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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25
A Little Bit of
Everything
BY jacques b. ChappeIl

Noio that zoe are all recuperat-
ing from the effects OF ThdnIcsgiv-
ING having drunk up all OF AUNT
Hutnahs dged-in-ioood "Old Ap-
plejack," Dai'ice meat pies and pre-
pared tchat's left Of the turkey for
Saturday hash, zoe can all start
worrying whGt to get toho for
Christmas.
In California the Chamber of
Commences can have the people
thinking that its 95 degrees alb
owe freezing when Its 95 degrees
below-thanlxs to all their we'll
laid propaganda; but here In Sc
attic the modest Chamber of
Commerce has adjourned until
warmer weather-wheneve that
will come.
Women toith all their funny look
ing hats, shoes toith nothing to
them, their liking to talk and evem
their intuition can never be fully
repaid or given credit for the mar
veloas toork that many OF them
haze done IN holding together the
home OF the average Negro fam
Hy forming a society lohich people
seek and, being the great econom-
lists that they are, by getting the
best and the most goods at the
most reasonable prices.
It's been many a moon since
there has been such an aggrega-
ton of cOlored football stars
making strong bid for ALI
American honors. Leading the
parade is last years All-Ameri-
can, COrnell's Brud Holland,
Northwestern's Bernie jefferson,
Minnesota's Horace Bell, SYRIA
cuse's Wilmeth Sidat-Singh and
U.C.L.A.'s Kenny Washington.
As Pinky TonIin, the composer,
puts 1t, Stoing's days are numbered
and the Waltz toiH replace it.
In rural Quebec, village ovens
are still used by the villagers,
each taking their turn baking
their breads. This is very old
custom originating in France i'm
the Middle Ages.
Too many young panks, both
boys and girls, think that they
must drink, smoke and stag up
nights to be recognized as the life
OF the party only to find out that
all such parties end up in a sad
and sorrotoful ioay.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25
Public Is Invited To Hear
Discussions on Public Affairs


The public is invited to attend
a series of discussion meeting be-
ing conducted throughout the city
by the Public Affairs group, a di-
vision of the Adult Education Pro-
gram which is being sponsored in
the city by the Seattle Public
Schools, assisted by the Works
Progress Administration.
Social Problems, Social Security,
Washington's Opportunities, and
Resources, Government and the
Citizen, Comparative Government,
Planned Abundance and Interna-
tional Relations are some of the
subjects discussed at the meetings.
The discussions are headed by
leaders who have made a careful
study of the subjects chosen. Fol-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25

lowing a talk on the subject, the
audience is invited to ask ques-
tions and voice opinions.
Meetings are free to adults IS
years of age or over, with no both
ersome details connected with at
tending, and are now being held
on the various days of the week
at the following locations: Swed-
ish Hail.: Sth and Olive, Monday,
8 p. M; Moose Hall, Tuesday, at 2
p. M; Y.M.C.A., 4th and Marion,
Thursday, 7:30 p. M; Plymouth
Church, 9th and University, Sum
day. and 6:30 p. M; 4thand Hor-
ton Fire Station, Tuesday, 6:15
p. M; Central School, 7th and Ma
Olson, Thursday, 1 p. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25
GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHOIR GIVES MUSICAL

Sunday evening at 800 o'clock
the choir of Grace Presbyterian
Church, 22nd and East Cherry, win
present "An Evening of Music. /"
Other services will be held at the
regular hours.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25

Ushers Board will give the second
of their series of song services at
this time. Requests for favorite
hymns will be received by the ush-
ers Sunday morning.
DR.. Hughes had birthday last
Tuesday and several of the men,
bers and friends remembered him
with gifts and congratulatory
messages.
Don't forget the Great Victory
dinner. The date has been set for
Friday, December 16. Plans are
being worked out now for the
greatest celebration the Church
has enjoyed for many years.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple,
18th and E. Fir.-The Sunday NOR
ming sermon was brought forth by
Elder Hall from Tacoma. He and
his wife were with us all day. We
enjoyed the Sunday evening SER
mon also brought forth by him.
The subject was Prayer"
Tuesday and Thursday at 8 o.
clock, Sunday school at 10 a. m. !;
Y.P.C.W., $50; Sunday morning
service. II a. M; Sunday evening,
8 p. m. All welcome.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-11-25

Dearest" sighed the blue
jacket, couldn't you learn to love
me?"
II guess So" replied the girl,
II once learned to eat spinach"
Evening star., 1938-05-16
MOVES WILL TALK
ON RADIO FORUM
Representation for D. c. in
Congress His Topic at
1890 Tonight.

