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...evidence that the U.S. will not have any coal to spare. Coal dealers in Detroit are voluntarily rationing customers to two-ton deliveries, cannot find drivers to do the job. Both coal men and Administrator Ickes, who is still running 63% of U.S. coal mines, well know that the warmth of U.S. homes this winter depends on what happens after Oct. 31, John L. Lewis' deadline. The 25,000,000 tons lost by the coal strikes-and an estimated 500,000 weekly lost by slowdowns-have burned up any above-ground reserves. The U.S. depends on Lewis' coal...
These pleasures would have been all but impossible to manufacture in any of the large studios, for they are given their warmth and life by the pleasure that the Cagneys' large cast and the whole production outfit obviously took in doing a job as they wanted to do it. Bit players who have tried creditably for years to walk in shoes that pinched them show themselves in this picture as the very competent actors they always were: there has seldom been as good a cinematic gallery of U.S. small-town types. Grace George seems effortlessly to have learned what...
...Smoking (two cigars or ten cigarets), coffee (two and a half cups) and moderate drinking are all right in most cases. On drinking: "The proper reaction for hypertensives is a feeling of warmth, both in his skin and toward his fellow beings...
Harvard's Philosopher George Santayana once put his finger on Phelps's success: "You always bring with you a sort of Gulf Stream of warmth and kindness...
After the interval, Margaret, Codd Goldovsky, soprano, the Harvard Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society assisted in the performance of Mozart's Cantata (K. 108) . . . Mrs. Goldovsky sank in good style and with tonal warmth, although she was often overbalanced by the orchestra.--The Boston, Dally Globe, August...