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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-04-30
FILL Il LAN1A SECTION
devoted to contributions in the ma ior dialects
in the Philippine Islands
ST DR.. NoNcADo AT ANG p1L1P1NAs

ST Sr. Hilario c. Moncado ay siao? sa-
an siya naninirahan at sa ka sa lukuyaa ay
saan iva nandodoon? Ano ans kauyane To-
obin tungk0l sa suliranin ng atinG bayan?
Gawain at adhikain hiuGgi1 ikabubuti M
Filipino ditto sa bayang Ame ca eayon din
sa pagtulong niya sa paghinge ne ka1ayaan
NJ ating Inang Bayan, ay hinde napaG -aa1-
Filipino at hinde tumatalikod nj tumatanC-
81 tawag kanya ng kaayane 1upanf tt
nubuan.
ST DR.. MOnoado sa panea1an ug Filipino
Fede tion Of America ma kanyang pinau9u-
nguluhan ay nagpunta s. iva Tashinft ton,
DC. upans tumulong sa paghinee NJ atine
kalayaan at Gayou din upane ipakila1a at
ipaki tlaban ang kara patan mathis mea Pr
lipino ditto sa bansang America. kng pag-
kaka sanguni niya kay Repre- tanto SABBATH
At ne iba pans nga nasaktan, ay dapat
Z aG ma Sc 81 ma ta1agaug ma1inis at fakila
20 kanytns pag1ilingkod sa atins lahi.
"1oa1i't sa kab lang paning naman ay may
room tayong nadidining na naCsasabine 81
Eoacato ay masama at ans kanyanG he ngad ay
Pafbalikin aug mea Filipino matandang
uGal!, eaya ID umano, ny paepapahaba nG
buhoE t iba't iba pang mga kung ano among
mGa salita. AnO pat kung ating kukuruin
ay m8a salitans ans pinagbuhatan NJ gayone
mga psngungusap ay mga taonf nai-inEgit
lamane. Hunf lyon ay tunay itin.turo n
nj Ron ado sa kanyang mga eco, ey bGkit 5 J.
va ay naspapagupit? KaraP@ tdapat ma ang
mga mac stro ans unang maEpana1as NJ mea
1aran ne kanyanG YxKxxk1xx m6a tifacunod.
ST Do5tor Morcado ay saan nandodoou at ano
ang Naryans ginaGawa sa kanYane piuaroon-
an? Sino at liam ting mfa nanG .2ito
handanG tumugon sa tawag Sc attn NJ 8ayang
Pi1ipinas ma paris niya2
~. P.
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Expenses:
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JAKRELI. HIZO GUANTES
AVER EN- Ell CIRCULO
CUBANO

Inesperadamente, compla-
ciendo al promoter Nixon Jones
"hizo aver g~uantes' contra IN
zurdo de peso "welter", Pee
Wee farrell, ell vencedor de Ma
nue.: Quintero.
Como Sc habia dicho que Pee
Wee no Sc pondria los guanteS
para boxear hasta la noche del
viernes, muy pocas personals vie
ron las practicas del j6ven de
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
FARRELL realize ligeros ejer-
cicios sobre ell estilo de pelea
de Manuel e hizo que ell zurdo,
I'm principlante, probara la p7-
tencia de sus punos.
De haberse anunciado las
practicas centenares de "fiele5'
las lutheran presenciado.
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los motives de su permanencla
cerca de la esquina del negro
durante un par de asaltos, con-
test6 que estaba tratando de en-.
contrar I'm asiento para sentar-
Sc. Tambien Sc descubrio que
Perry fu6 segundo de Neil CHS
by, otro negro a quien Camera
acoStara recientemente en- Los
Angeles.
Leon lie dijo al comisionado
Traung que el ~preferla que su
hombre peleara otra vez, con ell
prolucto yendo a una obra de
carload; pero que no estaba dis
pucsto Sc 1iera la entrada gra-
It's a los que ell pasado lunes pre-
senciaron ell combate. Tai ac-
ci6f equivaldria a una confe-
sion de cnlpabilidad de parte
de Camera y sus managers So
bre ell "arreglo" del bout.
Cummings dijo que habia
Visto a Churchill en- la esquina
de Chevalier conversando con
uno de los segundos del negro.
AL term;narse la vista ell co
misionado manifesto que no 9,
MIA duda sobre que ell lanzador
de la toalla 10 hizo cumpliendo
6rdenes o fu6 inspirado en- 81
acto por otra persona.
Los tres eomisiondos Sc reu-
niran ell lunes pra decidir 81 de-
ben entregarse a Camera los
t$26,478, 50%del producto de
las entradas, y los $1,000 de
Chevalier.
La comisi6n opina que los dos
pugilistas estaban hacienda sus
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

