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Evening star., 1936-01-18

accept its responsibility as an inn
portant factor in the program. (c)
Labor should not forget that 1t Is
both purchaser and producer and
should be guided accordingly. Based
on q guaranteed number of working
days, the rates per hour should be
adjusted to more reasonable and
more productive basis. Present hour
ly rates. seemingly very high, are
really very low when measured in
terms of the annual income they
produce. Id Labor and manage
ment should give its greatest effort to
study Of methods by which more en-
ployment and greater annual income
can BE secured. (e) More efficient
methods of craft division should be
studied, and some of the present lin
itations removed. ~ The attitude
of the two groups should be one
OF cooperation, as both have the
same major purposes"
Would Pare Costs.
The committee advised that every
nonessential cost to the home owner
must be eliminated by formation of
Materials Committee through the
efforts Of the Department of Com
merce, and composed Of representa-
tives Of the major suppliers of ma
terials, the railroads. the Association
Of Home Builders and labor. This
committee should have a permanent
Office in the Department of Com
| merce. In addition, a Finance and
Miscellaneous Cost Committee, with
permanent Offices should be formed
under joint sponsorship Of the Home
Loan Bank Board and the r. H. A. Ex-
cessive gross profits of home builders
| should be eliminated, the committee
states. and gives means by which
this could be accomplished.
Perhaps one of the most important
sections of the program is one deal
ing with terms of finance. Cash pay
ments must be as low as 10 per cent,
| except in the case Of the lowest in
come groups which Is served by pri-
vate enterprise. This group, the COM
mittee said, should have facilities for
per cent cash payment.
1.-THE eventual plan whereby the
home owner" the report continued.
may acquire his home on 10 per
cent cash basis will probably be SIM
liar to the English plan. The usual
English plan is for the building So
ciety to lend 30 per cent of the total
purchase price. The additional
amount, II loaned by the building
society, under what is commonly
called a builders pool guarantee.
The home builder leaves with the
building society, revolving reserve
fund equal to approximately per
cent of his sales price. This fund
guarantees the individual loans un-
til they are reduced to IS per cent.
This fund draws interest at the usual
building society rate. Unfortunately,
this plan is not Immediately feasible.
Building companies do not have suf-
Evening star., 1936-01-18
4igh|ights That
Invite Inspection

, Dry easements have pine
poneIed recreation rooms.
|, Coreful study given to pos
sibIe furnishing.
, individuality hos been Of
tolned by avoiding the du-
plicotion of any house.
, These houses are unusually
we'll constructed as q result
of furred woIIs-spun gloss
insulotion-corefullys select.
ed special design miIlwork
copper voter tubing
circulated hot woter heot-
ing system with concealed
copper radiation - pine
poneled recreation rooms
copper gutter down-sPouts
and fIoshinos - limestone
trim - slate roofs - brick
entrance woIks-ond chro-
MUM plated bross pIumb'
ing fittings.
Evening star., 1936-01-18

they were. But it was hard work and
tireSome work to peck at that crust
overhead, and after while the tap
ping would be heard only now and
then. Thunderer and Mrs. Grouse
meanwhile had found how useless it
was for them to try to peck their way
through above. All that morning
Thunderer and Mrs. Grouse stayed
around the place where their children
were prisoners. Mrs. Grouse would not
give up hope. Something will hap
pen" she kept saying over and over
again. Something must happen.
They won't starve to death in single
day; that's sure. Perhaps we'll think
of something to help them"
Il don't see what there is to think
Of" replied Thunderer gloomily. 1--WE
thought and thought until my head
aches. tell you, my dear, there isn't
anything we can do, and if we can't
do anything for them, who else can?"
Just then Mrs. Grouse threw up her
head to listen. From deeper in the
Green Forest there came a sharp
crunching, cracking sound. 1t seemed
to be growing nearer. Mrs. Grouse
suddenly spread her wings and few
toward it. There. struggling through
Evening star., 1936-01-18

.tion Of Governmental agencies, with
the Secretary Of Commerce in COM
mand; elimination Of housing from
emergency relief projects, and the
placing of the industry on a perma-
nent basis; neighborhood, community
and town planning, and the changing
Of antiquated State and municipal
laws
Evening star., 1936-01-18
Tung Trees in Texas.

