Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 51

Cleaned M. n | euffs for cloth coats | lsador Miller 11th St. N.W. Natl 5628 Bllfi:lgell" Famous PROSECLTION WINS PANTAGES PETITION State CIaims Appellate Court| i Erred in Granting Mag- nate New Trial. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISOO, October 24.—The State Supreme Court yesterday granted the petition of Attorney General U. 8. ‘Webb for a reconsideration of the Ap- KI:M Court's order giving Alexander tages a retrial on an assault charge. The theater e, 17-year- e - B S jon a eral contained the same points <4 ‘efin u\lcceu!uuy in asking t.he Appell-u Court to reconsider Iu decision. It was argued x the Appellate Court's ruling was to stand, it would reserve all known lure in assault cases. It was contended this would be u m convicted v THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. SCOUTS BELIEF SHARK TURNS “a hardship on the women of the State.” ‘The %ill be held during the December calendar in Los Angeles. 1In the petition for a hearing before the Supreme Oourt, the State all four sroundl of error in the Appel.ll Court grounds cited included miscon- duet ot the uxmu-: attorney, cross-ex- amination to show tendency of other u'lmlm! charges in another State, the court’s refusal to permit intro- dlleflon of cortain evidence offered by the defense to prove certain things about Eunice Pringle and exclusion of certain evldenu UNEMPLOYED IN DETROIT TO HOLD DEMONSTRATION By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich, October 24—A permit for a demonstration in Grand Circus Park at noon today by the Unemployed Council of Detroit has been granted by Mayor Frank Murphy. mittee of five men and two women and the mayor toldo them that police have been ordered not to disturb the demon- stration so long as it is orderly. Anthony Gerlach, secretary of the council, said he is an active worker in the Communist party and that that party is helping plan the demonstration. ON SIDE WHEN OFFERING ATTACK MEETS WITH PREMIERS MacDonald Seeks to Speed Work of Imperial Parley. LONDON, Undersea Photographer Takes-Motion Pictures From Steel | minister Rimsay MacDonald today Chamber 100 Feet Below Surface. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 24.—A shark when enraged by blood lust will attack a man and need not turn on its side to do it, either, J. E. Willlamson, under- sea Dhowgrnpher said Wednesday on his return from the Bahamas. He took motion pictures of sharks from a steel champer equipped with glass windows 2 inches thick, suspended 100 feet below the surface. When animal blood was poured into the sea beside his chamber the taste of it enraged the sharks. Seeing Willlam- son inside his 5-foot window, they tried to break through the glass to reach him. A shark’s eyes are on the side of its head, so it turns on its side when com- ing to the surface in order to see better. Williamson believes this peculiarity gave rise to the popular belief that a shark turns sidewise when attacking. Williamson's chamber was extended downward from the bottom of a special- 1y equipped vessel like a telescope. Ven- tilation equipment enabled him to stay below the surface in the chamber- all day. There was sufficient light at a dept.h of 60 feet for him to take {)hm.o- g‘lphl without the ald of artificial light, sald, and it was possible to see from 200 to 400 feet from the chamber at that depth. -At greater depths artificial light was 3 HEALTH BODY MEETS Board of Trade Group to Convene Next Thursday. The Public Health Committee of the | ‘Washington Board of Trade will meet | at the board’s headquarters, in The | Star Building, Thursday of next week | at 8 oclock, it is announced by Dr.| Percy Hickling, chairman of the com-| mittee. General health welfare will be the subject of i review in an intimate way the work o( the Imperial Conference lnd to try to smom.hfih path towards its successful “The Alps, the Rhine, the Battlefield Line” CO (Ciresapeake & Ohio) LOW FARE EXCURSIONS OCTOBER 25th Round trip tickets ::;-% fi pointy 15 Vireinia, West fl'.’mm Final Return Limit NOVEMBER 14th, 1930 : "IIIIAI. STOPOVERS GOING AND IH“NIIG or full Information, tick: City Tieke ortice, ‘He Foveteentn” trees Norinwesr or. Goton Bistion. i JAMES B. EDMUNDS, 714 14th Street N. W. : G.“r'gm:-';xn-‘n on4s Satucky. of fare . Tomorrow! Red Letter Day In Motion Picture History! Tomorrow!... From Coast to Coast . . . From North to South . . . America’s Greatest Theatres Will Present AMOS ‘N’ ANDY ON THE SCREEN! WITH IRENE RICH SUE CAROL CHARLES MORTON RALF HAROLDE DUKE ELLINGTON and his Cotton Club Band MELVILLE BROWN PRODUCTION Story, Music and Lyrics By BERT KALMAR And HARRY RUBY RKO RADIO PICTURE See Them!...Hear Them!... in their First Feature Talking Motion Picture at the ... fegge KI PARAMOUNT-PUBLIX WARNER BROTHERS’ AND OTHER LEADING THEATRES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY! K IN RKO RADIO PICTURES' SWEEPING TRIUMPH! SCHECK AND DOUBLE CHE