Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1933, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, WMAY 3, 1933 er A13 Princess WILL REPRESENT CHICKASAWS AT COTTON FESTIVAL. SEEK T0 DISSOLVE COMPOSERS'GROUP Broadcasters Will Charge Violation of Anti- Trust Laws. REMODELING CELEBRATION & STORE PARTY 18th and Monroe 3638 34th St., Mt. Rainier Sts. N.E. N. Gildenhorn, Owner Brill & Sandler, Owners Phones Greenwood 2004 and 1548 hone North 6588 Phone No FRIDAY THURSDAY May 4th, Beginning'8 PM. | May 5th, Beginning 8 P.M. You, your family and friends are cordially invited to attend the eelebration and inspect these modern, complete D.G.S. Stores. An elaborate program h: By the Associated Press. planned for the two openings, including a food show, free groceries, sou s for NEW YORK, May 4—The dispute between broadcasters and the American Soclety of Composers, Authors and Pub- lishers over license fees paid for the use | of copyrighted music may be settled by Mtigation. Efforts to Teach an agreement have thus far been futile. It was disclosed today that the National Association of | Broadcasters has decided to seek disso- lution of the society under the anti- | trust laws. The music men say they| would welcome a suit to test the legality of their organization. Ever since last September, when new | contracts were signed increasing the | amount broadcasters are to pay the so- | elety from $960,000 to a sum expected to range between $1,300,000 and $2,000,~ 000 this vear, the two have been at loggerheads. Both Sides Insistent. The broadcasters, contending their business could not carry the load, have been insistent in their demand for a reduction in the fees, while the soclety, retaliating that broadcasting has con- siderably lowered the income from mu- sic distribution by other means, has been just as insistent that the scale be in_the opposite direction. Under the new contract, broadcasters pay a fixed annual fee for music used | for sustaining programs in addition to | 3 per cent the first year, 4 per cent the second, and 5 per cent the third of the | income from commercial programs, less | only the 15 per cent paid to advertising agencies. After that time new percent- | ages are to be set—lower, say the broad- casters; higher, says the society. The situation came to a head in a recent conference between a committee of the National Association of Broad- casters and E. C. Mills, general man- ager of the society. Situation Unclarified. The meeting adjourned with the so- clety declaring that only an upward rate revision would be considered and the broadcasters asserting they would take steps looking toward a dissolution suit. Later correspondence between the two groups has not clarified the situa- | tion. Meanwhile N. A. B. has organized the | radio program foundation to act as a | copyright clearing house mainly for broadcasting purposes. The object is to create a catalogue of music and other material for the use of the broadcasters and to make them independent of the soclety. AMERICAN GIRL JOINS | FOLLOWERS OF GANDHI, Nila Cram Cook, Taking Name of “Blue Serpent Goddess,” Will Lead Simple Life. By the Associated Press. | AHMEDABAD, India, May 4.—Nila Nagini Devi, or “the Blue Serpent God- | dess.” which is the Hindu name as- | sumed by the American girl disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, Nila Cram Cook. arrived at the Gandhi cantonment. on, the banks of the River Sabarmati toda; . “I' saw Gandhi in Yeroda Jail two days ago,” she said, “and made & clean | confession to him of my past life, I now want to lead a new life in ac- cordance with the teachings of Gandhi.” Miss Cook, dressed in white, carried her own baggage and will follow in the footsteps of the Englisn girl, Made- leine Slade. 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Whole FRUITS & VEGETABLES No. 1 New Potatoes 1029 Fresh California Peas Fresh Spinach Hot House Cucumbers Iceberg Lettuce nead 8¢ & 10c Red Sweet Potatoes. . . ...... 4 » 10c Bunch Turnips Winesap Apples e« ORANGES?.- Large Size Crisp Celery : Beets or Carrots ... 2 vuncnes 15¢ Tumnips ......... re oo . & buncres 15¢ New Texas Onions. . ...........4 m 15¢ ASPARAGUS i Bosth Lge. Bunch l 5° Carolina