las casas NAL construidas, de pa
redes ruinosas, tienen un aspec-
to mas sombrio todavia que las
GALES.
Asi que Sc penetra en- estos
barrios pobres de los que ell mu-
nicipio parisiense empieza a O.
cup&rse algo, ell coraz6n Sc opri-
me y Sc experimental I'm males
tar indefinible. Aquello no tan
solo es triste, es repugnante.
La Frileuse entr6 en- una "a.
sd negra Y hdmeda, de las ven
tanas de Ia cual colgaban TODD
genera de srapos que Sc secaban
al viento.
Ali es donde viva Griffard,
Ell subterraneo de la casa ais
lada en- medic de las vinas n,
era mas que I'm punto de eta
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Els verdad. Pero no toda

Els verdad. Pero no todas
pueden tener la habilidad de la
senorita Leontina. Sin embar-
go, no creo que continue traba-
Jando por mucho tempo como
ahora; una vez casada, tendra
que ocuparse de su abuelo, de
su marido V de su casa, Y no ha-
bio de los chiquillos que segura-
'mente vendran.
-iEsta, entonces, a punto de
casarse?
Sc viene diciendo desde ha
ee mos dias. Nosotros conoce-
mos al novio, y hasta puedo de-
cir que mCcho; la senorita Leon
tina no va engahada. Els, real
me1te ell mejor y mas honrado
muchacho que hay en- TODD Pa
rfs; ademas de ESQ, humilde y
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
BOXEO
LA COMlSION ATLETlCA
DE CALIFORNIA INVES-
TIGA LA 'CAIDA' DE CHE
WALLER

San Francisco, Abril liza
Comisi6n atletica del estado pra
fundiz6 hoy en- las circunstan-
cias que rodearon la victoria
de Primo Camera, ell lunes, por
nocao tecnico en- ell seXto asal-
to, sobre el negro Leon Cheva
lier, de San Francisco.
FL comisionado Charles +.
Traung interrog6 a los relacio-
nados con ell bout para ente-
rarse de por que Bob Perry, ie
Hollywood, tercer padrino de
Chevalier arroj6 la toalla cuan
do este o Sc hallaba en- malas
condolences fisicas.
Perry manifesto que e. crey6
que ell negro estaba soportando
mucho castigo.
Entire los interrogados esta-
ban Leon See, frances, manager
de Camera; Frank Churchill,
Representative del italiano en-
California, y Roy Cunningham
un periodista.
Preguntado Churchill sobre
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
UZCUDUN ESTA PREPA-
RANDOSE

Restablecido del ataque de in
fluenza que lie retuvo en- CANA
varias semanas, Pauline Uzcu-
dun, ell boxeador vasco, sigue en-
trenandose en- ell famoso gimna-
sio de Stillman, en- New York.
FL sabado piensa salir para el
campamento de Nine Bey, en-
Summit, New Jersey.
Sigue ell espanol recibiendc
fproposiciones para combates en-
'distintos lugares de la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
Her.

