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| oLLMAN DAVENPORT; like new; full
| peo size; S25 Call Emerson 1.;o1
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PAPERING.
PAINTING.
SPECIAL SUMNER PRICES
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO..
3503 Georgia Avs NV.
Adams 1907 Ewes, Atlantic 3G46.
PLASTERING. REPAIRING and pointing
I'D plaster. Do nv own work. Guaran-
teed- Reasonable cash prices. Gail Fair
all. Decatur 1890.
PLASTERING. STUCCO. REPAIRS: ce-
ment: chimney. waterproof Easements.
damp walls. leaky roofs: painting Min
nick, Atlantic 4375. 5.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Jobbins and Remodeling \ Specially.
HARRY E. WILLIAMS, NORTH 524a.
ROOFING weatherprooing, general re-
pairing and pa hitting. All work fully guar
anteed Call Russell" Walnut 1l43
5131 Col. pike. Arlington. Va. 1"'
ROOF LEAKS \ speciality; estimates free;
quick service; work guaranteed. Lincoln
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EFt LAWN MOWER like new: 25-in.
type; cost S325; sell for $50.
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teal layout man. all kinds of sheet metal
work. years Of experience estimating and
supervising. wishes to make connection
or foreman. Built-up roofing experience.
A
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IYPEWRlTERS-Roya Smith. Standards
alSo porISpies, : 4.50. Underwood sacrific.
,odsy Bisustein's, li4S Park rd., Apl. :.
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TRAILER. 10 #. long used 3 months;
ssooa condition; sacrifice price. Box 2sss.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE bookca sc,
round dining rm. tables auartered OAK
! mahoganN veneer. ! bed and spring
1861 w
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PITTSBURG HEATER instantaneous in
| use, perfect condition: being replaced by
on burner. Col. s049 between and 8
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REFRIGERATOR. Norge cheap See ianT-
tor, 2oo4 10th st. ne. North 77Oa
REFRIGERATOR; elec. Crosley Salvador:
leaving town Will sacrifice perfect copoi
uon: $50. Randolph 4O51
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oHOWCASE. with Sliding plate glass doors
Mirror ~ PACE: 10 fl, long, : # high also
~ ssInHt frame glass doors 80 in. BY 4
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iAbLE horary, solid mahogany 500
olnette table. mahogany SIS long MIR
stand
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attach, sacrifice; dropheads 81 m +.tlo,:
ssype. slo up IDEAL port elec SI5: rents
- up; repairs. 81 Lear West 3060
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RUG. Oriental rose background axIo
u 1901 Calvert St NV A'''
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n RoS' wool Wilton: perfect condition;
- u. by ls IT.; bargain Phone Wisc
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S5hoOND HAND FURNACES stokers. oil
SmitS onSh rSdhisooIS s tanks. etc: call M
Ioad, Bethesda. Md telephone Wtsconsir
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TYPEWRITER. late model Woodstock pur
chased months ago will sacrifice for
caSh. Mr.. W. r. Kane II 3rd ST. n .
INQUIRE between 10 and pm
IYPEWRITERS like new seldom used
since rebuilt: bargain at $50 zoos 81
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! T4PEWR1T Typewriter Co
! eStablShed % years: sales rents and
repairs open evenings. 1431 E. Capitol
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DIAMOND RING especially fne stones
As Goth Ct: 81. In fsdy.s carved twin
mounting; sacrifice l or both for imme-
diats sale Call al day sunday. Metro
Dolitan 1897
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lhBLES chairs lamp radio. bookcase
/ sewing machine vacuum cleaner .itrben
GGtenslis Gall mornings. 1850 Park I'd
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SOFA AND SIDE CHAIR. blue velour solid
mahosany frame. So. 3724 Northamp-
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INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS-New and
used; all styles reduced prices; will rent:
also folding chairs United States Stor-
age Co. 4lS 10th Met ls44
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hOb new. never been used made in Bel
slun' oriental pattern, size 9xlo; bar
taiH.-.5I Buttcrnut 81. NV Ran O25G
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SHUBERT PLANO upright: eoony case;
/ oeautllu4 tone; GOOD condition, private
owner. Georgia 656:S
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hOGS. oriental, antique and senl-an-
SGeue' room and scatter sizes Rare Rug
shop. 1904 18Th ST. NV. -No7
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IRONING MACHINE $3.50; Simplex
demonstrator. fully guaranteed bargain
5000 Proctor & Ridsely, 35@4 l4th n ".
Col. 10000
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| IYPEWRITERS-Hish- rentals 81
| month delivered new portables 81 week ,
sales and service: all makes. Central Type
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SHOTGUN. 12-Gauge. 3O-in. barrel, cheap
Box 1910 Star
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RHhDioS brand-neu 1923 models, RCA
ceatS at rh1Ico daV! bny ana C. G E as low as ten
slectrical Center. 514 10th St NV M.
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L1NOLEUM. Battleship. Il nm. bargain
Lttleford. Alyord g. Co.. 400 Goth ST. NV
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reasonable. Call Met 54So in afternoon
STUDIO COUCH. brand-neW nan,e trin,:
real BARGAIN, Phone Wisconsin 6O74
STUDIO COUCH. Foster Rust: clean. ey-
cement CONDITION; cheap for cash 3SO,s