Theodore w. Noyes, editor of The
Washington Star and chairman OF the
Citizens Joint Committee on National
Representation for the District OF CO.
lumbia, will be the speaker on the
National Radio Forum tonight.
Mr.. Noyes' subject will be THE For
gotten Man and Not Forgetting the
Forgotten Woman-the Political and
Fiscal Relationship Between the
United States and its National Capital
Community"
The forum program, heard locally
through WMAL. is sponsored jointly
by The Star and the National Broad
casting Co. and is broadcast over a
Nationwide network of N. B. c. sta
tions. 1t is scheduled to go on the
air at 1890 o'clock.
Voteless and unrepresented in either
their local or National Government.
the citizens of the District seek to
amend the Constitution so as to OBJ
tain these fundamental rights. The
constitutional proposals would en-
power Congress to grant them voting
representation in Congress and the
electoral college, the right to sue and
be sued in the United States courts
and effective participation IN their
local government The citizens OF the
District showed their support OF these
closely related proposals in the un-
official referendum or plebescite April
30 by an overwhelming majority being
recorded in support Of the grant OF
these normal rights Of citizenship.
Other features tonight: Richard
Crooks (WRC at 7:30 will sing the
Evening star., 1938-05-16

rarely heard tenor aria from Rimsky-
Korsakoff's Night in May" also Itch
Liebe Dich" and "All of My Heart"
Alfred Wallenstein's Orchestra, same
program, will be heard in the intro
duction to act three of "Lohengrin,"
"Perpetuum Mobile" by Strauss; Nc
Dowells 1.-The Water Lily" and the
Hungarian march from "The Damna-
ton of Faust" Marek Weber
(WRC at 81 will feature a medley of
Stephen Foster airs j.. . Loretto Young
and George Brent play leading roles
in the radio dramatiaztion of "The
Girl From Tenth Avenue" on the
Radio Theater (WJSV at 81 =. Betty
Cradle and Jackie Coogan are guests
of Eddie Cantor (WJSV at $500 :.
Another screen star. ELISA Landi will
appear on the Monday night show
(WJSV at y.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

in there is an ex-bookkeeper who had
cracked under the strain. ask him
a couple of questions and soon we're
discussin' different things. Pretty
soon his mind wanders and he asks me
can 1 add these things up-a bakers
dozen, the number of stitches that one
In time saves, the number Of sides on
a cottage loaf. the number OF days IN
the first two weeks of February when
it amt leap year and then divide by
the number of birds in the hand that
one in the bush is worth. I thinks to
myself this guy is nuts and then I
discover that I can do it," Can you
work this out?
(AnsWer on Page B-16)
(Copyrisht, 1881
Evening star., 1938-05-16
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. J. d. FLINT.

THIS Is just the little story Of .
man who talked aloud to him.
self. His thoughts went something
like this: "I'm walking along one day
when I see a sign in front of an asy-
I'm which says it is visitors day. I'm
thinking that business is lousy so I
goes into visit the asylum, figurin'
that seeing people even worse off will
make me feel better. Well, come to
the first cell and look in. The guy
Evening star., 1938-05-16
Cat Sets Of Alarm.

KANSAS CITY (R.-Black Boy will
have to keep his tail down.
Black Boy, cat, lives at q hosiery
warehouse. Police, puzzled by q series
of false burglar alarms, found that
when Black Boy walked with tail erect
it registered on an electric eye"
signal.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
SALESMAN.