Her.
-Buena suerte, senorita--
contest6 IL portera.
La Frileuse tom6 por la Gale
del Bac, hasta la Gale del Cher
che-Midi donde subi6 al 6mni-
bus que iba hacia la estaci6n del
fer, ocarril del Norte. BESIDE ALI
Sc lirigio a pie hacia los bule-
wares exteriores encaminando-
Sc a la parte de Belevlille que IL
mita con los Pres-Saint- Ger
vais. Ali, como en- todos los ba-
rrios excentricos de Paris. Sc
encuentran callejuelas estre.
chas, sucias, NAL pavimentadas
sombrias, donde Sc agita una
poblaci6n miserable de pobres
criaturas macilentas cubiertas
de harapos. La mayor parte d.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
BASE BALL

Cuando nadie 10 esperaba, Ell
la novena entrada, ell Jackson
vile empeZ6 a batear e hizo tres
carreras contra las curvas del
pitcher Lee, derrotando a los
smokers
Los visitantes habian hecho
dos carreras a Cesar Alvarez,
en- "a primera entrada, y una a
Gus Ketchum, en- ell octave,
cuando Lee fue llamado a la eli
nea de fuego".
Dos pitchers utilize ell Jack
sonville. Dave Mckinney y Jack
Connolly. Con I'm batazo de jon
ron ell catcher McAdams retro
a Jack.
! Ocho hits dieron a Cesar en-
5 entradaS y rs.
Manolo Cueto viene este ano
con los espejuelos de batear Y
descarg6 dos hits en- cuatro We
ces al bate, anotando una carre.
ra.
Jacksonville &c, 12h, De; Tampa
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

ooAde recibia a los hombres que
como teniente de la partida t.
ma a su cargo, y les comunica-
0a las 6rdenes del jefe superior.
-iTd ya!-excIam6 con sor.
presa al yer entrar a la Frileu-
Sc.
Me habfas dado cuatro dias
y solo he necesitado dos.
-Entonces, va sabes...
-Aproximadamente TODD
cuanto podia saber.
Z 81 ciego tiene dinero?
81 10 que cont6 ell ito Ra-
mo2eau es verdad.
No tenia ningdn interes en-
mentlr' En- que piso vive?
En- ell segundo derecba, So.
10 hay dos puertas en- cads des.
eansillo, ue"
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Obras ~recibidas:

Ell Nuevo Robinson,-Campe.
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
La Hermana de la Carload
Emilio CASTELAR,.
Quo Vadis?-E. Sienkiewich.
La Mujer Addltera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dia y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Vieio Mundo.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
Los Ex-Hombres. - Maxine
Cork.
Feder.-Itendhal.
Ell Pirata.-Lord Byron.
Rafael.-Lamartine.
A fuerza de millones.-Le Rou'
ge.
Diccionario Espanol.
LIBERIA DE
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1361
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a familia Blanchard.

Ell senior Blanchard debe
tener alguna cosa-continu6,
-pero no obstante ESQ, la Sc.
norita Leontina trabaja de la
manana a la noche. Restaura
los ~encajes de las grandes da-
mas del faudourg. les admira-
BILE 10 que hace, diriase que es
la labor de una hada! Tiene
muy buenas relaciones, entire
osras la hija de una condesa
que es su intima amiga. va pue
de listed comprender que mien
tras quiera no lie faltara traba-
jo.
-Dichosa ella; no lie pasa 10
que a nosotras las costureras,
que duran+e Ell ano tenemos mu-
chos meses de paro forzoso.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

peso complete, por cuanto hace
pocos dfas pele6 con 1877 libras,
volvera a combatir ell sabado en-
New York
En- Cuba ell espanol fue de
rro.ado por Federico Malibran,
por haber pegado de foul. La
Ultima vfctima del yasco en-
New York fue un tai Ray Town
send.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
PoLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry Germain
Henry German

No lie falta mas que un POGO
de algeria; pero no puede es-
tar allegro despu6s de las des-
gracias que lie han ocurrido.
-IVive en- esta casa?
ST, en- ell segundo, con su
abuelo, una bella persona, que
tiene a mas de muchas otras
desdichas, la de ser ciego.
Y por complacer a su nueva
amiga, a la que pareci6 intere-
sar mucho la joven, lie cont6
10 que saba de la historic de
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

ordenado como una senorita V
un obrero como hay pocos.
Hacienda habIar de este mo-
do a la sonora Fabrice, que te-
MIA, como la mayor parte de las
mujeres, ell defecto de ser ha-
blalora, la Frileuse Sc enter6
en- dos dias aproximadamente
de cuanto guerra saber.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
NOTAS DE BOXED

