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ID you see Kenneth Harlen'e Many good actors play small part:
B lilt ct ‘Don'te' tor would~be because they are important ones.
movie actors?" asked the " ‘DON'T complain when you wort
~ r. "Well. here they are, and long hours. Others are workln.
M interesting. I’m having them with you. and they get just as tired
. and pinning them over the as you do. - ‘
table! ot at' least half a “DON'T put on air. if you
‘ of my girl triends. achieve some small success. You
d here they arm ‘ will have many hard tumbles betorl
"DON’T enter pictures to escape Y0“ are firmly ”mu'h“ “1 90W
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‘37-‘qu think a we“, a" or n the screen because you have played
. profile 1‘ all you require big roles on the stages They both
D! a successful career.
re uire talent, but" 0 .’
“'DON‘T believe you are right and m: Me'mrt- n t alwaye o
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your stage version
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‘ N"! harbor the impression camera. There’s a diaerence.
» are being ”kept down" because
"'AND LEASE DON'T imagine
- director doesn't like you. Likes
. you are better looking and a better
idielikee have no part in his daily actress than the one playing the
leading~role. You may be better
looking. but the chances are you
would fail miserably in her part.’ "
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THE P'RAPS YOU‘LL. BRING
BACN THOSE Two WASH T035
, YOU ’B-oRRowED FROM us
Lari-r MONTH!
College Financing
‘The problem 01- the ambitious
youth who lacks the means to secure
a college education remains unsolv-
ed. Despite the establishment of
great State universities, despite the
endowment of hundreds or scholar-
ships, despite the services or stri-
d'ents' sell-help bureaus, many a de-
serving boy or girl fails to reach
college, many another after enter-
ing is forced to leave.
Helen Rand in an interesting- artii
thi.
. cle in the Independent suggests
every community should take upon
itseit tho respondbility of financing
promising students, of this; hind.
: "Every time a your; while
a
. leaves our university.'lbeeause;he has
no money.". she says, "I Cannot help
w’ondering why’there isn't eoine one
.ahhome, who cares enough for edu-
cational prone!- to. help him along.
itseltdoee', not reel re ’neihle."‘
Certainly a vast deal. good could
be- accomplished it ‘co’mmunii: ‘ lea-'
rues: muses and 'dmflar Weenies:
tlons would cosine this .responsibili-
ty. hut after an. the problem lefi'vnbt'
local‘butgnational. ’ Thomas deter-t
m belieV‘edflhat it dex‘nocfacy’wee'
to} trimming man'mustebe‘sdenied
o. coiMo‘duchtion V’whthOwed hhn'
set: capa'bl'egof—rooelylng it. . wt
and I wonder‘ why the. community,
have since become so vital a part of
.our educational system,
But the state universities do not
meet the ”need fully._ In almost every
case their aid is restricted to the
remission of tuition charges for
' State students, and the needy boyror
girl has io‘meet his living expenses
utogtcal'rsystemj Under it the States
pay {arugree tuitiondor thousands
at youth: who stand in no need
whatever“ of iflnancial Nuance,
while [for thousands or otheregthe
“best he can. It is a wasteful and,
mating the cost of instruction. and
then to provide-tor a large number.
or State scholarships. ., These could
be conferred byrvarious Boar-door
trustees to every candidate proving
not only his need for-mlstfince but
his fitness to carry; on the work;
States which: have no universities'ot
itheir own couldlmeet the situation
by granting. scholarships to private
colleges or to, the universitiea- at
neighboring‘statee. , . 7 - _
Thegqueetlon is one o! (undesired-g
the best nafilr'al
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or which 23.247 bales were 0‘ 1::
anese origin. 472. Europwn “93*
and 8,960 "all other" ba3c5:5d0& fl.
ober 1 these stocks anmuntzflk a”
367 bales. Imports of mug; not“
lng October aggregated 31.-.”; aver
which was above the inc-215:6 pm“.
age for the year to date. In :0 3!.-
bsx‘ the arrivals amounted cm in-
837 bales. Imports last monk
eluded more bales of Japan Sign?
and 1.681 European bales. Carts 911
tion during October equaleddgr'
bales. whiclrwas slightl.V “gm; 6*
, waif not mates-Elise. September figures. Of the u
“#mm-al named in October 14.595 bu ,
her 1 reached a total of 35»
ideal. until the States. realize the
need for action. In place or the
present haphazard rnhthode there
should- be e. system-under which the
ableet and the most ambitions are
sought out and given the begt poo:l
sible equipment tor.service to State
and nation,
Bow Silk Supplla Ample.
Statistics compiled by the Silk As-
sociation-o1 America tend to con-
firm the growing impreesion in the
silk trade here that-the acute sear-
citrot ra‘wjlik which We: expected
,bo‘herultiana result of the, Janene-e
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