NATIONAL organization has openings rep
resentatives calling upon schools. Libraries;
lucrative income remuneration pasis; new
other subscription book publishers sales
men given first preference. Apply 934 Ma
tional Press Bldg. Sunday and Monday
SALESMAN wanted that can produce Sal
ary and commission. Call National 1878
for aDpointment 49,
Evening star., 1938-05-16
9 Real Estate Statesmen

1CCo1 GOCdCC OQICO111C11
To Work NE. and 6E. Properties.
Must have local experience and car.
Leads and property furnished.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. 1920 < st:
AT ONCE.
Large national manufacturer with re-
tail stores will employ young men, over
23. neat appearance, good references: posi-
tions permanent and good opportunity for
and durnS
training period. Apply to Mr.. Lang. TIA
11th st. NV. 9:3O-1O am.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Tourish Camp. with 20 beds.
building 20 cabins, with earaee naln. larse
chicken house; will take small house Sc, or
Box 3Is-X. Star.
GARAGE. fully equipped, crane. for sale:
on roae s,f to Hshs Xe,y for
RooM1NG HOUSE. 81 Eye st s6o ns.l4 ", MA
NJ sq0PT FRANK aH; RUPERT. i0a1 Eth St NV.
GAS STATION AND RESTAURANT. 10
rooms bath elec.: corner Central ave.
saa aen chapel FRxNk K Ss' pspiaS 1851 Fl
BAKERY-Located downtown section. Good
volume business; rent reasonable; latest
Box 405-T. Star.
RESTAURANT whisky. downtown. near
Conn. ave-. nice business: rent. 500: same
has other business 9nd must SELL
oArNnsh zoos Il spI4A St. NV. AN' Net. 4s1S.
ROOMING HOUSE, near Dupont CIRCLE.
baths NsT syge Hns income. o sna own s
ffa fffs ap1 PPM. fta s45d s'o Met a !is5 No SCENTS
AUTOMATIC MUSIC BUSINESS: hrst.class
sSe3 sSos ST Stan month: sa'rlfee auleN SAFE 30.
RENTED $3.50 Mo.-s Apts.. s11 $50
Een,ed s195 No AO.es Ao5s prsse i Ss $50
Nights. 14o3 N. Danville. Arlington, Va.
CAFE AND BEER 90 G st, MT, Good loca-
ton One block from Union Station.
LARGE. clean. attractive rooming house.
filed excellent neRhoorhSea noT saap
GROCERY. doing $500 cash wkly.: rent.
$50 with rms; mixed trade: same owner
oAs5H4f i5as spgSiso ss: ~: r1sAsGE MA ss, 60.
S35O-LUNCH, short hours, rent; S25.
S55OALunch; good corner: bargain.
S65O-Cafeteria. corner: short hours.
Ss50--HMnch. beer and Groom apt. next
to theater: real bargain. .,,
roHs rsns sss ss1
rer; rent. $40: bargain: terms.
So 315O-Delic atessen. rooms; heat free:
s35OWRooming Rouse. rooms: heat free;
we'll furnished: bargain;
Rooming house. IS rooms. 2 baths; splen-
R. NJ dia cuRT1s nsFnf e6s IS, g. sslsf Natl e14o
RESTAURANT FOR SALE,
no ead y x is
SIMON BELOFF,
1908 N. Y Ave. NV. Natl. s1s7.
CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Hollander. Met. 4s13.
Ro9Ms ssS n:s nse1y f1En LEAVING s css1 sis1
S1.400 terms.
furniture; newly decorated: garage. Home
with income $3.50 handles.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H st. NV. Room 410l. Met. 1888.
DRUG STORE WANTED
or Location in D. G..
Reply kept In strict confidence.
Write to 7121 Boyer st.. Phila, Pa.
16s
Evening star., 1938-05-16

Argentinas 1878 corn crop Is ex-
pected to weigh over 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
locol Advertisers

Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES--$1.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less. 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star Is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued
PERSONAL.


