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Added attractions include a new "March of Time," which exposes and explains with unusual spirit. Also there are pictures of the Harvard-Yale game. The latter are rather indistinct through reasons with which everyone will sympathize. We did, however, resent there being no pictures of the crowd, for we always cherish the possibility of our attaining stardom...
...hold many a powwow to persuade braves & squaws that his plan is good. Justly do Indians point out that every previous Government move to help Indians has all but cost the Indians their scalps. Spirited young Indians who have strayed off the reservation to college resent any suggestion of new Government paternalism, hotly demand the right to become normal, unsegregated U. S. citizens. But Indians on any reservation may take or leave the Act's provisions as the majority chooses. Up to last week 176 reservations had voted to accept, only 76 to reject. First to draw...
...astounding thing is that the great German people-educated, scientific, philosophical and romantic-not only did not resent [the Nazis'] horrible blood bath but endorsed it and acclaimed its author with the honors not only of a sovereign but almost...
Substitute for Murder (by William Jourdan Rapp & Leonards Bercovici; William Harris Jr., producer) will probably win no championships even in the featherweight division. Originally titled Oedipus Wrecks, it concerns a pair of mischievously psychopathic youngsters who resent the appreance of a prospective stepfather, fill him full of liquor, send him up as a stowaway on an endurance flight. But the stowaway comes down, thus definitely deflating the younsters' scheme and, incidentally, Substitute for Murder...
...stretch of imagination could the 118,000 stockholders in Anaconda Copper Mining Co. be called "satisfied." They have received no dividends for four years. In that respect they are not alone among U. S. investors, and their grudge has another basis. A number of them still resent the price they paid for Anaconda in 1929 when the stock touched a high of $174 per share. Three years later it could have been bought for $3. Moreover, many stockholders feel they were high-pressured into buying Anaconda by no less a supersalesman than Charles Edwin Mitchell. The onetime National City Bank...