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Evening star., 1946-10-20

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Evening star., 1946-10-20

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Evening star., 1946-10-20

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01
XMAS SEAL SALE

A nostalgia reminder of the
days long past, lamplighter, car
ries the message of the 1916
Christmas Seals which have al
ready arrived here in preparation
for the annual Seal Sale set this
year to begin November %, Miss
Honoria Hughes, executive secret
airy of the Anti-Tuberculosis Lea
que of King County said.
Christmas Seals are the only
sources of income for the year
round program conducted by the
League to teach people the facts
about tuberculosis so they can
protect themselves from this dis
ease which kills more persons
between Is and 95 than any other
disease.
The design on the Seal chanves
each year. This year the Seals
have a sky-blue background (a
night-scene) with a man mounting
the ladder to light the lamp can
die with his torch. Prominently
displayed is the red double-barred
cross, symbol of the National Tub
erculosis Association and its af-
filiates.
Four founders of the Seal Sale
movement in America are honored
with portraits of them appearing
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01

on the four center Seals of the
100-Seal sheet. Miss Hughes ex
planned they are Miss Emily Bis
sell, the woman who conducted
the first Seal Sale in Wilmington
Delaware in 1907; Leigh Hodges,
co1umnist, and e. A. Van Valken.
burg, Sunday editor of the Phila.
delphia North American, who real.
lied the tremendous value of the
Christmas Seal and used the paper
to fully support the first Sale,
and Jacob Riis, the author whose
article in outlook" describing the
Danish Christmas Seal Sale in
spired Miss Bissell to try the
idea in America.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01
CALIFORNIA CHICKS
TO Be EXPORTED
TO PHILIPPINES

In an effort to restore and de-
velop the poultry industry in the
Philippines, the Philippine Gov
eminent has made arrangements
to purchase 100000 blooded
chicks from California and fly
them to Manila where they will
be distributed to all points of the
new Republic.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01

By The RAMBLING REPORTER

Beautiful cars carry beautiful
women, or do beautiful women
prefer beautiful cars? We will
stick to our old jalopy and re-
main happy.
=
All the beautiful girls whose
pictures we printed in last months
FORUM received "communica
ton" from someone in California.
The FORUM must be circulating
far and wide!
Bill F. Alvarez is back in town
after a two-week vacation in
New York. From the way he
talks he must have had a good
time over there And there was
good reason, too.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01
KOMUsTA PASANO!
Jaime and euilIermO Meet in Tow
BY A. E. DINO
(How they speak Filipino-English
in America)

dy, m'frenl Tasman world, indeed,
l SEE!
Guillermo: Hola, Don Jaime,
nos encontramos otra vez! Muy
bien sii
J. Abega.... alldetime hinihirit
mo ako ng iyong quinachila. Pan
pa spoil de day an gan-yan....
g. Now, now, William, is this
the way we start our meeting
together? Mag happy sana tayo
cause we meet again - instead
of mag avail agad.
J: Sorry, pal, sorry. Ngunit yong
pag espanis-espanis mo am af-
raid sometime mag talking-talking
kang malalim, at hindu ko ma
understand yong meaning, ay STA,
ma popornothing yong attn con-
versacion.
G: Awanin ii pag worry, man
ong. Sinisichology ko namAn yong
taong kausap ko. Yong manga
people like you ma mayron din
sinasabi ay.....
J: Hey, hey. justo ma nga iyan
manga pala-pala mo; let's get
down to bizniz.....
G: Aba Mayron ka palang
business! What bizniz? A ver..~
J: You know damn well ma
independence ma tayo = yes?
G.: Yes = go head.
J: And do you know also that
900 of our manga kababayan ditto
s'America = never mind yong sa
pilipinas, mebbe most of dem
know - yah, naente percen don
know the wording of our national
hymn2
G: Could be, Jimmy, but whom
you shootin' at me, too? Vacant
include me in that count, OF boy,
because l know every single cor
rect word of it and....
J: Exactly now yo' talkin'
Bill, you're talkin'! And that's
just why l brought it up - thas
da bizniz I meannnnn, if va pc
Ieeeeeaaasseeee!
G: You're smart guy, Jim.
o. X, go head. whatyouwant?
J: Da wording, da wording,
Mimoy: the wording of the hymn,
hangar yong tama ma pronuncia-
ton.
G: I see. Ats easy, Jim; SEN
song-senso. Here - like this;
Land oV de morning
chaeid ov de san reforming
Wild fer-vor bor-ning
De do aur soils ador.
Land dir an holy
Graded ov no-boI hi-ros,
Meier sial invei-ders
Tram-pol dai sei-cred sior.
Ever with da eskais an tru
dai Glands
An Ger dai hills an 81
Do we behold de rei-dians, I'll
de trab
ov eIor-yos liberty.
Dai banner dir to oil aur-harts,
Its san an estars alalt
Oh, newer sial its siay-ning fild
Be dimd bal tai-rants matt.
G: Ngayon ito yong chorus.
Fuerte yong feeling at todo-todo
yong woes. Here we go:
Biu-ti-fuI land ov Law, o land ov
lait,
In tain embres tbs rap-tiur to lai.
Bat it is glory ever wen dao
art rongd
For as, dai sans, to safer an
dai.
G: Ayan ma yong national an
them; finish complete y cor
recto. What say. patriot?
]: Talagang l believe you, Will
~ ..s... d, sroorf cuv seq
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-09-01