Pee Wee es una buena pers1-
ma ! un muchacho gracioso; pc
70 sinceramente opinamos que
sera derrotado ell viernes por
"nuestro" Manuel Quintero.
: Cuando ambos mozos pelea-
ron EN- Coral Gables, ell de por
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
- GRFs9

AGA Sc present6 NAL acondicio-
nado, creyendo que Ell del voca-
bulario desesperante era un
"nino" inofensivo.
Ahora Manuel esta en- su me
jor forma y con los punos en-
du-ecidos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

Ell desafio de hoy sera de gra-
It's para ell publico, seg1n IN a.
cuerdo tornado anteayer por los
duenos de los smokers, Srs.
Core y Cobb.
Wally Brush, devuelto re-
cientemente por CcGraw, sera
ell lanzador de los tampenos.
Els probable que Marquard
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

!. Raul Bianchi, Ell argentine,
al jim peleara ell sabado, en- la
Habana, contra Federico Mali
bran. Los expertos estiman que
ell sur-americano trinfara.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
XIII
ANTES DE LA EXPEDITION

Ell tercer dia, la Frileuse Sc
levant6 temprano. A ESQ de las
siete y media, baj6 y dijo a la
sonora FaJrice:
-Voy al almacen; probable
mente me esperaran en- ell ia
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

meiores esfuerzos. cuando la toa
LA fu6 tirada.
La gaceta., 1930-04-17
AVISO
A los socios del Circulo Gu
bano y de La Fraternidad

Todo socio lei Circulo Cubaoo
(que acredite serlo), tendre Ell gus
to de tfataTlo de SD enfermedad
con tan solo pagan ell so por cien-
to del costo. normal.
Los socios de ia raternidad"
seran tratados tan solo Goa una
taljeta de pase de un Medico Of
cial de dicha Sociedad.
Con especialidad: Reuma, lnl-
potencia, Nerviosas y Me"ta'es.
Sciatica Neuralgias, Histerism9,
!. Neurastenia. Colitis, Disperslas,
Qtitis ter todas sus formas), Fa-
ralisis, 8ronquitis, etc.
DR.. Jose r. Suarez Valdes
1924 Septima Avenida
Consultas:
DE 9 q IL y 3 a 6 P. M.
%sa@~z@r
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Mateo de la Osa, pugilista de
La gaceta., 1930-04-17

PARA NEW K que
desee ir en- automoyil puede
pasar por la Catorce Avenida
1406, de IL a 2 y de 5 a 112.
moderado.
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Sc DESEA

49,
Ahora es ell tempo para comen
gar su curse mercantil, de ne
gocics. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza inCensiva y s~uperiores
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a I'm
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Teiefono PISS Tampa y Cass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-13
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S|AIMA sioux ScAR6ERRY
Mz1as7 rrHE mar TiRe' @ 1880. by Central Press Association. me