HEMoRRH0IDe ERAD1cATED By MY
own method: Results effective for life.
drugs OF. surgerJ.. DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 03ss.
CONFIDENTIAL = FOR BUSINESS OR
personal reasons receive your mail through
a New York address for less than dime
a day. Write for free booklet today. Room
902. 900 West 42nd st. New York. N. Y
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait. Emergency Laboratory: Room 601.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1893.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT MY BROOM
kitchen and bath furnished apt. in best
NV. section. Box 25-T. Star.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO-COLDS AND
chronic pains treated; trained nurse. Ap-
pointments. Potomac 4721.
RUGS. REVERSIBLE. CHENILLE: MADE
to order; turn in your own RUGS ana
carpets and wooden clothing: samples
shown in your home. COUTHERN RUG
CO. North 344s. -
NURSE WILL CARE FOR GONZALES
cents and elderly persons in her home.
Special dirt Cleveland 1865.
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEED COURSE
1925 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 4366.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
cMPLoYMENT SERVICES.

THE "DoMEsTIC BUSINESS BUREAU"
and seashore help. men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 14O2
Iith, has cooks, waitresses maids. nurses.
6.h.W.. part time. day workers. housemen.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

GUITARS 3. Spanish or Hawaiian. at
y price SO. Sc. ST.. BY music teacher.
Will include free lessons. T. o. MorarTe.
1904 N H. ave. Adams 1859.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

PIANos-Kitt's are holding their hrst
sale in over II months, Offering over, Is
fne pianos mostly all the latest models.
unusual opportunity to pick UP that piano
you've always wanted at a. worth -while
saving Such fine makes as Knabe. Mason
4 Hsnlin, SteinWay tusedJ Estey Fischer.
Wurlitzer, Lenox Behnins. Story & Clark.
Cable Nelson. Starr and many others. Very
easy terms. Your old piano in trade.
Nat. 4730 K.tts. 1880 @ 81. Open
evenings.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

PIANOS-One apartment size upright.
slightly used, $125; one spinett piano. like
new. S1S5: regular price. 1865; large up
rights in splendid condition and euaran-
teed from $50 UP: a few at S25. Hugo
Worch. 111O G. Est. 1879. Pianos rented
10 al 0cca
Evening star., 1938-05-16

pianos in different STYLES and woods are
on display in our varerooms; Baldwin.
Hardman. Kranich g. Bach Decker Bros,
Schoniger Bradbury and Worch instru-
ments. Baldwin concert grands furnished
for concerts. Grands. uprishts and spinett
pianos rented at moderate prices. Hugo
Worch, 1110 G st. NV. Est. 1879.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
MEN,