The whispers we heard are now
being relayed from one end of
the telephone to the other. Tele-
phone lines are kept busy and
the person we have aptly called
the human radio Is busy at her
indecent work.
Following a Forum editorial last
issue, people are now asking:
What happened to the Filipino
Clubhouse Fund? Where is it and
why? Where is it headed to?
We are curiosly interested in
following the often visits of Felix
Zamora to a house on 18th Ave.
Gould it be another romance in
the offing?
G.: Ah-ah! careful your Ian
guilds, big boy, careful no can
do.
j: Anyway, thanks again; and
time for me now to 60 to work
so, excuse me ma lamang.
G: Sure thing, Jimmy, and yeu'-
re welcome. I've got to go now,
too. So long, boilermaker, try TO
like Cervantes better; it's fashion
able.
j: Oh, yeah? Okay, mister adj
visor, you're a swell guy just de
sem, I SEE. So longi
Evening star., 1946-03-29
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

certainly should need no subsidies from Uncle Sam in order to show handsome profit on his 1946 crop.
 Enterprise Studio bosses who, two weeks ago. were arguing a la entrance whether 1ngrid Bergman should or should not wear swim ming suit in the opening sequence of Arch of Triumph" are now in the midst of another heated debate. The questions at stake are: CD Should or should not Charles Boy CT wear a mustache? @ If he does wear a mustache, what kind of a mustache should it be? No later than yesterday there seemed to be an excellent prospect for agree ment. It had been decided that MT Boyer should wear soup strain CT, and tests of him in the 12 diff ferent models suggested were film ed. But then the test director made the mistake of asking the script girl which one of the 12 she pre- ferred. None she snapped, q think a mustache kills his appeal What an awful life picture pro- | ducers lead!
 Speaking of complex existences I know of none more eXacting thar those of HollyWood's least-suns heroes, the prop men, whose in genuity saves many an otherwise hopeless situation. For example, told you the other day about { scene in Katie For Congress" il which Loretta Young gives Josepf Gotten a Swedish massage. According to the script, he was to road witt laughter as she playfully tickled hin in the ribs, but Gotten, who i strictly tickle-proof in the section of his ribs could achieve only tn stagiest of laughs. As usual tn prop man saved the day. Onl George McGonigle, learning tha Gotten goes into a tizzy if ticklet on the soles of his feet, armed him self with feather and hid unde the massage table to do his stuff.
 HollyWoods reddest face thi week is the prety one belonging t Jane Wyman. Invited to brida shower for Anne Baxter, and un able to attend, she asked her secre tary to send a gift Ths secretary slightly confused, sent baby blan ket!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
POLL

Now playing at the LoeW-Poli Theater is the tender story "The Green Years starring Charles Co., burn and Tom Drake with a long cast of popular stars.
 Starting Wednesday is Without Reservations" Merriment unconfin- ed is the keynote of this candid love story of stranded lady, bringing Claudette Colbert in her most vivacious mood, and John Wayne in a virile romantic role double treat star team-with the up-and-coming, Don DeFore in top support. Jesse L. Lasky and his as- socintes Walter MeEWen give to the screen this Mervin LeRoy pro- auction of a buoyant amorous-ad- venture comedy whose fast action. intriguing situations and clever di- alogue destine it to rival the mem orable Tt Happened One Night. Miss Colbert. distinguished both for emotional and numerous talent dis plays the latter in With out Reservations" comparable to her work that won the Aca- deny Award with the former
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Mother Cabri1i Canonized As First Saint From U.S.

