Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1931, Page 16

"'A—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY - 7, 1931. ‘ 5 “Dead” Man Hires I COVERNOR SEORES |z 2 e BOARD'S DECIGON Gonernment Wrons | S U. S. Says He Was Killed CANADIAN-U. S. LAWS ON ALIEN UNCHANGED Doak Issues Bolton Statement That 1924 Regulations Still Hold garding aliens in the United States wishing to visit Canada and Canadian residents who wish to vacation in the United States have not been changed. Persons accustomed to make such trips since 1924 “may do so under the same conditions as heretofore pre- vailed,” he said, and others not accus- tomed to making the trip may obtain full informaticn from the Bureau of| Immigration in Washington or the HOLDS COMBINE EXISTS IN PICTURE INDUSTRY By the Assoclated Press. OTTAWA, Ontario, July 7.—Among important findings of Peter White, | K. €, in his report on the investiga- | tion of the motion picture industry, are: are controlled in the United States. Motion picture distributors and ex- hibitors have been framed by distribu- tors to suit their own purpose, and are calculated to incrcase the strength of Famous Players. BOY’S HOLD-UP FAILS When Pedestrians EGON EBERT REFUSES TO PLAY FASCIST HYMN | Gomdiictor Bollan s E g e getientiron Series of Concerts Rather Than Present “Giovinezza.” Loses Nerve By the Assoclated Press, —— Hall, which is owned by a Masonie organization, but rented to others. Ebert said the hymn had nothing to do with an artistic program and, in addition, he sympathized with Arturo To&canlnl New York conductor, who refused to play the Italian anthema while on a tour in Bologna, and was physically attacked by Fascists. Sydow said that other conductors were only 100 glad to play the anthem and that one of the backers of the for Vacationers. nearest immigration bureau. A combine exists in the motion pic- ture industry within the meaning of | the combines investigation act. | Famous Players, Canadian corpora- NEW YORK, July 7.—Musical circles re stirred today on learning that Egon Ebert, conductor, native of Vienna concert series has asked that the Italian hymn be included, and naturally it would. Dr. Charles Fama, anti-Fascist, and at Chateau Thierry and Pass by Grocery. at St. Mihiel. Roosevelt Calls Ruling on Police today were looking for a 16- Woman Strikes Parked Cars. year-old boy Who last night attempte By the Associated Press. Paone Deportation BOSTON, July 7.—A statement by| Fleta K. Johnson, 331 Kentucky |tion, through control or ownership of | to hold up Adolphy Manni with a pi and a naturalized American, had re- a Masonic leader, said he would pro- Secretary cf Labor Doak clarifying the | avenue southeast, was charged with |theaters, occupies either an excl at his g 0 Seventh strect.|gigned his engagement for a series of |test the use of Mecca Hall for Fascist “Narrow.” position of aliens residing in the United | rockless driving last night after the a dominating position in practi The by be ame ous after Shouting | oror w - = propaganda purposes. * The United | States who wish to spend their vaca- | automcbile she was operating struck |all towns and cities of 10,000 or more. | “Hands ' and ran when several | New York concerts rather than play the Famous Players is in a position o | persons p: dictate to the exchanges regarding the booking of pictures. | about 5 feet tall. Canadian film distributing companies | and weighing about 120 pr>und~ | Fascist hymn “Giovinezza | " "Ebert notified Paul Sydow, manager of the concerts, he would not play the | hymn at the Friday concert in Mecca as been insisting | tions in Canada was issued in Boston m R. Eba of Los [last night. oday he had Te- | Secretary Doak sald the regvl-tions rove otherwise. that have been in force since 1924 Te- st, 1918, Eba said, the Gov- nt_ informed his mother, Mrs. auel S:cele of Ashland, Ky., he had n killed in action at Chateau Thierry. word was sent her that he had 1 the St. Mihiel drive. time ago Eba applied for a me bonus loan. Back came a let- said, notifying him the veteran n died at San An‘onio, Tex.. p 11, 1930 sought the attorney vesterday for tempt to refute the Government ked cars in the 400 block of | h street southeast. Slight was done to each car, police assed in {rof e youth was d 5 Motor boats exported from the United States last year were valued at more than $3.000,000. By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., July 7.—Gov. Roose: velt_took official cognizance yesterdas of the declaration of the Board of Re- view of the Federal Department of Labor that i pardon of Ph er convict, was “valuel n it affected deportation proceedings against the man 1l In a formal statement fssued from |,ap. reported. W\W\\“ . \ww\\\\ r\“ Iy S %i Right Reserved to Limit Quantities pressed hope the decisi of Review would be appealed t> courts. and that “a final decision wil be rendered which will =T A, An Event That Affords| cANDY SPECIALS! R e RI;DIO SINGER TO WED ¥ g the Feactal Bon , District 5215 E le . f SII 35¢ ¥ Ib. 1 ot ] CE 3 very Inrifty dhopper o Cake é s of the com their puni ! 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