Two, clean cut. ambitious. for steady EN-.
ployment. Monthly bonus in addition te
references. Apply Lansburgh g. Bro, en-
ployment ONCE, Tuesday, 10 an.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SJuOAIIONS WOmeN.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. age 25. pleasing
personality, desires general once work ex-
perienced typist file clerk and receptionist:
references. Phone Cleveland a101. IL
COMPANION or care for child; young girl,
20; ref. Phone West 1921. l6'
LADY wishes permanent position as
cashier: best local ref; no objection to
eve. work. Box 321-x. Star.
PRACTICAL purse companion; light house
hold duties; City references. Phone Cleve-
land 1894. Mrs. Richardson's apartment.
16'
SEAMSTRESS. experienced. desires laun-
dry or hotel work. Phone Line. !a2l.
16'
sTENOGRAPHER- -TYPIsT. young. expert
enced; will accept SIS to start. Columbia
1893. 16'
STENOGRAPHER and tvpist, general office
experience. wants full or part time work.
Local references. Lincoln 7031-W. IT,
WOMAN refined. wishes position as COM
panion to elderly semi-invalid: practical
nursing experience: refs. Box ls6-T. Star
YOUNG GIRL P. B. x. omptometer oper-
ator -typist and general Office. work. expert
enced. desires work. Clar. 462-J. 49,
Evening star., 1938-05-16
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY APPRENTICE while learn
ing Betty's: -, 1928 14th NV. betTeen
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. col
ored. wanted Phone District 3914.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; gen
tile; steady position. Longfellow Beauty
Shop, 5521 Colo. ave. NV. ------
BoOKKEEPER-Young lady. for general
office work; single only; must know Snort
references Apply between and pm.
Kraft q Co, 712 H st. ne. n.e.-----------
COOK. frst-class. wanted for permanent
position 1aIx .sS in py ana my . sse es q se
quired. Box 2S1-T. Star.
CORSETIERES-If you. are experienced
selling direct to wearer. 4O-year established
manufacturer offers you OPPORTUNITY 70
personal sales. VIII also be paid commits,
sion on sales Of women you employ and
sne. tsn to T5 IN ees S0a
Philadelphia. Pa.
FAMILY. with children. in Chevy Chase
section. to care for child OF five, daily.
Wis. 1852.
baby; live in; $.5 mo-. good home. 7lO1
sth NV. Geo. 7173. ----
GIRLS ladies' for distributing. age does
not matter; good pay. steady work. Apply
employment manager. G31 Penn. ave. NV.
Room Ais. Al pm. and 7:45 am. ready
GIRLS for l-year course practical nursing.
1925 years. high school required. Casu-
atty Hospital. Tuesday am.
LADIES. sell dresses on CONSIGNMENT, lat
est styles, sell phenomenaly. Personnel
manager us 9th st; NV. .w.----
LADIES-Have excellent proposition for 2
ladies that. have large acausintance to
assist me in showing one OF Americas
newest discoveries, illustrated by motion
picture: experience not necessary. Call
after $40. Room 203 1927 K st. NV.
TEACHER for elementary grade private
school. also camp counsellor; state quail
f1cations. Box 382X. Star.
WOMAN. white. 3O-45. care of healthy
child, no housework; live in; city refer
ences. 1906 Upshur st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES. refined. good ballroom
dancers, assist with pupils. Martini
Studios. 1911 H ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY with car to drive dress
maker in evenings. between $50 pm. to
$40 pm. Call before Z pm. Columbia
3Ss2
YOUNG LADY to keep books and act as
cashier in grocery store; age 2l-2s; good
salary; references. Atlantic 500.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
lAUNDRlES.

ECONOMY THRIFTY SERVICE. II pour
7Sc: shirts finished. 1Oc additional. Eco
my Laundry. Telephone Dec. 1867.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

PIANOs-we have two slightly used latest
model spinettes that can be bought at
worthwhile saving. One, Musette Duncan
& Clark Dynsmic model now reduced $50.
Very easy terms. Nat. 3223 Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. corner 18th and q sts.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

BEAUTY APPRENTICES-Earn while learn
ing. Betty's.. 1928 14th NV, between
i and IL O'Clock. 16e
Evening star., 1938-05-16

TYPEWRITERS-High rentals. S3
MO new portal bles all makes: 81 wk. Natl.
1929. Central Typewriter Co. 923 @ ST.
TYPEWRITERS-The very latest models in
livery. UNITED" s13 14th st. Republic
1177.
TYPEWRITERS. Underwood. Remington.
S1f so; portable with case. S135O; perfect.
1925.
TYPEWRITERS-Porta and big onss;
new ones and used ones; fine bargains, %
low as S9.75. Shop UNITED" and savei
tons largest"
VIOLIN for sale: CHEAP FOR CASH. 194s
Calvert st. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new, i
yr. guar. 81 g5 and up: Hoovers. EurekaS.
Royal. ETC.; 10 days. free trial: free demo.
Electrical Center. 514 10th st. NV.
Natl. 1872.
(6ontInued On Next Pa9e.5
Evening star., 1938-05-16

PIANOS-Used upriehts, S5 and $40 cash.
Delivery extra or you can haul them your.
self Decatur $500. The Piano Shop.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

PIANOS-We're closing out entire stock Of
used grands at prices from SS5 UP. Many
fine makes. Decatur $500. The Piano
Shop, 1897 14th St. NV.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22