South and Southeast Texas may
present favorable conditions for the
growing of tung trees, the Department
of Agriculture announces. The great
bulk of tung oil-that valuable paint
Ingredients at present imported
from China, but unsettled conditions
in the Orient make it impossible for
American manufacturers to depend
upon this source of supply. Already
trung groves have been started in
Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana.
Evening star., 1936-01-18

in these companies In conjunction
with the management.
National Group Urged.
The home building corporations
should form national association
with title such as the National AS
ISOLATION of Home Builders, the COM
mittee stated, with the following OBJ
jectives Standardization of materials
and designs: interchange of technical
information, and cooperative plan.
ming in merchandising, etc. The De-
partment of Commerce should CO.
operate.
Regarding the building corpora
tions, the committee explained: "Of
course, these 40 companies cannot
handle the entire home-building in
dustry. They should be regarded as
a nucleus from which a great indus
try would evolve AS these compa-
MES show profits other companies
will be rapidly formed in the manner
usually employed in industry. All
| these companies will not necessarily
be new ones. Home builders who are
already in business should, If they can
qualify, be given the preference over
new ones"
Pointing out that labor relations
must be developed whereby labor re-
ceives a greater annual income with
a lower unit cost to the home builder,
the committee made the following
suggestions:
"As soon as the Association OF
Home Builders is organized. cooper
ative plans between the builders and
labor should be developed whereby
the following may be accomplished;
(a) The members of the National
Association of Home Builders might
guarantee to labor a reasonable num-
ber of working days for definite Pc
riods of operation. (b) Labor should
Evening star., 1936-01-18

THUNDERER the Grouse and
Mrs. Grouse were frantic.
They had found that two of
L their grown children, who had
been living by themselves in another
part of the Green Forest, had been
caught and made prisoners beneath
the icy crust which had formed in
the night over the snow. 1t was
dreadful. Those two young Grouse.
as big as their parents and quite as
strong, were yet not big enough and
strong enough to break their way out.
Their parents were not strong enough
to break their way in. 1t did look
like a very hopeless situation.
At first the young Grouse had
pecked with all their might at that
crust. 1t was the tapping produced
by this pecking that had let Thun-
derer and Mrs. Grouse know where
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ficient capital as yet to enable them
to tie up these funds. We require
an interim plan in order to get Q
program under way quickly. Our plan
would be temporary in character. It
would mean very little loss, If any,"
The committee then presented their
financing plan. involving long-term
financing at low rate, and the as
Evening star., 1936-01-18

sistance Of the r. F. c. Mortgage
Bank. Interest rate should not be
higher than AZ per cent, including
service charges; ways Of making
money cheaper are suggested.
Other important points in the pro-
gram include: The dramatization of
the program. so that the public may
be made home conscious; organiza-
Evening star., 1936-01-18

they came whirring up through the
snow, throwing it in all directions
You see, he had broken the crust, SC
that they we're no longer held pris-
oners. They had given up hope. Now
they had learned that one never should
give up hope.
Copyright. 1857
Evening star., 1936-01-18
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Whate'er you do. to hope hold fast.
With courage help may come at last.
old Mother Nature.
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Homes

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1936-01-18

Seldom if ever has such value been
offered to Woshington's home-
buying public. Located in the
center of the choicest residential
district in the Nations Capital,
these houses command q distinC-
ton that cannot be obtained at
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Reforms IN Medical Field &
Recalled on Good FRIDAY