Lee Highway. Cherrydaie Va
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KITCHEN CABINET. ivory, SO: daven-
port. with sip covers $40; bird cage and
stand. So. Shepherd 3S7o-W
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KELVINATOR. late model IL cubic IT. %
ID. ice Capacity less than half price
Phone Cleveland 1880.
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VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt, one-yesr
guarantee: Hoover. Eureka Royal Airway
EleGtro,ux. etc; S5,s2 and up. Also new
q. z, Westinghouse. ROYAL. Apex At great
| savings 10 DAYS free trial: terms as low
as 10 cents a day Electrical Center. 5l4
| 10Th st NV National SS1"
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WASHING MACHINE MOTORS, brushes
belts, bearings pulleys: rewindine. Get
our prices. Harris 9th and NV
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. bal
anced audited kept part time; tax prob
lens; most reasonable; refs. Adams 9796.
BOOKKEEPING or night auditing posi-
ton by experienced college graduate Box
c03-R. Star. IS
BOY, colo1ed, wants housework or porter
81 yrs old: yrs one place; best city
ref Col oaSt S:}4 Col I'd
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iois oEisr-MeyerS two-uay deep well pump
| ,a'hs ahd tank; electric and hand power
M, Sr,a n Kinsinser. 500 Easley st., Silver
!
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IE.N hRE.iNilNG PRESS MOTORS repaired;
eall, North 1870. Harris. 9th and o NV
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fADiOS-l937 floor samples greatly re
ee99cGeo' 2n Philco, Sl?; S42a5 RCA-Victor,
SS35oo' on1 % Strombere Carlson, So 50;
Sfo; SS9 so RCA-Vctor S54 Many Others
a az prices. National 1923 Arthur Jor-
oah Plano Company. 123g G. st, cor. l3tb
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FANS 3Oro OF. Exhaust fans, Kitchen
| ians, air circulators, all sizes: repairs.
| Harris Armature Co.. 9th and o. North
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TRIMMING OUTFIT with a good estab-
nSheo business; owners failing health only
reason for selling. Shepherd no3o
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| LIVING ROOM SUITE "-piece good con-
! dltlon. 5000 Call 1920 2lst 81. NV.
/
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SUMP PUMPS-Why have a wet cellar,
pee US: Motors. repairs. bearings belts
brushes. windin2S Harris Orb and q
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PIANOS-We have a few real values in
used srands that we're Closing out at
reductions: small size modern baby grand
In good condition. $l95. Brambeck small
size grand in splendid condition. S365.
Marshall Il Wendell period model grand.
S395: Chickerins artists model $675.
also others very easy terms National
3223. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1239 G
al corner 18th
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frst-claSs. stair builder.
wants work See j. G.. LunSford. 616 Eye
St NV Call Met 5SS5
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BOY, colored wants work of any kind.
Wiling worker; part time or regular. Po-
tor1ac O05T-,J
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PIANO-You can make worth while
saving on a new floor sample vertical piano
II ycu buy now: S245 HUNTINGTON vertical
now Sl95: S395 Colonial Musette now S2S5:
S395 Federal model now S2s5: S,95 Louis
XV model now S2S5. very easy terms.
National 3223 Arthur Jordan Piano Co
1y39 g St. corner 18th.
latest model: sell cheap: cash or terms
At American Storage Dealer.
aP1ANO. baby srand. hne make. perfect
tone. Eood condition. VIII cell cheap At
American storass DEALER.
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URNIfURE-Beautiful love seat: back
and seat upholstered in expensive brocade.
nness ds uphqlstery: arms and legs hand,
piece OF furniture Box 44l-Q Star 81
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and circular saw pump jack lawn mover
Remington typewriter. Remington shot
gun Vletrola, ladders, wringer. vacuum
cleener. porch glider. coal stove Garden
tools. radio. books and furniture Cheap
for cash. 110 Roanoke ave. TAX PIX Nd
Out Flower ave. to Houston west on Hous-
ton.
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DRIVING TO LAFAYETTE. IND, VIA IN
dlanapolis can take two. leaving Septem-
ber :. 81 each Adams ass
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WASHING MACHINES ABC.. Apex. Thor.
samples and factory seconds at great
saving: terms as low as 10 cents a DAY
Electrical Center 5l4 10th St. NV. Ma
tional $40
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EVENING. DRESSES. beau. fame chiffon
separate long cape; also black satin and
dubonnet lace; 3 street dresses all peri.
cond., size is: immediate disposal; very
reas. Call Col. 23l2. apt. 1lS bet. IL
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LIVING RIM CHAIRS =; console table
mirror. lamps. beautiful bench table Co.
l1nbia
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CHAUFFEUR valet, colored intelligent,
neat, sober; superior refs; good oriver; free
to traYel PntOmac nt6l. Fuller.
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VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS-Nut
and candy for vending machines Nuts
| toasted daily. NJ. B. Frazier 81 Son. 1898
| UpShur st. Col. 1910
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| VIOLIN. handmade prof instr case bow
| etc, incl tone suitao ole for an artist No
reasonable offer refused. Also faa.
| trumpet. $1,000. 1O5 9th 81. Sc. Apt.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

