CHARLEY CHAPLIN KNOWS WHAT iT MEANS
In an interview granted the London Sunday Times just before his seventy-fifth birthday [April 16], Charles Chaplin, the world's most loved comedian was asked how he folt about poverty.
"Missing a meal doesn't matter," he responded, "Sleeping out when your young is an adventure,"
Evidently recalling the days before he became the famous sad - little cane-twirling man of the silent movies, he struck a clenched fist against his heart. "Poverty is humiliation. It's feeling . inferior and seeing your mother fecl inferior and going to the workhouse to ask for alms,"
. Chaplin is still very active and very much up to date, He gave a ‘sharp analysis of the murders of Kennedy and Oswald and said he * was sure they were both engineered by “haters,' .
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