Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1931, Page 36

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Stenographer and Typist— Civil Service Course— Classes Now Forming Register Now T SCHOOL ES 2k $1%0 er haif-nour ..-.m Poto THE EVENING WILL STAR CORTEZ Studio Seeks Vehicle far Man of ‘Silent Screen Fame. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., March 18 (®). —Ricardo Cortez is the latest former star of the silent screen to attain new brilliance in the talkies. Pictures - are now being sought in which to star him, it was announced yesterday at the Radio-Keith-Orpheum Studio, where he has been playing sec- HAMMER SLAYING CHARGED T0 WIFE |New York Woman Said to Be E Beneficiary of $30,000 Poli- STAR, WASHINGTON, ondary parts. Cortez, h\ub.nd of the late Alma Rubens, was born in Vienna, but came to New York with his parents |} at the age of 3 and began his career on | i the stage there. ELASTIC HOSIERY Fitted Professionally GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. .9 [ cies on Husband. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, March 18.—Mrs. Miriam | Diller, 34-year-old housewife, was un- { der arrest today, accused of the ham- | mer slaying of her druggist husband. | The formal charge was homicide. | The battered body of Herman Diller was found in a Brooklyn apartment | Mcnday. A stained claw hammer, | traces of blood on the walls and blood- ed clothes were in the bed room. Anna Bershon, 32, Diller’s red- ed secretary, said Mrs. Diller had threatened to kill them both. Mrs. 9-year-old_son, Martin, autobiography” of quarrels be- tween his parents. | " "Mrs. Diller, under questioning by au- | thorities, said she found her husband’s | body in a pool of blood between their | twin beds after returning from a visit to a sister. From questioning of Mrs. Diller and Miss Bershon, detectives deduced that Mys. Diller had agreed to_a divorce with the stipulation that Diller pro- vide for her and two boys; that he planned to close out his business and take Miss Bershon to California, where they would be ms\nled that Mrs. Police Diller y of life in double in surance demnity for violent th of INSURANCE FIRM ASKS RELEASE FROM PAYING Company Soeks to! Avoid” Payisig Nurse $23.39 for Tuberculosis Claim Here. hu\band Century Indemnity Co. yesterday d the District Supreme Court for an injunction against Robert J. Hoage, Workmen's Compensation Commissioner, to ,:.vent the carrying out of an o:'er requiring the Children’s Hospital to pay | $23.39 weekly compensation to Caroline J. Leonardo, a former nurse, who claimed tc have contracted tuberculosis while nursing sick children and who, lc". the hosnital last June and is now | at the Trudeau Sanitarium, at Tru-| deau, N. Y. | Hoage's_order requires the payment 25 .ell of an attorney’s fee of $75 to| ¢ lawyer for the nurse. | The company. which is surety for the hospital, charges that the claim| |was not filed in time, and that the| award deprives the employer of a right | of trial by jury. which under the Con- stitution is permitted where the amount | involved exceeds $20. Attorneys Richard D. Daniels and John S. M. .ney appear for the surety company. CHIDES FIREP}IEN ON SLOW PACE TO FALSE ALARM | By the Associated DETROIT, March 18.—Fire alarm bells jangled in downtown stations. The | firemen leaped to their apparatus and dashed away. Arriving at Brooklyn avenue and Ab bott street, whence the alarm cam they found John Canute, 60. his eyes glued to the second-hand of his watch. “B *"he said in s chiding | ou've done much better time John Canute will serve a 60-day gen- tence in the House of Correction for | turning in a false alarm. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"“Trader Horn,” at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Gayety—"" Bolles of Beauty Row,” at 2:15 and 8:15 Columbia—* R&achinx for the Moon" (second week), at 11 a.m,, 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. | Palace—"Scandal Sheet,” at 11:50 a.m., 2:10, 4:36, 7:29 and 9:55 p.m. | Fox—'Three Rogues” at 12:10, 2:35, 4:45, 7:51 and 10:01 p.m. R-K-O Keith’s—“Ten Cents a Dance,” at 11:39 am,, 1:39, 3:39, 5:39, 7:39 and at 11:22 44, 7:45 and 10:10 p.m. olen Heaven.” at 11:45| 5, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 7:50 and 9:40 p.m Central—"“Illicit,” 11 a.m. Ambassador—"Paid,” at 50 p.m. TONldGHT Tomorrow Night Visit the Genter Market GRAND OPENING 7 to 10 P. M. EACH EVENING e o 0o o MUSIC SOUVENIRS Bring Your Friends ADMISSION FREE The New CENTER MARKET Fifth Street N. Ww. —-Betwe‘) Kand L mmm-_ § It Pays to Be Well Groomed Kash and Karry Suits & Overcoats All Dresses & Coats Cleaned & Pressed. 75C Cleaned & Pressed. . . $]. 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NATIONAL RKO KEITH'S COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents BARBARA STANWYCK TEN CENTS A DANCE Based on the Popular Song Hit STARTING FRIDAY BEHIND OFFICE DOORS MARY ASTOR AND ROBT. AMES NATIONAL &= %~ “ELIZABETH THE QUEEN with 4 LYNN rouuxn ALFRED LUNT A MAR. 19 MATI\I:I' OME THL' ETERNAL CITY RAN. nLolml SLY S RORMED PICTURED Tickets $1.50, $1. At 8:30 SHUBERT Thu: 30¢ to 33 BEUSGO s0c to 83 Bth Prof. Players’ Subscription Offering. PHLPMERIVALE in l(nr narmer)’A. Unaswal Tonight Next Sunday. Mail Orders Now Not in Years Such a Play s Now, 500 to 88.00 Mate" Thar. & ‘Sats, B0¢ 1 Wint'h. Brady Presents Eimer Rice's Great Pulitter Prize Play STREET SCENE Vital—Fascinaing—Homerons 600 Nights In New York RACHMANINOFF BEAT PIANIST. Fri G Conatitution Hail Areh 20, ¢ o GAYETY-BURLESK ALL NEW SHOW ‘BELLES of BEAUTY ROW' { GUs EDWARDS PROTEGES And Qthers —— SECO ey’ i’y‘éfi".#«"flfiy Pana. DON in_“SOLDIER'S PLAYTHING.” DUMBARTON VIRGINIA CHERRILL, MAND _EXCITEMENT. JOHN WAY. in szcnon AIDNEY LUST. 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