WASHING MACHINE. A. B. c. electric: IN
excellent condition. or will trade for zaso-
line washing machine IN good condition.
GEORGE Parent. Fort Washington. Nd
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING SAN FRANCISCO TUESDAY
take 2 passengers. Phone Georsla 1858
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VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux and at
tachments; bargain. SIS, reliable 5oOs
4th ST
Evening star., 1937-05-16

thing. I'm often late like this. There isn't
decent train after midday, you see, and Clo
dagh sometimes forgets to send car to meet
me at the station. Oh, it 8 not a bad three mile
walk, except when it's raining like tonight. :.
Dinner? No, but that's all right, always
make do of it like this - can't bother the
servants at this time of night, you know. Up
sets Clodagh 50. ="
1t was really CHASTITY, his apologetic accept
ance of it all; he had lost all sense of the in
dignity of being mere cipher in his own house.
Donkin simply did not count as human
being. Clodagh had all the Hollywood fame,
position and wealth, and he was her parasite.
Even when he expressed desire to do some
thing he liked to do she waved him aside.
They had decided to take run to the Ripe
Hammer Ponds on Sunday, and it was clear to
Evelyn that John Donkin wanted to 60, too.
1t was he who planned routes and made ar
rangements in his diffident way, but Clodagh
remained simply unaware of his eagemess.
Someone she said, had to remain in the house
in case. So John was once again the left
behind." The memory of his detected accept
ance of the role poisoned the pleasure of
Evelyn's outing.
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1t seemed so horrible and unnatural to her
that habit could have reduced any man to
such spinelessness. He didn't seem to have a
spark of manly rebellion left. >. As Evelyn
cut out from bridge that night, Clodagh asked
her if she'd go to Johns "den" and ask him to
order her some more bath salts
Evelyn found the man who was down to
the level of bath salts sitting in shabby little
room solving newspaper competition.
Something to do, he muttered sheepishly.
1--WE quite taken to it as hobby lately
always chance of winning big prize, you
know This paper offers five thousand dollars!
What couldn't do with that?" he sighed.
mot that there's much hope for man like
me, though did win fifteen dollars at Cross
word once. Bath salts, tell Clio I'm really
frightfully sorry. 1t must have slipped my
memory when made up her cosmetic list. :"
Evelyn felt heartsick as she listened. The
thought of this man reduced to solving news
paper competitions as his only hope of max
ing enough money to be free. was too CHASTITY.
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your stars that saw what his game was when
caught him talking to Evelyn at Ada's
party, and then had the sense later to slip
across in time to hear that strong, silent
Ronny of hera airing his views about film
wives. .Swenk did not mention Evelyn
Bray, but could see he was sour at her refus-
ing him, and you can be sure made the most
of that to clinch things for you the lead in
his next Super and new five year contract.
So you see our little weekend comedy was
worth while after ALL
You're wonder, John darling" Clodagh
cried, her arms round his neck yet did 50
hate treating you like an unwanted dog, and
l even feel mean about fooling Evelyn"
Don't worry about her. She and Ronny
will be only too happy over their escape
Escape" Clodagh laughed, kissing him.
"As if you and want to escape, as if any
couple could be more completely happy
ours is the perfect Hollywood marriage"
Quite perfect" he smiled. But they
wouldn't believe it,
Evening star., 1937-05-16
The Hollywood version of an old marriage problem
by DOUGLAS Newton
Mosozios Section

