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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1932
Page
18
A terse note discusses move order in a checker position with the phrase Regardless of whose mover is in this Position Black can win a pr aw. The wording implies a decisive tactic or forced win for Black regardless of move sequence.
McSalty longs for mountains and sunshine over Hollywood subways and noise. Chester jokes about autograph dreams as the pair visit studios and actors, with Mrs McSalty prompting and Junior mischiefing cameras. A year-end visit from Eastern relatives wraps up their chaotic day.
In Chicago a column laments the life and work of Tommy Malle, noting three allusions to his optimistic songs. It recalls his cheerful persona and themes like Highways Were Happy Ways and Looking at the World Through Rose-Colored Glasses, reflecting a joyful, sunlit catalog of tunes.
The piece recalls Tommy Marie a disabled songwriter who rose to fame with hits like Looking at the World Through Rose Colored Glasses and Stars Are the Windows of Heaven. Despite talent and $100000 in royalties due he died penniless in a county hospital due to alcoholism. His story exposes harsh social indifference to middle aged and disabled workers.
Mr Motter in New York writes of a lively Hollywood scene with gossip about Larry fighting and a broken leg while painting. He notes Jimmy Finlayson’s frugal ways and Rosece Ates pursuing speech lessons. The letter jokes about politics and amorous misadventures at charity events and weddings.
Lynn candy king Edward J. Connelly plans an expedition off the Maine coast after finding a 17th century pirate map in a curiosity chest. He believes the map authentic and aims to recover gold and silver believed hidden on a 63 acre island off Maine with his two sons and friends.
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