which at that time were even filthier
than the jails. and by publishing, the
facts he brought reform all over Eu-
rope.
Philippe Pinel was one man In
France, about the same time siJohn
Howard. who saw the way in which
insane patients were treated as II
they were criminals or witches;
chained, underfed. abused. lodged in
filthy, unhealthy quarters. Alone and
unaided until the last, he compelled
change in these conditions.
Louis Braille, blind from the age
Of three, taught himself to read by
touching raised letters. BY the time
he was rs, he perfected his system
of raised type for the blind and was
teaching it in Paris. The Braille
system has since spread throughout
the world" ~
One man, Crede, found the cause
and the method Of prevention Of in
fantile blindness. BY insisting that
this was the commonest form Of
blindness and that it could be pre-
vented, he compelled the whole worio
to use silver nitrate instillatioD into
the newborn baby's eyes. and hence
prevented an incalculable amount OF
misery.
These examples, which belong pure
ly in the medical field. naturally come
to mind on this day, which is dedi-
Gated TO one man-see Good Friday.
:
EDITORS NOTE: Six pamphlets
by DR.. Clendening can now be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents in coin. for
each, and a addressed envelope
stamped with three-cent stamp.
to DR.. Logan Clendening. in care Of
this paper. The pamphlets. are:
Indigestion and Constipation Ere
ducing and Gaining" Infant Feed
ing" instructions for The Treatment
of Diabetes" Feminine Hygiene"
and 1.-THE Care of the Hair and Skin.s
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10

gun by one manor one woman
One man in France. named Louis
Pasteur. decided from his observa-
tons that many processes Of Nature
are performed by the growth Of small
organisms, which we now call
germs" or microbes. He came to
the conclusion that the INFECTIOUS dis
eases were due to the entrance of
these minute organisms into the body.
Against Observation-Disclosures and
personal-in the face of vituperation
and abuse, he demonstrated before a
massed army Of his opponents the
truth of his principles.
Sees Filth of Jails
One man, John Howard, living in
The eighteenth century. observed the
filth of the jails. In the face Of pub
lie indifference, he compelled the au-
thorities. to take cognizance of the
conditions. and introduced reforms.
Then he went after the hospitals.
especially the quarantine hospitals.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10
East
. lO975
Dummy
~ o } g @ }

Declarer can put dummy in with q
monds on dummy's two good clubs
Then defenders win take their fourth
trick with the Q Of hearts; To defeat
the contract Fast must hold all three
of his hearts.
If game Is to be made. evidently
some other form of offensive play
must be followed. Before tomorrow
see if North can go game. against On
opening lead Of spades.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10

q
taurant when a
woman at the
next table said
to her compan-
! o n, I is a
dreadful state
Of affairs. but
what can one
man do" The
author Of The
C o n q u e s t OF
Fear looked at
me and asked,
Shall we tell
her that every
thing Of impor-
t a n ce in the
world was be.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10

Mr.. King took three rounds of
trumps. pulling all opposing spades
He led the @ of clubs from dummy
West refused to cover. A second
club trick was won. taking declarer's
Ace and leaving him in his own
hand. He led low diamond. which
Lochridge passed. Dummy's ] won
the trick. 1t was useless to lead
clubs. as declarer never again could
gain entry to dummy. The 4 of dia-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10

By LOGAN CLENDENlNG, M. D.
1 LIKE THE story Charming Pol
lock tells in the March issue OF ma
tional magazine.
"Basil King and were sitting to-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10
PERFECT DEFENSE

MR.. CHARLES KING and were
teamed in one of the Monday dupli-
cate games for members only. at the
K nickerbocker Whist club. Our op-
ponents. when the deal shown was
played at our table. were the tough
team of Lochridge and Kazanjian. Al
only one table was game made at
spades. This was due to an opening
lead Of clubs and Vests play Of the
x. giving declarer 5 tricks in spades.
3 tricks in clubs and p diamond
tricks. Against my partner the open
Ing lead was Lochridge's 1of spades,
putting us down one trickaon cab
Of 4-Spades. Mr. s S. J LEM. who
happened to be kibitzing at our table,
and thought that game was nossi-
BILE. Were we right. provided the
best subsequent defense is encoun
foro69 sas
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-10
CROSS WORD PUZZLE

