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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-15
CRIME STORIES
And FILMS MAR
NAME OF U. S.
South America Shown Its
NeighborS in False,
Lurid Setting.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

Foreign Editor, Scripps-Howard Newspapers
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Our
movies are giving us a reputation
abroad for being the most immoral
people in the world.
Throughout Central and South
America with the Hoover good will
mission / heard the same story:
Our red-hot love scenes and our
scandal and crime stories are Gre
ating the most fantastic notions
about American life in the minds
of foreigners.
1.-THE American movie is doing for
Americans just what the French
novel and theater did for France"
Mrs. James Milleu, wife of an
American business man in Buenos
Aires, told me. Mrs. Milleu comes
of one of the best known families
of Brazil and is well known every
where south of Panama for her
writings.
There was time, as you will
recall" she explained. when the
popular idea was that there was
no such thing as an honest woman,
decent man, or good home in
France. French girls and naughti-
ness were synonymous. Everybody
spent his time drinking champagne
and dancing on table-tops in wicked
cafes.
Hurts U. S. Reputation
"That was the worlds idea as
conveyed by the French novel.
To-day the American movie Is
building up the same fiction about
The Americans. The films we see
down here deal almost exclusively
with sex or crime or mixture Of
both Mere children are pictured
as hardened gin drinkers and ex-
perienced lovers, while their manlas
and papaS are quite as bad.
Homes all seem to have secret
bars where hosts and guests, old
and young, get blind drunk, while
all-night orgies in Babylonian cab
arets seem part of the normal life Of
even your high school girls.
"IS it any wonder, then, that for
eigners are beginning to think of
Americans as they once looked upon
the French-aS an immoral people?
Would it shock you if I told you
shat down in this part of the world
nice families, when their sons and
daughters kick over the traces, now
say to them: You behave exactly
like an Americana can assure you,
however, that this is true. Nor is it
intended as a compliment, either;
far from it.
Prestige Is Lowered
II can't tell you how this hurts
those of us who really know what
the American people are like. We
who have been in the United States
know better, of course, but the 9TH
ers, the people generally, pick up
their ideas reading your literature
and, above all, attending the
movies.
IF the Impressions they carry
away with them from the pictures
are false. and if the prestige of the
United States is 1owered-and such
unhappily is the case-you have
only your self to blame. Latin
Americans and foreigners generally
merely are accepting you at your
own valuation"
In one form or another heard
the same thing everywhere At
Montevideo, Francisco Ghiglioni,
member of the Uruguayan chamber
of deputies and editor of Ell Ideal,
one of the most important newspa-
pers in South America, made a spe-
cial trip to my hotel to tell me much
the same story.
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the complete list of committees of the state house of
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REMODEL your home on easy terms. from
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ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. Euttering.
spouting. damp proving walls; reasonable
prices. North 1914, day or night. Ajax
Roofing Co., 203B 18th St NV.
UPHOL4STERING., slip covers, draperies
made to order; low prices. Standard Up
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WINDOW SHADES and screens made to
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1851 Good Hope I'd Lincoln 1928
WIRE Groom house complete With fixtures,
SIS. 90. Satisfactory work; 10 yrs experience.
Estimates cheerfully given. Pones Pot. 2O87,
North 1880.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


TAILOR sTORE--oid established tailor shop
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experience and telephone number; confden-
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GROCERY AND MEAT STORE Good bust;
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FOR SALE-Interest in going business:
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wANTED-Investors for conservative first
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RooMING, BOARDING HOUSE for sale. is
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$3.50 to IL am, zoos Columbia fd NV
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MAN, well known
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present doing large business sGaippea w ns
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references Address BOX 227-A, Star ONCE.
CIGARS, news, souvenirs. in hotel lobby;
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business; place any one should desire TO
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SoR SALE S0aR seS asf for h %s
Carlisle. Location, 18th st. NV. -
DRUG sToRE-will buy; must do business ssS
to carry, registered clerk; SS,0O9 10 |I0,oSo
Dental. Address Box 46i-A, Star ONCE.
DRUG STORE, Northwest. Georgia ave; es-
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HAVE A GOOD PROPOSITION for young
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living quarters; established for 10 years.
1888 North Capitol st. l2s
SODA AND SANDWICH SHOP in Northwest
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FOR RENT - Public dinins room in larse
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ADVERTISING BUSINESS : Sell ,outrisht,
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CLASSY l6-RooM HOUSE; 18th. and Col.
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ESTABLISHED auto tire and battery bust ,iss
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BEAUTIFUL i2-ROOM HOUSE. with rum
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$500 for season, OF sell on easy terms.
JOHN M. KING 4 Co,
1908 nth st. NV Main 2l24.
MILLINERY STORE.
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guarantee satisfaction to Star read
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to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Main 5000. Branch lis.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
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Wash Mattress Co, $40 ST. sw. NJ. COY
BEDDING, mattresses renovated, SPRINGS re-
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BEDDING Co, 2ls q ST NV. Main 2o26
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Enclosed. garages
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CARPENTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT remodelinE
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ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING by experts
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EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraping. elee
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HEATTNd = Steam and hot-water systems
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creates nnendng fnr twn rnen To represent a
well known speeialty line. Married men
preferred under IS. Car essential to cover
city in handling demands. No canvassinG.
Call at 1887 Kenyon st. NV. Ask for Mr.
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NASH SPECIAL SIX sEDAN-Here is a car
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terms. Wallace Motor Co., 1909 l. st. NV.
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MILLINERY STORE.
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ENGINEERS.

The Western Electric Co.
Recent electrical or mechanical engineer
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field. Apply Mr.. Roop, Western Electric
Washinston.
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BE SURE to call Notes before SELL
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EXCELLENT spare-time opportunity: large
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successful representative. Standard Plate
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Including spare tires. built-in trunk. This
car offers a wonderful opportunity for some
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best buys that we have offered this year.
1t is 1928 model Priced at $1,000; terms.
wallace Motor Co.. 1903 l. st. NV. Decatur
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at q secondhand price. SITS; Only . few
| months old. driven less than 1.ono miles;
cash, trade. terms. National Auto Sales Co +.
| Ciraham-Paige Sales & Service. 80 New
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REAL Is IAIE SALESMF \
II you. wish to be associated with
an once which can furnish you with
as many prospects as you can serve
and has the exclusive agency for
houses erected by one OF the city's
most prominent moderate price home
builders phone me for an appoints
iaent to discuss your qualifications.
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A N union Trust Bldg. Main e7es:
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The Western Electric Co.
Numerous openings for young men between
the ages of 81 and 80 who have had to B
years electrical or mechanical drafting ex-
perience. Can also use men with from 2
to years power switchboard design expert
ence. Steady employment and excellent OPP
pOrLunity for advancement Apply Mr.. Roop,
Western Electric Distributing House,
I'LL North Capitol St., Washington.