels Year Ago Register 16" Per Cent Decline From Mark Of Previous Week By

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CHU Bishop Selecman Will Preach Here Tomorrow Morning Bishop Hughes to Preach At Mount Vernon Place Church in Evening Bishop

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Dr. Pruden Chooses "Covenanters’ as Theme of Sermon New Superintendent Will Begin Duties at First Baptist Church...

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CHURCH NEWS. . Fague Springman Will Be Soloist at New York Avenue Dr. Peter Marshall Will Preach Two Sermons At Church...

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A—18 Win, Lose or Draw By FRANCIS E. STAN, Star Staff Correspondent. An Old Man, a Boy and a Horse LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 4.—As

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> . o SPORTS. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940. SPORTS., Four All-Time Records Tumble on One Night in City

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Observers See Close Race For Kennedy Representative and Two Primary Foes Waging Clean Fight By JAMES E. CHINN 8tar Staff...

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Real Estate I?ge—Crowds Attend Opening 0f Star Home Dogwood to Add to Attractiveness of - House This Week End By MARGARET...

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Private Construcfion Confinues Fast Pace in District Permits Having Total Of $679,850 Approved During Week Private building

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940. REAL ESTATE. &m. Cut them back or remove em. Q. In

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B—4 Research Producing Stronger Structures Walls of Different Colors. /| take away from the length of o s Built of Concret o

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REAL ESTATE. * Loan League’s Annals For 1939 Present New Subjects Realistic Approach To Today’s Problems Reported in Yearbook

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REAL ESTATE. Construction Pace Gains 10 Pct. in Metropolitan Area Dollar Value of Quarter $2,300,000, Dodge Reports Reveal

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REAL ESTATE. 2 Depression Bared Excessive Really Taxes, Says Report Found to Exceed Cost Of Capital Investment In a Property

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REAL EBTATE. Enamel That Dries In Hour Available In 20 Colors New Motorized Spray Guns Save Lot of Time In Painting Walls By

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New Paint Styling Gives Personality To Drab Room Complete Transformation Achieved by Carpentry And Imaginative Idea No matter

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REA Hardwood Veneer | Flower Arrangement. Over Felt Is Newest Wall Covering Quarter-Horsepower Pump Is Boon to House With Wet

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP MEN. (Continued.) MAN, vouns. white, to drive small truck and 'handle electrical material qualific

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REAL ESTATE. HOUSES FOR SALE. (Continued.) 3rd St., Near Upshur, N. 1 Price, $6,750. A real buy in arish; 6 i easy terms....

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APARTMENTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940. APARTMENTS, B—-13 D]I]R]ECTORY OF UNFURNISHED...

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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED. (Continued.) APARTMENTS SUBURBAN. (Continued.) 1216 10th ST. N.W. Kitchenette, Bath. $32.5 THREE...

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REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. SECOND COMMERCIAL. Near Connecticul ave. two small brick ouses in front, large brick

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CapritaL's Rabio PrRoGRAM SATURDAY'S PROGRAM. P.M.| WMAL, 630k. 12:00 |Farm and Home Hour 4203 i }l»y,dl»n at Waldort MAY 4,

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LOST PARENTS { DAATAES AboNG BEWIND - STORS To WATCH AN ANT. WHITS FOR THE FAMILIAR CALL OF HURRY UP PROIS, Pvils NO AT~...

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AMUSEMENTS. THEATER PARKING 6 P.M. TO zsc 12 P.M. CAPITAL GARAGE 1320 N. Y. Ave., Bet. 13th & 14th_ 350 Per Dinner Fried...