kiss the Pontiff's foot, knee and hand.
 POntiff Intones Prayer
 Then one of the consistorlal lawyers who has pleaded the Cabri- nj case since she began the ascent to sainthood in 1885 approached the throne and beseecned the Pontlff to raise her to the sainthood.
 After praying for divine aid, the Pontiff-a personal friend of Mother Ga brini-rose for the solemn eleva- ton. He intoned in Latin:
 Tn honor of the holy indivisible trinity, for the exaltation Of the Catholic faith, and for the increase of Christian religion, with the au- thority of our Lord Jesus Christ, Of the beautified apostles Peter and Paul. and our own personal author itv: after mature deliberation. after imploring divine aid and hearing the judgment of our venerable brothers, the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. the patriarchs, archbishops and bishops present in the city, we decree the appointment of a saint and we inscribe in the catalogue of saints the beautified Frances Xavier Cabrini, establishing that her mem ory must be celebrated in the uni versal church all the years with pious devotion, that is to say on the day of Dec. g in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, Amen. v
 Mother Cabrini was born at Sant- Angelo di Lodi, Italy, July 15, 1850, the youngest of B sisters. At the age of 39 she landed for the first time in New York to begin the work for which she was canonized. She founded the order of the Sis ters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus She continued her work tireelssly opening schools, hospitals and col leges in New York, New Orleans Chicago, Seattle. Denver and Phil adelphia, and later in South Amer ica. Spain, France. Italy and Eng land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
JI M M IE FIDLER h Hollywood
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Inc

ticle entitled Comedians Make Good Husbands" Add actresses in need of a good role to bolster fading prestige: Ella Rains If you Wanta hear Gene Krupa beat those drums more joyously, give him cigarete lighter; he collects them as a hobby . With the police interrupting every show. Sally Bands career is acquiring a comic strip flavor.
 Next to being the discOverer of an oil field, I'd like to be the owner of the 1,00O-acre wheat ranch near Fresno, California, where Para mount has just finished filming har- vest scenes for The Big Haircut. " Not only did the studio pay the rancher a heavy rental fee for permission to work on his land and guarantee him recompense for any wheat which might be damaged, it also supplied at it's own expense all of the big combines used in the scenes and paid all the labor bills. The harvested wheat goes, or course. to the farmer-one food grower who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

speaking roles the chorines also include Patriciai Denise, Marion Amerson, Ann Cameron, Sheila Egan, Virginia Ellsworth, Carrie De- von, Judy Brent and Dona Dax.
 Jimmy Durante, serving as piano player and general master of cere- monies in the beer hall, introduces a number of his own songs and also sings and dances with Kathryn Grayson. =,
 The story centers on the attempt of Miss Grayson to reach grand opera via honky tonk floor show route, with unexpected results Lauritz Melchoir of Metropolitan Opera fame, plays a large part in the proceedings, with the romantic angel handled by June Allyson and Peter LaWford.
 Henry Roster directed and Jose Pasternak produced Two Sisters from Boston.
 The companion feature is Pass key to Danger" and features Kane Richmond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

romantic comedy. For Jesse L. Lasky the picture marks his new in- dependent setup, which releases through RKO Radio. The produc- ton registered as a hit in Pacific Coast previews, at which audiences responded with joyous acclaim. In keeping with the righ calibre of Mervin LeRoy's direction and the stellar headliners, the cast includes many members who rate bit billings in their own right.
 A distinct novelty is introduced as well, in the featured appearance of Miss Louella Parsons, ace mo- tion picture commentator and col umnist, playing herself as broad caster. The picture is based on the popular novel, Thanks, God: IT Take it From Here" by Jane AL len and Mae Livingston. All in all the hig powered impact of With out Reservations" on the public; appreciation of a good show promis- es exhibitors a well satisfied audi. ence.
 Claudette Colbert again gets { role and type of romantic comedy which has. won her acclaim in SC many pictures in the past. Her i'm perishable versatility is demonstra' ted in Without Reservations" when in contrast, her emotional success in the recent Tomorrow is Forever is cited. A favorite for successiv public in the star role of Cleo patra" and has won place in ou hearts to stay.
 Also on the same program is tn, musical "Bambo Blonde" starring Frances Langford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
- CHOICE MORSEL -
 It Says Here
SELLING THE SMOKE
By BOB HOPE

