Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 13

LEGION WILL HOLD THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 7925 ENGLISH PROBE RESUMED|TAX ON MOVIE FILMS AWAITS COURT TEST Investigation Into Judge's Actions ‘Begins Aguin Tomorréw: tax of $10 a reel imposed on motion pleturé films shown in Connecticut theaters, for the time being, all mo- tion pleture operators will be required . AUGER WINS AIR RACE. French Pilot Covers 205 Kiiometers in Balloon Test. to keep an exact record of all films shown, giving the length of the flims and the nature of the pictures. If the law should be declared to be constitu- tional, the State tax will be collected ‘The special House committes of France, July 9 UP.—The which Representative Bolés, Repub- lican, of Jowa {s chairman. will re- sume’in Bt. Louis tomorrow its in- vestigation of the offictal conduct of Federal Judge George W. English of the eastern district of Illinols. Judge English is accused of irregu- larities in connection with bankruptey matters in his court, deposits of court funds in aNeged favored banks, dis- barment of attorneys without justifi- cation and haling State officials before him for reprimand without warrant. LYON, French balloon Marie Jeanne, plloted by Auger, won the Aero Club's an. nual grand prize race, which was started from here Sunday. Auger landed at Mandelleu, near Cannes, a distance of 295 kilometers. Veenstra, Belglan pilot and winner of this year's revival of the Gordon- Bennett race, covered only 120 kilo meters and got sixth place. 00000 2 We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% 4% The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. S A Connecticut Authorities Suspend Action—Constitutionality of Statute Is Questioned. S PPEPRTEIYIN L 1 1O TIN5 BIG MASS MEETING . Plans to Insure Raising of $50,000 Quota to $6,000,x, {.. 000 Endowment Fund, from each theater on the basis of the record kept by the operator there. In the meantime, however, no arrests will Dbe made for failure to pay the tax. By the Associated Press. HARTFORD, Conn., July 9.—Bn- forcement of the new motion picture tax and censorship law, which was to e After the first kiss a young man wonders why he wasted so much time. pended by Willlam H. Bl t pending deter: nation of the question as to its stitutionalit atsed in the United States Di ourt by two film p ducing ¢ The commis sloner’s decision followed a conference had with Attorney Genera Frank B. He: nd Arthur L. Ship- man, spe 1 appointed by the latter to represent the State in th dings Instituted by the pro Plans for a great mass meeting, to ¢{fnsure the raising of Washington's quota. of $50,000 in the American Le- {glon’s campaign for an endowment | fund of $5,000,000 for care of disabled {veterans and orphans of the World [ {War, were laid last night at a meeting | ot the executive committee of the [ Jocal department at the Service Club, 1 £18 Third street. The decision was reached at a con. #ference with Julius I. Peyser follow-|€V §ng his induction into the office of mander of the District of Co Japan to Bar Red Agents. TOKIO, July 9 (P).—Russta has requested diplomatic privileges for 70 commercial commiesioners, but a foreign office spokesman said the gov- ernment does not intend to accede to the request owing to the possibil- evik propaganda. 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