TO wait awhile before she killed you
both. II I hadn't beer so sure he
would never be true TO you, and
that he would have broken your
heart. I never should have done IT,"
Dixie stopped with q fearful little
laugh.
Poor old Bang. All those nights
you thought I was out with some
one else and thas he was playing
cards with the boys J had him out
dancing blisters on hts old tootsies.
! almost ran him ragged.
When he stayed al home I went
TO the movies-all dolled up like a
church. until I hope ! never see
another movie gain as long as 7
live. SO dry your little eyes ard
stop worrying akoat the domestic
troubles Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bang
Durkin. ! wouldn't give my poor
old Bang up for all the me- and
all the women In the world. He's
my idea Of a real sheik"
Elanda smiled tremblingly and
told her tale:
Il vas so desperate. All you had
told me came true and I had 20
an~e nv songs nd sing popular
things. That was the worst Of all.
I thought I'd die. But pretty soon
you were keeping me so worried /
didn't have time &c think about
myself"
Dixie nodded. saying:
That was what / was trying 10
do. I didn't hope TO have 1t work
out 20 perfectly. Lou fell for every
thing, hook. line and sinker. Some
times I thought YOU must be plumb
dumb that you didn't see through
me"
The reaction OF the whole affair
left both girls so near Mysteries that
part Of the time they chung TO
each other, laughing. and part OF
the time weeping.
1t seemed ridiculously funny TO
them finally.
When Bang came back with the
baby. Dixie flew "a take her from
his arms. Andree was sound asleep,
and did not wake up while Dixie
kissed her. and her happy tears
- "a Az g11L . Au1C.
"Oh. God. help me-" she held
Andree close. If anything had hap
ened 10 her I would have died"
Elanda covered her face with her
hands at the sight Of Dixie's ma
ternal anxiety and relief. She loved
Andree % much that she could I'm
derstand.
"Oh. II was cruel OF me-" Elanda
bent down and kissed Andree ten
derly. II didn't realize how hurt
you would be. ! thought I was do
Ing a wonderful thing"
You were" Fang fastened to
reasSure her. Il think you and Dixie
r about even. I'd call II quits. II
you want to start in reforming any
body from 0 on. take II out on
me. I'm a good subject"
The following morning Suwanee
paid a little social call on Greg Du
Pont.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-13
The End of the Big City

The industrial revolution caused by the steam
engine produced the big city, and has operated ever
since to make the big city grow bigger and bigger.
without a letup.
Now q new industrial revolution is in the offing,
with gas and electricity as its mainstays: and it is
going to undo the work of the first revolution and
dispense the big city all over the landscape again.
This. at any rate, is the theory suggested by DR..
Gus Dyer. professor of political economy at Wander
blt university, as outlined by him in a speech before
the Executives club Of Chicago recently.
The last 90 years. says Dr.. Dyer. have seen a mir
acle wrought in America by the new application OF gas
and electricity to indstry.
1T has destroyed isolation" he says. 1T has
brought all America out on the great highways of life.
the cities and carrying it 70 remote sections. 1t is
destroying the reasons why people should 60 to cities
to live.
Industries are going back to the country and
the small town. The cities have the greatest fight they
ever had If they are to hold their places under the
new order. The small place has advantages for industry
that the city can hardly meet. The cities have get
to make a readiustment, recognize a new force"
as "a RA0RANAf 49, y AAe - A1H AAAAAA +AaAAAIA|
His prophecy is interesting. Just the same. We have
been calmly assuming that the present drift Of popula-
ton toward the cities is going to continue indefinite
": what an upset is in prospect If this flow is presen-
tly to be reversed
His thesis does not sound unreasonable either. A
visit to any one Of the half dozen large cities in this
land is about enough to convince any unprecedented
observer that a great city. in many ways, is not a
very good place to live. Year by year the congestion
grow smore unbearable, the noise and dirt grow more
oppressive. the time that must be spent in the mere
process Of getting to and from work ~lengthens and
i~engthens. New York is already giving indications that
it is just a trifle too big for any earthly use. Chicago
Is beginning TO display the same symptoms. And some
other cities are not far behind.
After all, why not7 We have gone just a little too
far in our edification of the big city. The genuine
advantages that come from living in a smaller place
terd 10 get overlooked.
II DR.. Dyer Is right, and a wholesale splitting up
o. our cities is in prospect. we are in for some enor-
nous. surprising changes. But perhaps We shall be
better off. in the long run.
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'Ml!NtW1YSRkHI