Newspaper Women's Club Of
Washington has bought the
opening night of the Irish Play
ers at the National Theater in
mid-May. Play will be THE Far
Off Hills" by LennoX Robin
son, most popular drama in
their repertoire.
HOW TO SPELL 1T
Twentieth Century-Fox is try.
ing to educate movie editors to
call their new picture kid
naped." Editors insist upon put
ting in an extra ''p'' making it
kidnapped" Zanuck organiza-
ton explains the title comes
from Robert Louis Stevenson's
story, and that's the way the
author spelled it.
WELL RECORDED SONGS
With Anan Jones arriving in
town today to sing Donkey
Serenade," among other songs in
his tenor repertoire. Division
Manager Carter Barron OpineS
that donkey Serenade" is the
greatest number ever scored for
the movies.
/ almost agree, and then /
think of Beyond the Blue HOri-
The Washington times., 1938-04-22

men; of creating the demand
for Venetian blinds; of modern
izing the kitchen; of making
travel tours popular.
Well, Mr.. KieSling, it's good
to know who is responsible for
the spring crops of millinery for
milady. I mean those monkey
hats and doughnut types. So it's
Hollywood, the rats.
WROTE A HISTORY
Seriously. Mr.. Kiesling Is
crammed to the top of his cha
peau with facts and figures on
1898 Hollywood. They have
been working for three solid
years on Marie Antoinette" at
Culver City and he predicts it
will be the greatest picture ever
made by the House of Schenck-
Mayer-M Manufacturer and COM
pany.
"Test Pilot" he brought in
here quietly six weeks ago ana
screened for the U. S. War De
partment. They gave it an okay
as technically perfect, super
special as entertainment. 1t has
three M-G-M aces, Spencer
Tracy. Myrna 10y and Clark
Gable: is the walloping dividend
maker in the spring movie mar
ket.
is WELL TRAVELLED
Author Kiesling has just fin
ished writing The Lion
Roars" or History of Loew's,
Inc" in collaboration with
Howard Dietz. Before he
gets back to the home grounds
at Culver City he will have Gov
cred 1O8 key cities and towns
that display first-run Hollywood
product.
Mr.. Kiesling is a dyed-in-the-
wool newspaperman. He takes
notes on the back of envelopes,
stuffs memoranda in every
pocket. Then he loses the en-
Velopes. And still it's a better
system than the big pad and
pencil idea of the scribes we see
on the screen.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
Il an dTa
Wekd
BY ED SULLIVAN
The Observation Post
Hollywood, April %.


WE ARE LIVING in cagy age reservation and indirect
statement motoring extent familiar with
dangerons eS and shOd be Blocked off Completely
YGI no II On mot the be W are & are cagy
deed, will prove to you
NOT TEST Pilot" which
flashed on the he events and depicted
are % Amy to actual noe s %
succeeded by this "Any air hazards this
By his time felt certain the mighty
screen natural
specifications of aircraft the technical
the performance Of aircraft
either military civil"
M THAT n0nS on s sy had @ S @ n e not
pared other cautious screen forewords for them
No. THE audience asked bear mind that resemblance
dental Ieos similarity to any lion IN any soo Jungle yeidt or
In 5 % Strictly 1na mot n o 20 O
added that resemblance to hOne
regulated families"
No The plot Of the picture about to not plot
ns od SHy Do R is va ss2e 4one1
communicate Immediately with your Congressman send 10
esns ana the top Of your to the Screen Writers
not confused with any resemblance Gable
again in thousand help
Of tsss actors here At The studio Thsy
No. "sNow WHITE and the Seven Dwarfs is fictitious Any
similarity of of the dwar Junior Laemmle Bumentha
other shortes purely concidenta
Of old that his fault and take with the
Smithsonian Institution Mind not nerrng that
Smithsonian Institution actually institute in the legal of
the word that resembles other institute The wicked
the picture
other sitting other
relation this studio acting
advice of counsel to the belief that only God make
tree and only Disney can make pictures without actos
trailer which mistaken
guarantee Of the picture which adves In fact
willing that the this trailer will
that the actors picture
studio. In fact willing to
still a studio This
resOrng to eVaSive answer"
I'm THE picture which about to witness the hero
three makes love to the heroine
We wish to record that we do not stand behind this
marriage litigation breach promise
alienation Of affection SUITS the clear simply
these actors and actresses with the opportunity express
YES, INDEED, living in 1 Easter
from dear friend of mine 1t read wishing
reasonably happy Easter He did not positive
the thing The last frontier Of aggressive
declaration is the track Their still
clear track fast There ifs, huts it,