Pittsburgh-We landed in Pitts burgh in the afternoon and for three hours I kept complaining about the smoke and soot. Then someone suggested I take off my dark glasses. There really isn't much smoke in Pittsburgh any more. A big syndicate is buying up all the smoke, dehydratlng it and selling 1t for pepper. Our Pittsburgh show was handled by the big variety club man, Johnny Tarris. one of the really great men in American show business.
 We went on in the Gardens {, a spot that usually is frozen over for ice shows. Working in a rink was wonderful. As soon as l started telling jokes I had them freeze the place over and in i've minutes the floor was too slip pery for the audience to walk out. While here in Pittsburgh l spent a couple Of hours Wlth very alS- appointed boy, Billy Conn, trying to get some of my money back. q bet on hin) Even If Billy strategy didn't work out and he ran into that piledriver I still think his first battle with Joe Louis was one of the most exciting in ring history.
 Billy says he'll fight Joe again only on one condition =. . ii they let him bring his father-in- law into the ring to help. But there's only one guy left for Joe Louis to fight now. They're gong to match him with Mandrake Mike Jacobs is going to charge one thousand dollars a ticket and the third man in the ring wil be a collector from the Internal Revenue department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
STRAND

Although the chorus girls of 1903 Bowery beer halls were usually the beef trust" type, M-G-M deviated from strict historical accuracy on this point in order to offer a stream lined chorus in it's honky tonk mu- sical presentation of Two Sisters from Boston" new musical starring Kathryn Grayson and June Allyson on the Strand screen.
 Headed by Ruthe Brady, Gloria Alvord and Jetsy Parker, who have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

HOLLYWOOD, July Shes So typically Hollywood" laughter the wife of a Filmville business man in discussing a certain well-knoWn actress. What do you mean by typically Hollywood? I asked, and heard the following explanation.
 We've been friends of a casual sort for several years" sand my wis avis. but I haven't heard from her for at least eight months until one morning lase week when she tele- phoned me. 'Darling' she began in her most ecstatic. third-act voice when I answered the call, It's been Ages-just Ages-since I've seen you. and we've really got to get to- gether I'm expecting you for tea at four this afternoon, and I sim ply Won't take no for an answer.
 T explained that I was painting the woodwork on our back porch, and that I was a perfect mess, but she wouldn't listen You've simply Got to come, she insisted I'll Real ly be desolated, darling if you don't
 Because I am fond of her, rushed my work, took a shower, dressed in my best bib-and tucker, and called her back about three o'clock to tell her I'd be there. Her secretary answered the phone and told me she wasn't at home. She'd left in a dither two hours before and said she wouldn't be back for dinner.
 Of-hand, I can't think of a bet ter illustration of what's meant by that much used phrase "typically Hollywood" or that other, even more employed expression, "DarI- ing After you've lived in Flicker town awhile, you learn to make al- loWances for the artistic tempera- ment."
 Idol Chatter: In Sidney Green- street, you behold the kind of man who's just as wide awake as he is asleep . Nominated for the Pub lie Ennui No. l award The actor who, while describing a new role always feels obliged to act it out As the wife of an Air Force col onel Constance Bennett is entitled to wear a pair of wings-but the idea of Connie wearing wings, even so, is sorta startling :. In-aWord description of Iona Massey: Metro lark. What a time Jack Carson picked to author a magazine ar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

WARMERS STATE - "A Stolen
 Life"-2:30, $50, 9:15 P. M.
 "The Return of Rusty'-1:30, 4:45, 8:05 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

At 8 A. M. sharp the papal process sion entered the oaslllca, Long lines of Augustine, Capuchin and Dominican monks in brown black and black and white cassocks car ried banners and crosses, The State- lv march continued with canon priests carrying banners, Sandles and. crosses. secular and regular clergy. seminarians and parish priests. priests of pontifical colleg- es and the oaSiicas of Rome.
 Pontiff Applauded
 AS the Palatine Guard struck ur tTiumphaI march at $40 A, M. the Pontiff in mitre and flowing robes entered. smiling and blessing the crowd ThmderouS applause filled the cathedral and reverberateC threuehout the 10 minutes the Pop' needed to reach the golden throne
 The gestatorial chair was flanket by Swiss guards with silver breast plates. deerskin brooches, knee | Ieneth patent leather boots and hel mets with horsehair plumes.
 Msgr. Francis J. Brennon of She nandoah. Pa. carried papel eros in the procession, which included Msgr. Bernard J. Shiel, auXlhar, bishop of Chicago.
 The ceremony in which tn church down through the ages ha cauonized it's saints began at tn main altar with the act of obedlene bv bishops. archbishopse and car dinals. who came to the throne |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

LOEW'S STRAND-"Two Sisters From Boston: 2:30, 5:45 and P. M. "Passkey to Danger: l:l5, 4:3O and 7:45 P. M.