Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1931, Page 36

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REDSSCORNTENAS PROTEGTIONOFFER turn of Pair Reported Kid- naped and Beaten. By the Associated Press. i DALLAS, Tex., March 16.—A Dallas County grand jury today awaited the appearance of Charles J. Coder and Lewis Hurst, Communist organizers, who charged they were kidnaped at the City Jail here March 5 and flogged into unconsciousness. Promises of official protection were ignored by the Communists in Kansas City yesterday. They said they would return to Dallas today or tomorrow & sured only of the backing of * munist comrades there.” | Ranger Capt. Tom Hickman was here to provide protection offered by Gov. Ross Sterling -fter William Mc- Graw, district attorney, was unable to persuade the organizers to return from Advocated Racial Equality. The Communists were arrested for staging a street demonstration, in which they advecated racial equality, including intermarriage of Negroes and whites. They charged they were beaten by cell- mates before their release and subse- quent kidnaping by an armed band, included prominent Dallas business men and members of the Ku Klux Klan. George Clifton Edwards, Dallas at- torney who represented the Communists, was expected to relate his version of the flogging today. He asserted he also was abducted from the Dallas City Hall steps by an armed band which kidnaped Edwards, who first reported the kid- naping and flogging to newspapers & Veek ‘ago, was out of town when the grand jury inquiry began last week and did_not return until Saturday. Police authorities here denled knowledge of | Hitch-Hiked Out of State. The organizers eppeared at Com- munist headquarters in Kansas City Saturday, saying they were found by Negro farmers, who cared for them sev- eral days and afterward they hitch- hiked out of Texas. District Attorney McCraw, accom- panied by E. K. 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Tivoli—“Sit Tight,” at 2:30, 4:15, 6, | 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—“Seas Beneath,” 11 am. to THE - EVENING STA EXTENSION OF 10 DAYS it of Constitution GIVEN POSTER CONTEST | 85 possers, “sccore Columbia, April 27 to May 2, is planned for D. C. STUDENT SCORES Floyd Willett Is One of Winners in Radio Essay Contest. Floyd A. Willett of Washington and Helen K. Gibler, Topeka, Kans., yes- terday were declared winners of the high school essay contest of the Na- tional Youth Radio Conference over coast-to-coast broadeast. John A. Morris, Charleston, 8. C., and Eleanor Gray Adams, La Grange, Ga., won prizes in the college division. ‘The only portion of the United States Army uniform of today that dates back to the Revolutionary War is the stripe on the left sleeve denoting length of servic in the Capital. All according man of that committee, Eben F. 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(3:10—9:10) i THE WILD “JUJU” Drums of “Juju” witchcraft set tribe in blood-lust frenzy. The sscape. Boat almost upset when wounded alligator attacks it. } (3:45—9:45) | THROUGH SAVAGE AFRICA To the rescue of Nina, White® Goddess of the Blacks. wild animals impede their progress Leopard and hyena in death grapple. (4:00—10:00) THE RHINOCEROS STAMPEDE Rhinos smell human flesh. The attack. charging rkino, saved humen life. (4:15—10:15) CAPTURED BY THE ISORGI Native trampled by The shot that Amazing actual pictures of sac- rifical rites of Africa's most primiitive tribe. torture. (4:30—10:30) CRUELEST WOMAN IN AFRICA 2 The cross of Beautiful white girl raised by cannibals. She rules tribe with bestial cruelty. black Ar- rival of white men. The escape with White Goddess! (4:40—10:40) JUNGLE WAR Never before seen on any screen! Ths battle of the lions! Man against beast. The plung- ing lion speared with pointed stick runs emuck! (4:50—10:50) WHITE MAN’S LOVE Nina learns to talk English. Her first lesson s “Kiss me. love you!” JUST A FEW OF 1001 THRILLS IN Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Miracle Picture of 1931 1 “the talkie everybody’s talking about” 2:30 TWICE DAILY 8:30 4LL SEATS RESERVE. MAT! SVERY DAY D Thurs. Mat., 1:30 P. M. FOR ENTIRE WEEK NATIONAL MATINGES, 50c, 75c, $1.00 NIGHTS , $1.00, 150 FINAL WBEK \ - Isn AMUSEMENTS. Matinees All Week | Thars., Sat. B SHUBERT 80e to §3 ! 50e to 52 5th Prof. Players’ Subseription Offering PHILIP MERIVALE = «Dp, Harmer”* s by SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO sStaged by Stanley Logan Next Sunday. Mail Orders Now Seats Wed., 50c to $3.00 Mats. Thur. & Sat., 50c to $2.00 Wm. A. 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N and WINNIE LIGH' n_“SIT_TIGHT.” Warner Br YORK G#- Ave: & Quebec st. N.w. TODAY—EDWARD _ G. Ohe DOTOTAS. PATRBANEA SR “LITTLE CAESAR.” vening Latest 9 evening. Latest steps. to 9:15. Dancing with W&‘l"’.‘l”‘lflm o 11:30. Private lessons by appointment. Thayer. Studios, 1236 Connecticut ave. Decatur $170. 17 CAlH‘H]N‘ Shusle oy the " Niebeg %fl. o e oons by appt. 1341 Conn. ave. Novth 1213 3 EVERY DAY MODE! Special 17th. Miss Ellen Waller (Member. Dancing Masters of America, Inc.) Room and Stage Dancing . n ball room dancing, Tues. and » m., with general € 9 to 43. Private lessons by appointment. Studle. 2619 14th St, ST. PATR) gy Liesd mernie RS ST 9 to 5 Prof & Mrs. Acher Studio, 1127 10th n.W.— ) Classes Mon & Priday. Instriction. 8t09; dans= 105,910 11:30 (orchestra).” Pv. lessons by appt. = 8