Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 43

- FILM EXTRAS WORK ON NEW SCHEDULE Payhent for Overtime After Eight Hours Provided in Revised Rules. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 15.—A revision of the rules governing working condi- tions and involving a new schedule of overtime payment for 17,541 film extras was apnounced today by Hollywood motion’ picture producers. Dave Allan, head of the Central Cast- ing Corporation, said the new regula- tions had been framed to include con- tract players working at a weekly wage of less than $65. Under the old rules, extra players included only non-con- tract talent working for less than $15 & day or less than $65 a week. ‘Under the new regulations, Allan said, eontract players employed by the week will receive payment for overtime work after eight hours. Previously, only day ‘workers were paid for overtime. Other new rules include a provision for rest riods .between calls, payment for in- rviews and wardrobe fittings, payment during travel and provision for hot meals on. sets. The revised rules stipulate that no Eloduclng company may. work extra ent more than 16 hours each day. and must provide & rest period of 12 hours between calls. There were no revious regulations governing the gth of & working day. Sister Act Behind Counter. Europe has one less “sister act” on the vaudeville stage. In the height of their popularity, the pretty twins, Doris snd Hilde Coales, quit the stage and opened & second-hand book and antique shop in Londo! jpeaking from behind the counter, one said: “There are too ;nnny of these sister acts. :n lrje h;‘i. ng & more prosperous and enjoyable time here than we ever had on the Green Is Tee-rribly Rough as Motorist Drives Over Course By the Associated Pre OMAHA, Nebr., May 15.—Any golfer knows that the place to drive is from the tee, not on the green. Therefore, it stands to reason that the person who did the driving on the newest and best green of the Miller Park course yesterday was no golfer, He did his driving in an auto- mobile. He hooked and he sliced all over the place, and the green's in the reugh today. NEW CRUISER MAKES SATISFACTORY TEST Rear Admiral Kittelle Pleased With Showing of U. §. §. Salt Lake City. By the Associated Press. ABOARD U. 8. S. SALT LAKE CITY, May 15.—Rear Admiral E. W. Kittelle, president of the Naval Board of Inspec- tion and Survey, deemed “highly satis- factory” the final acceptance test of the U. 8. 8. Salt Lake City in the cruiser's speed run at sea Tuesday. Plowing through the Atlantic 70 miles southeast of Ambrose Chan- nel, the Salt Lake City averaged 32.5 knots in a four-hour full-speed-ahead run. She made 21 knots full speed astern, and her engines developed 110,000 wer during the tests. ‘The Salt Lake City is the first of the eight 10,000-ton light cruisers commis- sioned under the Navy's 1924 construc- tion program. Sea Captain Goes Sailing. When the Leviathan docks, Capt. Cunningham goes home to Glen Ridge where, if the weather is any good, he goes salling in a small boat. The skip- per of the Mauretania, Capt. McNeil, also likes but seldom has time. THE EVENING LORD DERBY LAUDS KENTUCKY FARMS Famed Thoroughbreds Visit- ed by Earl on Tour of Blue Grass. By the Associated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky., May 15—Inspec- ton trips to & dozen thoroughbred farms yesterday completed the Earl of Derby's two-day tour of the Blue Grass State as the guest of Joseph E. Wide- ner, master of Elmendorf Farm. Today Lord Derby will be entertained at luncheon at Hartland Farm, the Wood- ford County home of former United States Senator Johnson N. Camden. This_afternoon he will leave for Louisville, where he will be entertained at a dinner at the Lendennis Club, given by Matt J. Winn, president of the American Turf Association and execu- tive director of Churchill Downs. Sat- urday he will attend the Kentucky Derby and present the gold trophy to the winner. A visit to Man o’ War, famed stallion, at Faraway Farm, headed yesterday's program for Lord Derb; The farms visited by Lord Derby have led him to declare Fayette County as being “more marvelous than it is where I near Liverpool A T M T “61” Floor Varnish Dries in 4 Hours—No Brush Marks MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYNN ; " 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card ’ STAR, RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISCUSS DIFFERENCES Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Representatives Meet in Seminar at 8t. Louis. . By the Assoclated Press. ST. LOUIS, May 15.—Leaders in the Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths met in a seminar here yesterday to dis- cuss their differences and misunder- standings. The seminer is the third of its kind held in the United States and its prime purpose is to seek closer co-operation between religious groups. Four questions were up for discus- sion at round-table conferences under the leadership of Prof. Harrison E. Elliot of Union Theological Seminary, New York. They were: What are typical examples of situations causing difficulty +nd misunderstanding in_the relations of the Roman Catholics, Jews and Protestants? Which are the most Open WASHINGTON, D. C, serious to friendly relations between the ! radius of 150 yards. W&znever & young THURSDAY, groups and why? Which are the most important for discussion at the sem- inar? Which are situations involving religlous beliefs and practices, which involve community relations and which need exploration in some other way? CENSUS DISCLOSES TOWN “DIVIDED THREE WAYS” Emerson, Nebr., County, Post Office in Another, Railroad Station in Third. By the Associated Press. EMERSON, Nebr., 15.—The May taking of the census has revealed to |} the world that Emerson is really a town '} divided against itself—divided three ‘ways. Emerson is in three counties. The school house is in one county, the post office in another, and the raliroad sta- tion in another. “There are three polling places at election time Build a Home We will finance you to ac- complish the ambition of every man—to own his own home— our plan makes this posible aa the most advantageous terms. Let us tell you all about our plan without obligation to you. Come in tomorrow. daily 9 to 5 Saturday until moon NATIONAL {PERMANENT | | BUILDING ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED 1890 949 NINTH ST.NW. \ Just Below N. Y. Avenue N School in One| MAY 15, 1930. Emersonian decides marry, the parson has to be very particular to ascertain what part of town the person comes from, for in marriage licenses it is the county that counts. For a community of 1,100 persons, Emerson is very complicated. Four pairs of twins who attend agl‘iool in London have all won scholar- ships. GLOVES 2,500 War Widows Remarry. That 2,500 World War widows have married in the last fiscal year was an- |R nounced in the report of the British ministry of pensions. At the close of the year there were 1,476,000 persons receiving pensions or allowances, and 8 | the total expenditure of the department had been $4,225,000,000 since its es- tablishment. ‘Washable Suede Sold elsewhere at $2.95. and Crepe, also French Kid. Anniversary Sale Price INCORPORATED 1219.1221 G Street N.W, BETWEEN 12t 2 13% STREETS Beginning Tomorrow Morning persary SAmit Sale —A Sale of Greater VALUES! Values exceeding your greatest expectation—values and superior qualities lower in prices than elsewhere. —2 Sale of Greater ASSORTMENTS! Typewriter, $60 Wm. Ballantyne & Sons 1421 F St. 31.9 Jones & Co Our preparation has never been greater than for this event— peculiar attention has been paid to style, quality and assortments. —A Sale of Greater INTEREST! 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