Was that what the kept" husbands of stars"
came to? Why it was even worse than Ronny
had foreseen. Anyhow, thank heaven she
had not actually signed anything with Swenk.
She left John Donkin in hurry, but instead
of returning to Clodagh went to her room
she must write Ronny at once.
On the following Tuesday evening Mr..
John Donkin was greeted by highly nervous
and anxious star" when he entered their
Hollywood apartment. And not only was Co.
dagh's attitude remarkable, John Donkin's
was even more 50 II he strutted.
John" she cried. you've done it!'
my DEAR" he beamed in the manner of a
master, don't always? Don't you know by
now that the best thing that ever happened
to you was to take me for your boss?"
YES" she nodded, you're a ruthless
monster, but you always win. Swenk gave you
the contract?'
"Swenk had no choice The girl turned him
down as 1 knew she would. You can thank
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World Problem Journeys.

7 E PROBLEME and its supplement
tary magazine, Bulletin d'Infor-
nation de rUnion des Problemistes de
France, initiated in April and May
respectively, may be procured from c.
Pelle, 6 rue de Seine, Saint-Ouen,
France. Price, about IS the year
Editor-Prof. A. MARCEL, who for
years developed the problem section
Of LEchiquier, probably the greatest
technical chess periodical in the
world, published by Edmund Lancet
at Brussels, Belgium
Problem lovers who delisht In overseas
Journeys may compete in the tourney for
direct mate two-movers that IS being con-
Quoted by the Bulletin Ouyrier des Echecs
under the supervision of F. Molnar. IA
PASSAGE Brady. Paris (le).
Nepszava Sakkrovat one OF the best
Hungarian chess pubs" has a similar
tourney. Send your compositions 70 the
magazine at Budapest VIII. Cont uccs e..
Hungary, j. Szoghy whose problems have
appeared In The Sunday Star chess coll
umn. is the arbiter in the contest
Die Schwalbe offers a tourney akin
to the above. Post your brain children
to DR.. E. Birgfeld, Meissen, RatSwein-
berg 6, Germany.
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B0Rz0| SUPREME
IN CANINE EXHIBIT
VlgoW of Romanoff Takes
Skytop Honors-District
Dogs Perform Well,

= kYTOP, Pa, August THE
supreme winner of the Skytop,
Pa, dog show here today was
- the Borzoi, champion Vigow of
Romanof, owned by Louis MUIR of
spring Valley, N. Y. He is conceded
the best American bred dog in the
country, having twice won the A. K
c. trophy for best American bred. a
feat no longer possible, according to
new A. K. C. rules.
The group winners were the Borzoi.
IN hounds; the Great Dane, Bltz Won
Schloss Starefeneck of Warrendane.
owned by the Warrendane Kennels of
Pleasantville, N. Y, in the working
group; best toy, the imported black
toy poodle, Fratz Won Grusbach, owned
by Margaret Content of New York,
This is the first time this honor ever
mas gone to poodle in this country,
The popular terrier group was taken
by the wire-haired fox terrier, cham
pion Top Row of Wild Oaks, owned by
Mrs. Bondy; the well-known poodle
Pfllcoc Rumpelstiltskin, owned by
Mrs. Milton Erlanger of Elberon, N. j.,
took the transporting group, and the
cocker spaniel, champion Nonquitt
Notable, owned by Mrs. Henry A. Ross
OF Norristown, Pa, took the sporting
group.
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Bugg Whip Derby Goshen Louis Wearing Lightly

At one time Anton Y. Hesse was
editor of an outstanding chess column
which appeared in a Pennsylvania
paper. Nationally known for his in
terest in postal chess, he is playing
in the 900 board match between the
United States and Great Britain, and
is one of the game annotators for
the artistic bulletin issued quarterly
by the Correspondence Chess League
of America.
Carl Hesse has participated
in many of the local tourna-
ments for the District title, an
nually boosts the royal game by
giving exhibitions against high
school clubs, and is regarded as
one Of the ranking young mas
ters" in local chessdom.
Both Hesses are active members Of
the Social Chess Divan anG heartily
indorse the activity program of social
chess fostered by the Metropolitan
Chess Association.
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recent OCcurrence-if It did
actually happen.

