Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1933, Page 11

INDEFINITE MOVIE CLOSING DOUBTED Decision Is Due Today in Hollywood Pay Cut Controversy. By the Associated Pre HOLL YWOOD Call( March 13.— Consensus in Hollywood today was that the motion picture studios will not close for an indefinite period because or- | S5 ganized labor has refused to accept a 50 per cent cut in salary. Shutdown of all the studios was threatened Saturday when union work- ers’ officials declared they would re- fuse to join other studio employes in taking the wage cut. At mass meetings, called for 11 a.m. tnda> m every studio, non-union work- DT = union workers receive their regular full pav. Omniun in Hollywood yesterday was that the non-union people—stars, writ- ers, directors, office help and others— will s say they prefer work to idleness. Heads of the studios, meeting Satur- day night after hearing the union’s full-pay-or-no-pay ulti matinn; asclared today a work hcliday. If the majority at today's meetings decide they want to keep the studios open, meetings between union officials and producer representatives vnfll be held within the next three weeks in New York in nn eflort to make adjust- ments in unio TRADEE)KRD T0 MEET Plans Completed for March Ses- sion Tomorrow Night. Preparations were virtually complete today for the March meeting of Washington Board of Trade, Which v\lll be held In the Mavflomr Hotel tomor=~ Tow night at 8 o’cloc] Speakers will be Count Ernesto Russo, statesman and diplomat, and former pubucm floor leader in the An cluborate program of enterta\n- ment is being planned. Ben T. ster, president of the trade body, mll preside. In]ured in Fight. Sanford Ross, 25, 7000 block of East- ern avenue northeast, was treated at Emergency Hospital yesterday for head injuries sustained in an altercation with two other men in the rear of the block of Pennsylvania avenue. He told police he could not identify his as- sailan District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jackel. ic n umo{ eat responsibili .M = chief of oertnn services of _the erican umnry Forces, by perior splendid _efficien ha contributed ma- tn the suc- cul uh!fled by Army of he 15 now the chic! of Chemical Warfare Service in Wash- ington and resldes at 5132 Nebraska avenue northwe ——— MEXICO PLANS CLAIM MEXIOO CITY, March 13 (#).—The wspaper Excelsior uld yuumhy thu Moxico, will clatim damages 1 sustained because of the cupluon of Vera Cruz by the United States naval forces in 1914 and because r the puni- tllnvm expedition into Chihuahua in ‘The newspaper asserted thlt Mexloo was preparing to file dam: against the vnlwd States Government before the Unil Statos Mexicar: Genernl Claims Commlssl be organized some time mh!s year. 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