Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1935, Page 7

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THOUSANDS USE THIS e SIMPLE EFFECTIVE WAY |3 Yo Relieve Spasms of ASTHMA over 80 years Dr. Blosser's Medical rettes (no tobacco) have been widely ‘used for quick and effective relief of whees- g, gasping attacks of Asthma spasms. seized with one of these distressing | 4,0 'REFORMS FORECAST TWO ACTORS HURT| BY WILD BEASTS Lion Sinks Fangs in Neck of Charles Bickford—Miss Stark’s Arm S!ashed. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., September 24.—Two noted victims of the amuse- ment world’s demand for jungle thrills were in hospitals today recovering from wounds inflicted by wild animals, a hazard that has almost become commonplace to folk of the tanbark and kleig lights. The victims were Charles Bickford, burly red-headed film actor, snd Mabe! Stark, known to screen and eir- cus as a peerless trainer of Bangal tigers. An enraged lion suddenly sank his fangs into Bickford's neck yesterday while cameras ground the final scenes for “East of Java.” Horrified co-workers dragged the lion from the prostrate actor barely in time to avert his death. Miss Stark was recelving treatment for a severely lacerated left arm, which a big cat ripped last Saturday at Phoenix, Ariz. Only three years ago, she went to a hospital here as a re- sult of a tiger's attack in the making of the movie “King of the Jungle. Many a trouper in Hollywood bears marks from his experience of manu- facturing thrills with wild animals. They include Joe E. Brown and Johnny Weissmuller. Rex, the highly intelligent “king of wild horses,” killed a man 10 years ago in the filming of a picture. A Himalayan bear once turned on its trainer, John Helliott, at the Mascot Studio while playing in a jungle scene and clawed him badly. Before ihat film was finished Alvin Wyckoff, cam- eraman, was charged bp an en- raged lion. IF WOMEN ORGANIZE Miss Mary Anderson Tells D. C. Club They Could Occupy Strategic Place. An organized women's movement could revolutionize the national social and economic order to the advantage of all, Miss Mary Anderson, director of the Labor Department’s Women's Bureau, told members of the District Business and Professional Women's Club at their first meeting of the season last night. “If women would unite as con- sumers,” Miss Anderson said, “they could occupy a strategic position and exert a tremendous influence.” She said women should work for the advancement of their sex, “not entirely as individuals or as a group, but in the interests of the whole | population of the country. “Though it is difficult for all women to unite for a common cause,” Miss | Anderson continued, “we need not despair, because women do have a very definite common cause in the family. The welfare of the family is & rallying point that makes a strong appeal to all women.” The Women's Bureau director said that the 1930 census showed almost 11,000,000 women were earning money as wage earners, salaried workers and business and professional women. [ wamize ] District of Columbia—Fair and somewhat warmer tonight and tomor- row; gentle southeast and south winds. Maryland —Fair and somewhat warmer tonight and tomorrow. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row; slightly warmer tomorrow and in north and ¢entral portions tonight. West Virginia—Generally fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow. River Potomac and shcnnndoth Rivers clear today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United Geodetic Su Higl Loy Sun, today __ 8un. tomorro Moon. today Automobile lights turne one-half hour atter sunser,s TUmed oR Preetpitation, Monthly nm!vumon ln lnclm in the Capital (current month Mevrd iaoq;-wqi;'e-; it RSE00MAY 319100, 2R IRSES BRGNS %3?:&225228 ot Report for Last fll lm-. 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