ganized the Spiele-s' Association OF
America. And today you'll find
Charley Dodson. dean OF them all.
in his quarters at the Surf Hotel
trying TO wrsngle his scattered
crew together for another season.
Or. vet again-there's the eco
nomic problem of increasing rents.
Landlords have been boosting the
prices along Surf avenue. it Is
whispered, and Surf avenue is dedl-
Gated TO the world OF amusement
which finally gets over TO the
Boardwalk. There's a minor feud
between the Surf AMENITIES and the
Boardwalk concesSionaires.
One could take up an even lesser
matter: for many a year. the In
cubator show has been the daddy
OF all the attractions; II has gone
without competition. And now, so
goes the story. there Is coming
from Chicago a rival which Is said
to represent the biological miracle
in its various stages before the in
cubator Is reached. Out in the
middle west. this peep show has
been a WOW" and nov 10 Is NOV
ing on.
On the other side OF the picture.
however. Is an assorted Of new
and exciting marvels."
Admiral Byrd will arrive Just
about in time 10 see his polar
adventures reproduced In typical
Coney Island fashion. The wax
works display will depict the latest
horrors from Chicago and the Roth
stein murder. Those carkened rides
Of the Cave o. the Winds type
are finding competition in the
crossing the Atlantic in an air.
plane" notion. The flight Of Count
Echener's dirigible has caught the
fancy Of another Snowman. And
the "speakeasy" guarantees all the
dizzying effects q e Einsome eve
ming. without a single drop being
touched.
Also scores Of attractions have
agreed TO drop the prices slightly
TO agree with the changed economic
conditions. The gates at the amuse-
nsrt place will size their faces. 50
= ar roid
And the "Dathing beauty parades
will 60 on Is usual
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MOTE \
aSlDEllGH1S N
CAPITOL

There are three featured musical
numbers in Show Girl In Holly
wood the new First National pic
ture al the Capitol Theater to-
morrow.
These songs which were written
by Bud Green and Sam Slept. are
I've Got My Eye On You" which
Alice White sings Ill a Broadway
night club AT the beginning Of the
picture: Hollywood" and Hang On
To a Rainbow" which Miss White
chants torridly TO the accompani-
ment of a large group Of chorus
girls In the later Technicolor Sc
quences. The chorus girls and men
appear in several remarkable dane
ing ensembles in these sequences.
Jack Haskell staged the dances.
Show Girl In Hollywood" Is es-
sentially a drama. the musical Sc
quences being an added feature OF
the entertainment.
The three song hits Of Show
Girls in Hollywood" have already
won wide popularity and are break
Ing records in the sale OF sheet
music and photograph records.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-13

Ccney Island Has It's Trouble as
New Season Opens-Frcaks and
BaIlyhoo Artists Find New Kinds
Of Competition.
NEW YORK, May 13.- Coney
Island, most famous OF the worlds
Fairgrounds, opens It's new season
with many new problems as we'll as
many new pranks.
With its face IL the process Of
being washed a bright and shining
white in preparation for the annual
avalanche OF visitors. Coney has
its troubles as Vel as its tinsel.
Take. for instance the threaten
ed revolt of the freaks, a jarring
note first heard n ward the end of
the last gay period 1t seems that
the dyed-in-the-Nool freaks, the
very aristocracy OF freakdom. have
loudly protested against the in
yasion Of the Observation-Disclosures
attraction. Those who we're TO the
freakdom born have claimed that
about half OF these fifty-fifties are
fake5-and not without reason.
Anyone, they protested. could man.
ufacture this DR.. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde combination.
What hurts the most. they ad-
mitted, was that the tickle public
found this man-woman arrange
ment alluring AMI thronged 10 the
shows where they were or display.
They insisted upon a showdown.
which viii probably come this e a
son.
Or. again-there's the problem
of the vanishing spieler. For a
season or more. the glib and YER
satilc hallyhoo mer Of yesteryear
have protested against an invasion
OF collegiate young men who did
not represent the high standards
established by a more silver-tongued
generation. These newcomers. ii
was said, were a lethargic and half
hearted crew who couldn't hold a
county fair crowd FOR three min
utes.
/ Meanwhile. the old : timers with
white vests Van Dyke boards and
gold watch f0hg continued 10 dis
appear. Yes, some OF then actually
found themselves out of Jobs as q
cheaper grade of spellbinder ar
| rived. Wherefore. there was or