Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1931, Page 32

FOR AUTO INJURIES Quartet Hurt When Car Hits Pole—Driver Held for * Drunkenness. .' A=HU-ZIMUOR SRCEELETS T g . Four men were brought to h here last night suffering from nll?urtu received when the automobile in which they were rldlll:& left the road ,and struck an elects light “pole between Waldorf and TB, Md. Frank Smith, 30, of 202 Twelfth street souf st, the driver of the car, was treated for cuts amd bruises at. Casualty Hospital, and later taken to Gallinger Hospital, suffering from what police said was shock and alco- holism. Norman Humphrey, 28, of 608 41 street southw.st, freceived s fractured leg and was treated at Providence Hos- pital. The otters, of 620 I E YESIGHT s man_and woman's greatest gift. Are you going to neglect 1t? Let us examine LEES OPTICAL (‘:3. 614 9th N No. 80 For Neuritiz HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY: 1007 H St. N.W. Phon: 1695 your eyes. of 625 I street southwest, were treated there for shock. Four .other persons; one ‘a boy, seven, were injured in traffic accidents here yesterday. The child, Hampton Hall, 1320 L street southeast, suffered an in- Jured foot when an automobile operated by Royal J. Callatin, 1811 Fairlawn street southeast, climbed a curb while being parked. Vernon Dorr, 15, of 623 Fifteenth street northeast, was injured about the legs when knocked from his bicycle by an automobile driven by Lillian W. Goodwin, 44. John Weisky, 19, of l(ll Pennsylvania avenue southeast, bruised when struck by an wwmnbfle liOlJR Kodak FINISHING M street. FILMS IN BEFORE 10:30 A.M. READY AME DA’ w«xly rrlu tor nm Photo Prize, Winner on_ Display WIN $5 SR iR Phone l\-llannl 0619 COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY * Since 1%00 1424 New York Ave. N.W. I nLL\lknllr MATERIALS ick 950 | Chrysler $£.50 Hup-Nash INTERNATIONAL BRAKE SERVICE 14th & VN.W. DEe. 5403 " KODAK REPAIRING Fuller & h}\lhm Inc. *&éfiE Don’t allow your rugs to get dull and dingy— keep them fresh and new. Call Mr. Pyle . . . NAtional 3257-3291-2036 Aleck Kemp, colored, 45, of 118 L street, was,cut l:m:m.ly when' he walked into the side of .a’ District _|PRODUCTION OF MOVIES TO PICK UP THIS MONTH Better Times Seen Ahead for Bit Players and Extras in Holly- ‘wood Colony. By the Associated Press. | _ HOLLYWOOD, Calif, A it 3.— Better times are in store fntu.l:‘nl‘(')vu bit {players and extras this month than during any similar period of last year, the Motion Picture Herald concludes in & survey for publication today. Jobs will be plentiful for both classes of players, the trade publication found, and all studios except Warners-First National will be more active thln at any time since last Spring. an 'employment lundpolm. lnflil:l!wnl are September will be even better, and October will find production capacity in all studios. The Herald sald that pictures start- ing during August will provide work for 700 or 1,000 bit phyerx and more than 15,000 extras. Major studios have plans for start- | ing production. of 47 features, and in- | dependent producers probably have as | many more scheduled. About 75 shorts, |1 and 2 reel pictures, will be made this month, giving empioyment to sev- | eral hundred more players. | Temporary Spring and Summer shut- downs and curtailed scnedules in most of the large studios made jobs scarce for the army of extras and small parts players who make their living “in plc- | tures.” E Pontiae Durant Danger Lurks in Dirty Rugs. Sanitary Carpei & win 64 Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. Members of the Rug Cleaners’ Institute of America Stanley Baldwin 64 Todly LONDON, August 3 (#)—Stanley Baldwin, Conservative standard bearer, observed his 64th birthday anniversary today at his Worcestershire home. He spent the day strolling about the coun- try and attending the Astley Horti- cultural Show, at which a number of his friends are exhibiting. TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. Palace — “The Night Angel” at 13 4:40, 7:23 and 9:50 p.m. 1:35, 3:55, 6:45 and 9:05 ALL-EXPENSETOURY| | cotumbia —-zoics at 1235 2:30, 420 ‘05 755 IM 9:45 Washington to Baltimore By Boat and Rail 4 $12.12 Round Trip the ploneers through the his- interesting country, 320 miles p.m._only. of hiful eruising—down the Poto- R-K-0 Keith's—" The mac, up the Chesapeake Bay—return by Common Law,” mac. up the Chesapeake | |at 11:35 a.m., 1:40, 3:40, 8:4), 7:40 and i and er. Firsf 9:45 pm. clase *accommodations. cxetient meate, || Earle—“Newly Rich” at 1103 am., congenial people. Modern steamers Dor- |1:56, 4:28, 7:24 and 9:59 p.m. Stage shows at 1:02, 3:35, 6:31 and 9:05 p.m. Tivoll — “Never the Twain Shall Meet,” at 2, 3:50, 6:45, 7:40 and 9:40 m. P Central—Broadminded,” at 11 am. [to 11 pm. Ambassador—“Newly Rich,” st 8:15, |8 and 9:50 pm, SUNBURN? 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