monds was led. West showed out
and declarer had to lose his @ Of. dia-
monds to East's Ace The Ace Of
hearts picked up North's K. ! De-
clarer ruffed a second lead of hearts.
He took his K Of diamonds. but
Lochridge won the two next diamond
tricks with his 10 ami OF diamonds,
defeating us a trick by perfect de-
felse.
A few moments study shows an.
other method of play which APPEARS
promising. Having pulled all onj'os-
ing trlmps. lead off declarer's Are of
clubs. followed by the s. and give
West d trick with his *. BAT leaying
two good clubs in dummy for future
use West will lead "A low hearr and
defenders will win second trick
with East's Ace. lie must lead back
heart. taking next TO last trump
from declarer Lead a low diamond
toward dummy Have East take 1is
Ace. then lead his last heart. taking
out declarer's last trump The de-
tenders have won three tricks The
four cards held by each player are
shown below u
Dcclarer
OK Q8e
West East
VQl0 asa5 i097.5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

kezdte, mint precint COM
mittee-man. Kes0bb megva-
lasztottak allami kepvisel6-
mex es ket terminust szolgalt
Columbusban. 1914-ben va
lasztottak meg el6szor con-
gressmannak es azota minden
ket evben ujra megvalasztot-
tax.
Cooper egesz kongresszusi
ideje alatt mindig a munka-
sok ba1atja volt. Mint a rend
Xviii fontos interstate and
foreign commerce bizottsag
tagja segitett a vasutasoknak
kiharcolni a nyolc oras mum
kaidot. Egyik fontos es a
munkassag altal teljes er6vel
partolt torvenye megtiltja,
hogy a fegyenchazakban fe-
gyencekkel kesziilt arukkal
mem szabad versenyezni a sza-
bad munkasok altal keszllt
aruk ellen.
Cooper soha sem felejtette
ell, hogy a keszegardan at jott
Amerikaba es ext mi regi ma
gyarok tudhatjuk legjobban,
inert Cooper volt az aki teljes
erejevel kozbenjart Harding
elnoknel, hogy ait a kozel 100
magyar csaladot, amely 1921
karacsony tajan a quota tor
veny sletbelepese utan nehany
napi kesessel erkezett New
Yorkba, el0szor ideiglenesen
beengedtek Amerikaba es ke-
sobb kUl0n torvennyel hiva-
talosan erOsitettek meg bebo-
csatasukat. A k0zel harom
hetig a keszegardan tanyazo
bus magyarokat eppen ka-
racsonyra bocsatottak utjuk-
ra. Campbell es Youngstown
magyarok is voltak k0ztiik.
(Pol. Hird.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22
HAROLD H. HULL
10 BIR0 LENNE

A volt megyei ugyesz isme-
ri Is becsiiE a bevandorol-
takat
Nsgyon fontos alias a me-
gyehazsn az a torvenyszeki
biroi Common Pleas court
iudge) 5llas, amelv a csaladi
uevekkel (valoperek) es ifju-
sagi biinoz6k ugyeivel foglal-
kozik court Of domestic re-
lations.)
Ere az allasra ajanliuk
Harold H. Hull ismert ugyve-
Diet, volt megyei iigyeszt, aki-
mex birosagfs tapasztalata al
kalmassa teszi ct ere az al
lasra.
Hull so ewes, az Allegheny
College es Harvard egyetemen
vegezte a jogot es az iskolak
elvegzesehez q penzt mint vas
uti mozdonyIftit6 kereste meg.
Nos es ket gyermek apja-
Egy evig mint kinevezett es
negy evig mint megvalasztott
megyei ugyesz mukodott koz-
megelegedesre, maid J. P.
Huxley-val es. kes0bb a nehai
Oscar E. Diser es u. G.. DeFord
bironak volt ugyvedi partnere.
Lapunk nyugodtan ajanl-
hatja a magyar szarmazasu
szavazok partfogasaba.
(Pplitikai write up)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22
BUNCHY ZENEKAR BALJA

