Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1930, Page 6

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, €., TUESDAY, 3 - { ’ ‘The appointment of a Fourth of July LUBITSCH DIVDRCED was “99 per cent in love with his work ITY IZEN . celebration committee, headed oy Miss and had no time for home." ; New Naval Aide |'J Mip-¢ CIT § . pth L Grosvencr, eomchudest | the —— The Lubitsches were married in s ENBS SEASON : | 3 Wife of Film Director Is Granted |lin August 22, 1922, and separated = Gm the propesed market, | weeks 8go. A property settlement The least, noisy places of the moderm. Decree in Los Angeles. made out of court. office building are said to be the bot- Ve (T AGRARIAN PLAN \ I | . LOS ANCELES, Calif., June 24 (#).— e P » ! : 3 Gas Light Merger Action Is De- the: o { . Selene T e s eranied o \ Peansrianias annual ou = m | : ferred Pending Summer skyscrapers. fim director. 8 ified her husband a Biilion- Veartenis] g { i > i3 R . . J 1 R_lchmond Calles Blames American| : : and -l ~ToooTor- $200 to Fredericksburg || B27Kers in Part for Land e | e e e il Acsount Confiseation Troubles. ' IET ON WUGIN |night in the Thomson School, adjourn- | JULY 4th i STERLING SILVER ing until Fall. | (WEEK END) By the Associated Press. | _The association deferred action on \ ‘BREAD the proposed merger of the Washing- | 3 AND mAY MEXICO CITY, June 24.—Settlement of the agrarian question, one of the | ts good going Thursday, July ton and Georgetown Gas Light Cos, A - detailed study of the merger proposal, BUTTER major problems confronting President | PLATES m.), and all | | Ortiz Rubio’s government, yesterday be- xc i the publication by the newspaper Uni- R | \ versal of an_interview on. the subject . 3 S - A, with former President P. Elins Calles, o Gen. Calles went on record as favor- 5 i ing the cessation of land distribution s i Though hitherto the champion of the | agrar which has caused a great deal of concern among Ameri- | | can and other large landowners, he is | & now quoted as calling it a “failure.” | CAPT. HAROLD RAYNSFORD STARK, |, In the interview he asserts that it|Who was ordered yesterday by the Navy is time to give landowners, large and | Department to become aide to Secretary | small, the sssurance of permanent | . g - | property rights, so that they can get to | Adams, succeeding Capt. George F. work and produce more, Neal. Capt. Stark is now attached to According to Gen Calles, one Of the a destroyer squadron. Capt. Neal's || for the’occasion. worst results of the land distribution G You'll appreeiate the auality because among the peasants going on for several | Orders for future duty have met beem | 777 orryeeinie the auclily beghse years is that agrarian bonds given large | issued. The new aide is expected to Phone, . 3. R. CASTELL landowners in payment for land con- | repert here about October 1. R Teian 1ise fiscated for distribution have fallen into —Underwood Photo. ! the hands of American bankers, who, he says, have acquired them ‘at 14 per cent of their face value and are en-| titled to 5 per cent interest. If distribution under this system con- | tinues, he said in the interview, he| feared Mexico would face the danger of finding he; “in the same situation | as Nicaragua | | Gen. Calles estimated Mexico's agra- rian debt at 1500,000,000 pesos (about | $750.000,000) and said it was high time to check its increase. ontina- iny, July In tablets now All the fine nutriment of Horlick’s malted milk is compressed into tablet form, handy for the pocket or purse,ready for consumption anywhere. A quick and delightful relief for hunger and fatigue. Easily digested. 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Any quan- tity, any kind of sandwich, made fresh JEWETT, VETERAN STAGE FIGURE, DIES Boston Director Played Leading/ Roles With Noted Stars of Classical Drama. —and now Cuticura S having L WEST NEWTON, Mass, June 24— - Henry Jewett, actor, died at his home, You have known Cutleura the Branches, today. He was 68 years —and its wonderful proper- . % S ties— for years. It is now B0 in Australia in 1862, he ‘spent b Al is early years In that country and i 5 New Zealand and before he was 20| % S L] - | | years ‘old had played throughout Aus- | It softens the beard quickly, ".1-!1112' . AIDEEC B : ir folli rst appearancd in the United | 3 Bocs ""’”‘“b"l‘;“ ',""‘"‘I[:' Il |States was in San Francisco in 1892, | 3 it stays moist during the | |ang the following season he became shave—ait does not leave the leading man for Julia Marlowe. ekin dryand hard, butsoothes, Dul;i‘l;‘hL:‘e seus%nldlasl:-ss he was P with Richard Mansfield, playing in rep- e e ertorie with him until 1897 and_join- Buy a tube today! Y T YT Y 1] ing the company which was headed by Fanny Davenport the following year. In succeeding years he played under the managements of George ler and Charles Frohman, acting with Ada Re- han and Viola Allen. A three-month Shakespearean season in this city by the Henry Jewett Players of Boston, which he organized, marked his entrance to Boston theatrical cir- cles, and in a short. time he opened the Copley Theater. He managed the the- ater for eight years, producing 164 clas- sic plays and comedies. With the founding of the Repertory ‘Theater, he merged his own interests with the new organization into those of the Jewett Repertory Theater Fund, Inc. He became director, taking roles in plays himself, and in 1927 the event of 400 weeks of repertory under his di- rection was celebrated. He is survived by his widow, Prances H. Jewett. $3,365,000 SUIT FILED Pictures Company Claims Damages of Will Hays and Associates. 3 LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 24 (#)— Suit of $3,365,000 damages was filed in United States District Court here y terday by Congo Pictures against H. Hays and Cark E. Milliken, p dent and secretary, respectively, of the Motion Picture Producers and Distrib- utors of America and the National Better Business Bureau. The plaintiff seeks $365,000 actual and $3,000,000 exemplary damages for published statements attributed to the defendants concerning the film “In- gagl” At all dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of 35c. Address: Cuticura Laboratories, Malden, Mass. 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