Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1930, Page 50

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1930. FIREMEN AND POLICE | —swvemwexrs — swosanes. e, smmrs ovemes_ sowees o PENSIONS CHANGED New Physical Examination for ! : STARTS MIDNIGHT PREMIER ~FRIDAY~ ADMISSION . SO ~DAILY THEARE FTER ' Pensioners Over Age of 55 Is . ] \ . : 3> AT ]Z e ]30_4_ ~-6.30—~ O b Stricken From Rules. The District Commissioners have ehanged the rules relating to increasing the pensions of firemen and policemen under the new police and firemen pay bill. The principal change, recom- mended by Corporation Counsel William 'W. Bride, is to strike out the require- ment of & new physical examination in the case of pensioners who have reached the age of 55 or more. Those who were retired under the old law for physical disability below the age of 55 years, and have not yet reached 55, however, will take another physical examination to discover the present state of their disability. All policemen retired on account of age or length of service will now receive an increase in pension commensurate with their rank and dictated by the in- crease in salary given to one on the active list of equal rank. The same applies to persons retired for physical disability below the age of 55, but who have since reached the age of 55. - S irgini X i 3 WASHINGTON NEWS nEW o sore West Virginia Ex-Governor Dies. £ Fid ot (Rl Herald ca El" Tribune CHARLESTON, W. Va, September R D I e o e e T o “An enormously compelling talking motion picture Not . o dou ck ¥ -c w y o i T s Mo “eo 6 'at the Rialto, ‘AIl Guiet on the Western Front" = o only W brilliant tranacription of the most famous book of a GRS OF Wik Nginis from {SUS - {s more than the finest war picture that has come out decade, but a splendid achievement for the audible cinema to 1897, died at his home here yester- N < of Hollywood—it is one of the most pregnant Z . . . Intelligently adapted, magnificently directed and given am day. The former Governor had been p Dreachments against war as. an . natitution, Sacirid aod Gren. perfonarase AN QR B oot e o 41l of pneumonia since last Saturday. £ \ $hat the Amarienu Catertilassent fiald Rns Getinitely excited “about." TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. : y \ DAILY @ NEwS 7z The NewYork Telegram i o iy National—Lenore Ulric in “Pagan muqhtV"a “Ip /28 ‘ws’ magRIFicent, -'wo} pawbetul, "that it " “In ‘ANl Quiet the einema has producpd the finest war Lady,” at 8:20 pm. ; hardly behooves mere words to tell of its heart- = picture &l characters first began to fllcker across the o - e t ni 5 randing appeal, of its dramatic fire, ita breath- Screen hat has mever, T belleve, been surpassed elther Gayety_Step On It burlesque, at u ""e e el e e f s ans, Ter oY e e TRl U LT L 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Torial hrone, for 1630, His trentment ia superd § o wem " ivial " MaghiTcently diected. © Beawitoly » — lish,” at 11: 3 Hin sense of the dramatic is unparalleled, His 3 portrayed ; It tascinates you holds ‘you spelibound. B > e S ot which play on the spectator's sympathy ls per- nimal Crackers,” at 11 fect” % % % Kk (Rated Four Stars). Q}‘]tl\!m flflfk almtfi. "1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. : 4 2 A AT B & (K ; MORNING TELEGRAPH i . presented befors an audience that most of the 11:25 am, 1:29, 3:33, 5:32, 7:36 and I would Ifke to marshal all the superiatives that as held to silence by itw realistic scenes, 9:40 pm. 3 4 have been heaped on the book and apply them te silence by its reails R i the film, for everything said about the novel goes R \ . ot ety ' Rialto—"Little Accident” at 11:27 ¢ L0 e more mo—tor' the: wiothrert B d B " @ e L . 1:28, 3:29, 5:30, 7:31 and 9:32 . : : \ in this er any other town . . Mr. Mii \ A5 ]2 con "the movies Back fo ‘the ‘camers - “The Sea Wolt” at 11:10 am, S “ELEN KANE : Iniawar The' st imtion picture that’ haa’ been 0, 5:45, 8:01 and 10: \ M VICTOR. . Tnde—talkiog or silent.” : o o " [/ v mi | P e ety A\ MOORE : "ot youth caught up ana anutied out s ) — = q ; i ot the" book 1 “It ia & dramatlo production . . . £ well cast, intelligently dl; Akdly inhe Ambassador—“Let Us Be Gay,” at 4 N (A L/ and - spisudtidly snade. , Y o AL o 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. ~ J 3 SN 1 Ao S - . . See ‘All Quiet' Central—“The Dawn Patrol” from 2 AN marque's sensational document i Y i . . Battle scenes tremen- \ 4 v ol 11 am. to 11 pm. o~ “dously vivia Milestons has Lo BB L Tivoll—“Rain or Shirde” at 2:20, : : s, 2 done excellent work in 3 5 tig ALY T : : : tment of th 4:05, 5:55, 7:40 and 9:30 pm. &R : y trestment of the' story sweeping. action . USSES fitted expertly. 7 = . an_impressive prodae- Very reasonable prices. GIBSON’S, 917 G St. N.W. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ! 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