A Bunchy Testverek Zene-
kara mar regen kesziil6dik
egy igazan magyaros bal le-
rendezesere, amely most rovi-
desen valora valik.
Oktober "a. szombat estere
sikeriilt a Central Auditorium
nagytermet (225 w. Boardman
ST. megszerezni0k, amelyre
az 6 kib6vitett nagy zeneka-
ruk melle sikerii1t leszerz6d-
tetni Rabb Jozsef, a cleveland
WAY radio allomas nagyszeru
enekeset, aki szinten a magyar
sag kedvence es vi dalaival
fogja szorakoztatni a kozon-
.seget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

szolgalja valasztoit, mint a
Youngstown John G. Cooper
Soha meg ohioi kepviselo mem
szolgalt annyi evet egyfolyta.
ban mint 8.
Cooper nem sziiletett ezust
vagy arany kanallal szajaban
Mint 8 ewes flu j0tt XII any
laval a fedelkozon, mint mi
magyar munkasok, Angliabol.
Eppen ugy atment a ''kesze-
gardan' ellis Island) mint
mi.
Apja korabban j0tt XII, csak
ugy mint sok magyar munkas,
mikor megtakaritott annyi
penzt a vasgyari munkan,
hogy kuldhetett csaladjaert,
azonnal megtette.
A fatal Cooper csak Is ewes
koraig jarhatott iskolaba,
inert a nagy csaladnak mem
volt eleg csak az apa keresete.
A gyerek apja mellett dolgo-
zott eloszor a vasgyarban.
Mint fiatalember nosiilt meg
es nemsokara nagy munka-
nelktiliseg volt. Gyalog ment
Akronba es oft egy cserep-
gyarban tolta a talicskat, mig
a viszonyok jobbra fordultak
es munkat kapott a Pennsyl-
vania vasutnal mint mozdony-
futo.
A fatal Cooper szabad ide-
jeben tanult es muvelte ma
gat es hamarosan el6leptettek
neutrality-suspicious..
Mint munkas belatta, hogy
az amerikai munkas eletvi-
szonyai mem javulhatnak ad-
dig mig versenyezni kell a
sokkal olcsobb muukaberli
europai orszagokkal, exert lett
republicans. OFT is legalul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

Walesb6l mint gyermek keriilt
Youngstownba. Itteni lakos
Sc ev ota. Mar IL eyes ko-
raban dolgozott a szenbanyak-
ban es aztan az acelgyarakban
1922-ig, annikor a Home Saw
ing and Loan Co. tisztvisel6je
lett.
VezeteSe alatt a megyei
penztari hivatal kiadasai csok-
kentek, tehat gazdasagos
volt. Ajtaja mindig nyitva
all az adofizetok elott. Sok-
max segitett az adoalap le-
szallitasaban. Nagyreszt az 8
erdeme, hogy a torvenyhozas
megengedte az ado reszletek-
ben valo torleszteset es a regi
adobuntetesek elengedeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22
RECI 10 MERNOK

George M. Montgomery, aki
Mahoning megyenek hosszu
eveken at megyei mern0ke es
aki mar sok magyarnak adott
munkat a megyei utakon es
amikor az allami utakat is ke-
zelte az allami utakon, ismet
jelolt a megyei mernoki alias
ra, a republicans tiketen.
Montgomery Youngstown
ban sziiletett, lit vegezte ko-
zepiskolait es mernoki okleve-
let az Ohio Northern es Ohio
State University-tol kapta.
Tobb mint 20 even at volt
az allami utepitesi hivatal
Mahoning megyei mernoke
ugy a demokrata, mint a re-
publikanus kormanyzok alatt.
Amlkor a segelymunkak
megindultak, Mr.. Montgomery
volt az, aki a terveket eloke-
szitette meg a varosban is. Az
8 pontos munkajanak volt ko-
szonheto, hogy ebben a me-
gyeben azonnal megkezdhet-
tex a segelymunkakat.
Mr.. Montgomery sok ma
gyar baratja es ismerose
aianlja valasztok figyel-
mebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22
JOHN C. COOPER
IS B|EvANDoROLT
A veteran Congressman Ang-
liaban sziiletett. Munkas-
fiubol do]sozta fel magat

Alig van Washingtonban,
az Egyesult Allamok kongresz-
szusanak also hazaban meg
egynehany kepviselo (con-
greSSlnan) aki Olyan regen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22
CEORGr p. LEWIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

George P. Lewis, Mahoning
megye penztarnoka, aki el0ze-
keny kiszolgalasaval kierde-
melte az adofizetok osztatlan
dicseretet, ujbol jelolt hivata-
lara a republicans tiketen.
Lewis is bevandorolt .es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

