Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 54

——|FOX THEATERS HIT '( the re hereby warned fo exhibit the same, ‘-.I‘In "the ‘Youchers thereof, legally COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF holding Probate Gourt.—No. ministration.—This is to_give no- the subscriber, of the DI of has obtained from the Pro let. o Columbia, - letiers tary on esta’e of Joseph W. - Tate 0t ‘the Bistrict. of Colambia. n’ 3"by Jaw be excladed 1rom nid m-u Glyen under, my xQsigber, | 1930 T CO. by Aul se“r,et&y n‘sf al.) . Register £he District of Columbia, Clerk b lr A"imly for un Beach, COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF ia, holding Probate Court.—No. Administration.—This is 10_give n t the ber, of ration state Of Mary ite of the District of Columbia, All_persons having claims against are hereby warned to exhibit with the vouchers thereof. legally Subscriber. or oF before ober. AD. 1031, others bé excluded from all B ttest: V) . 'y Register of Wills for the imbia, Clerk of the Probate oc31,n07.14 BY SCREEN STARS| = o Nine Aetors Brand Chain as “Trust,” Inimical to Art Development. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, November %7.—De- claring the Fox West Coast theaters a “trust attempting to stifie the highest 1 development of motion pictures,” nine motion picture stars yesterday an- nounced no more United Artists pictyres would be shown through the Fox -or- ganization until it changes its policy. The actors sald the Fox houses, con- trolling 90 per cent of Pacific Coast theaters, refused to buy pictures for a price which would permit United Ar- tists to produce artistic films of high quality. -Refusing to sacrifice their art, the actors asserted they would show their pictures in tents rather than sub- mit to the demands of “an arrogant monopoly.” West Coast theater representatives here said they were not taking the charges too seriously. “We haven’t shown many United Ar- tists’ pictures in the last year, and the last ones were not particularly success- ful,” Charles N. Thall, assistant division manager of the Fox organization, com- mented. ‘The United Artists’ declaration was signed by Charles Chaplin, Mary Pick- ford, Douglas Fairbanks, Norma Tal- madge, Gloria Swanson, D. W. Griffith, Eddie Cantor, Al Jolson and Ronald Colman. ORA PALKIN, Attorney. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 8 aoldine Probate Court _Estate Bl 9t Ad- tion Bockes 89 Apphati 1 “made herein for ietiers of -i:':’-n:fs{r'.'! 1d_ e t] ‘{k&nfin‘em.nw and next of aw and next o o the Abflu-bl 94 med 5, 'rs concerned, L 10 3 clock & m ‘"x.o“ Dom Eauss why suen w cause & By suc oation’ should’ mot be ranied. no- eof be published In I.he Wllhlnllfln \w Reporter and Evening Star once in each of %:r- successive weeks before the return Mfl mentioned, the first publication be not less than thln.y dlil before said Tet dl Justice. n)il’ of #Iul let I.ho Distric L ot e Dlstric . Clerk of the te Court. —0e3lnon.1 Colum< E_and 'I'IIOHA! F. ON, Attorneys. £ COURT OF THE DIS- o strict 1 foso. | Buffalo Ordinance Prohibits Plac- + | By the Associated Press. & T Condimnation” of" the ek feet by full depth of lot 814, for the enlergement of the Gr mi Columbia, filed in the above-entitied use, sgd on motion of counsel for the said i | signing 1t. * | automobile while the same is on any "1 out the consent of the owner of the LAW MAY PREVENT OVERTIME TAGGING ing of Any Paper on Auto With- out Owner’s Consent. BUFFALO, N. Y., November 7.—The TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. M—mt Never,” Iulu-fiy le s o —“Dimpled Darlings,” bur- uque. at 2:15 md 8:15 pm. Columbia—"Whoopee,” “ 11 am, L] 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25 p. Rialto— !:yuo“.hewm-m,‘ it 11:45 am.,, 1:50, 3:45, 5:45, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. Palace—“Du Barry,” at 11:40 am; 2:06, 4:34, 7:16 and 9: .m. Check. at 10:30 am. 12:25, 2:15, 4:10, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Metrépolitan—"Life of the Party,” at m.;12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 7:50 and 9:40 Ambassador — “Scarlet Pages,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. Central—"“Maybe It's Love,” from 11 am. to 11 Tivol " at 2:10, 4, 5:50, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. 2,100 Rail Jobs Opened. CHICAGO. November 7 (#).—The Rock Island Lines will return 2,100 shopmen to work at nine points on its system November 17 for employment the last two weeks of November and possibly the first two weeks of Decem- ber. contingent upon business conditions. Sxin Voigtlander Cameras With F-4.5 Skoper Lenses $39.00 New Stoek COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. pm. EXPERTS NERE TO REPAIR ELE PPLIANCES ‘l'onee'rl Grims DIARIES C ALENDARS Hours 8:00—5:30 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pennsylvania Ave. 1931 Buffalo City Council has unwittingly legislated out of existence one phase of police work—u‘m automobiles for illegal parking. The council pass:d an ordinance pro- hibiting “the placing of any printed card, handbill or paper on or any street or public place of the city wlth- automobile.” The mayor indicated he would con- sult the city’s law department before NINE GRIDDERS DROPPED Scisears and Knives Exportly Sha; GIBSON'S, ‘917 TE nv. No. 26 ForColds & LaGrippe Homeopathic Pharmacy 1007 H Street N.W. Phone NA, 1695 n | Inquiry Shows High School Play-| ff ers Broke Training. SOUTH ORANGE, N. J., November 7 (#).—Nine members of the unbeaten ball team i | Columbla High School foot ball been from the eleven by have school authorities after an inquiry into that they myed out -mr ll) reports & | 0’clock ll night, ate wine before last !nturdaya nnu New Brunswick. The team was & the Shtc title unl.fl it was tied scnmhy 6 to - STORM HALTS SHIPPING Italian and English Vessels Dam- rrhenian Sea. PERU FINES U. S. MINE from | Copper Smelter Fumes Held Cause 1930. me! ICTOR 8. i she ficials of the of Crop Damage. NEW YORK, November 7 (#).—Of- Cerro de Pasco Copper Co. sald yesterday they had no omcm noti- fication of the action of the Peruvian " | ministry, which Wednesday ordered the. e Sourt—No: District of e hereof, legally river.”_on or AD. 1931 s e o e crops a y suffe from smoke from the eop'g" compl:yl smelting plant. Until they had received official word they had no comme'n Dnlt hmn thm Dust falling in London has been defi- nitely traced as coming from s-h:;. lxum' about 2,000 miles away. Y | —— Deputy Register of District ot Golumbig. , Glerk of loovrll. Amnn ral mlnlnnno ‘new dte for trial oo K l‘fily of the n-hnx Writins. iber 1. purporting to be and testament of Sarah M T OF THE DISTRICT OF Probate Court.—No. sinistration This is to sive mo: subscriber, of the District me, 'thereo! 1y "guthenticated it X or ob 3 '“he I‘m. day %I otherwise they m h’llfl thi l:‘h i A MULL At u by Register of Wills_for Clerk. 21 tne, Bro- imbia. Cle PROPOSALS. 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