Kepiink bemutatja szavazogep elejet amint va
laszto straight tcketre keze egy mozdulatava
Mahoning megye polgarsaga november San fog afe-
lett szavazn hogy lit is vezessek be mndenhol ktUn6en
bevalt szavazo gepeket Mi aanuk hogy magyar szar
mazasu szavazok szavazo gpek bevezeese
melett (Oassa erveket szavazo gepre vonatkozo
hirdetesben)
La opinión., 1936-01-19
PARECE QUE HARAN
T

Extraoficialmente, recognizes
tambien anoche una version que,
de r~ealizarse, reune a dos viejos
compaheros de arte en- una sola
production. Sc nos manifesto Ia
posibilidad de que una de las
peliculas anunciadas, serfa "Chan
tecler" obra que compro la Fox
en- cinco mil dolares, Y esta a
punto de vender al productor Hir
Imam. Y "C~hantecler" tiene un
libreto espanol de Miguel de "a
rraga, con 10 cual tendrfamos
nuevamente a la combination
que produjo La Cruz Y la Espa-
da": Mojica Y Zarraga.
Hirliman-esto esta plenamen-
te confirmado-hara ocho cintas
en- ell aho, habladas en- espanoI y
en- ineles. En- 1885 realize con
Rosita Moreno la primera de su
serie, que Sc titul6 en- ~nuestro
idioma, "De la Sarten al Fuego"
y en- ineles "Rest Cure.
FL primero de febrero Sc inl-
clara la production de Hirliman,
con una cinta de piratas. titula-
da "El Captain Calamidad". pa
"a Ia cual traeran a Fortunio
Bonanova.
Y. es TODD por ahora. La
semana entrante habra mas nue.
vas sobre este punto.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
DINERO FAClL... .HASTA
CiERTO PUNTO

-Cada una de esas suertes-
nos explicaba un eXperto en- dias
pasados-dura en- su ejecucion
unos cuantos segundos NADIA mas.
Por ESQ, 10 que Sc CANA en- elias
es dinero que nosotros llama
mos "facil", pero la profession tie
ne u inconvenientes.
"Uno de ellos es que no todas
las p~elfculas llevan escenas de
tai genera que, aunque Sc game
10 b%astante en- dos de elias. pom
gamos por case, ejecutadas du-
rante un mes, viene en- Gambia
un periodic de dos o tres, du-
rante ell cual parece que Sc han
olvidado de nuestros nombres en-
los estudios.
"Ademas, somos muy pocos los
que nos atrevemos a exponer la
piel en- esos jueguitos peligrosos.
Algunos no 10 son tanto. pero
ofrecen tai aspecto de sensation,
que individuos que con I'm POGO
de practica podrfan ejecutarlos,
no Sc atreven con ellos. ESQ nos
es favorable.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

que los latinos, por desgracia,
estan muy lejos de adquirir esa
prodigiosa naturalidad que dis
tingue a los actores sajones.-
Jose Bohr contrato a Lupita To-
var, finalmente. Cuando menos,
ESQ dijo al marcharse.
desencanto: la prevista de Rosa
del Rancho. iLastima de o
de Gladys Swarthout. ..i-Joan
Bennett, provista de anteojos, te-
je colchas durante ell descanso
entire escena Y escena de u pelf
culas.-Gary Cooper envio un ex-
traho regalo de ano nuevo: n
GAIA de manzanas de California.
FL destinatario fue ST viejo ca
ballo Max, hoy retirado tram
quilamente en- un rancho de
Montana. - Por cada pelfcula
grandiosa que produce Holly
wood, icuantas necedades pa
san por las pantallas de los tea
tros. La Ultima rueda de
moline de los ~publicistas, es una
nota que recibimos Y dice asf:
"Aunque lie gusta su destino de
estreIla del Cine, CIaudette Col
bert envidia fntimamente a las
mecanografas y otras muchachas
traba jadoras. que pueden disfru.
tar de un a'slamiento encanta-
dor, sin ser perseguidas por las
muItitudes".
iC6mo no, Morena....!