recent Occurrence--if It did
actually happen.
The second story somewhat
more pretentious in plot. is called
the Widows Mite" and concerns
Queen Victoria and a collie, to
say nothing of the dogs legitimate
owner, little, lame shepherd.
The third story tells of Edward
Wis Irish terrier Caesar and is
called II Am Caesar" Copies may
be obtained from the author at 81.
VETERINARIANS, like medical
doctors, are, on the whole, a
necessary part of our scheme of
things. They are, on the whole, a
very ethical group. Without them,
many dogs now gladdening their
masters homes might long since
have Succumbed to some of the
many ills which beset the canine
race, But there are some few,
with whom most dog breeders and
pet owners could dispense.
They are the veterinarians who
insist on calling everything by
long Latin names which frighten
the wits out of the distracted pet
owners who think that their poor
darlings are suffering from some
awful malady when they may have
nothing more serious than a slight
case of Summer eczema.
There are the veterinarians who
set themselves up as Judge of all
breeds of dogs and make disparag-
Ing remarks about all pure bred
dogs brought in to them for treat
ment, particularly If those dogs
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Gains Little Weight.

7 OUIs does go on record, however,
with the statement that he ex-
pected his September opponent would
be Max Schmeling. He bears out
this belief by the fact that he has
taken on but 9 pounds since de-
throning Jim Braddock and needs
but three weeks to prepare for the
Farr engagement. Knowing his
appetite for fried chicken and long
hours of matress-duty, one would
expect Louis to be lowering closer
to the 220-pound mark. Denying
himself these pleasures can mean only
Louis holds his newly won honors in
high regard and wants nothing more
than to erase the blot Schmeling
tattooed on his record.
Louis is no different In training
than he was preparing for the Schmel-
ing and Braddock contests. He is the
same easy-going laggard who caused
many to think he was fed up with
the game and did not care particu-
larly about the ability of his foes.
Apprised that Farr fights out of the
crouch and stiff-arms his opponent
with left jab, Louis is concentrating
his workouts along the same style
he employed for Braddock. Louis
paws lightly with his left and then
goes into the crouch waiting for a
lead. This effected, he slides of
slightly to his right and hits to the
body with a left hook. His spar
mates have been unable to block this
blow.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Careful With Body Blows.

| OUIS has done little body punch
ing since clean shot to the body
Of Max Schmeling caused the German
to turn to the referee in protest. The
Bomber does not like to lose fights
the easy" way and has been careful
to keep them up. Unless Farr stands
up for time while they are in action.
there is little likelihood that Louis
VIII direct any blows to the body.
His instructions are to fight in
manner less likely to leave any doubt
as to his superiority.
Farr has been more impressive in his
workouts than the champion. This
can be accounted for by the fact that
the British champion must sell" him
self to the public, while Louis must of
necessity go easy with his work since
he had long preparation for the Brad
dock fight, six hard rounds under his
belt and the fact that he is meeting
up with man who was fioored three
times by light puncher like Bob Olin.
Louis is in no hurry to step up the
pace. He is in shape right now ot
do his best on "a hours notice Why
then leave his fight in the training
camp?
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Wins Eight Straight,
VIRGINIA GOLF PACKED

RICHMOND, Va, Augut 7 CP-
A record-smashing entry list is in
prospect for the fourteenth annual
Virginia State open golf tournament
TO be played at the Pennington
Country Club, Charlottesville, August
14-15.
Few believed, however, that the 72-
mole mark of 277, established on the
Old Dominion course by Bobby Cruick-
shank will be equaled.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

were not purchased from their
cronies.
There are the veterinarians who take
the temperatures Of all dogs brought
in and announce with a shake of the
head that the dogs temperature is
102 degrees, but do not make clear
that 101 5 is normal and half a degree
of variation is nothing to worry about.
There are the veterinarians who al
ways want to perform tonsilectomies.
appendectomies, Caesarian sections
and various other gruesome operations,
too often needlessly. (Although sur
gerry should not be construed as being
always unnecessary
And, above all, and most cheerfullv
dispensed with of all, there are the
veterinarians who can always find
something wrong with your dog, the
veterinarian who can keep you coming
back week after week at two or three
dollars trip, while he finds your dog
has hook worm, whip worm, round
worm, tape worm, mango, eczema,
tonsilitis-not distemper; he has al
iCddJ tOlICISCI ~ w 10 IDr
inoculation-and everything else on
the medical calendar.
He varies this procedure by
advising that you leave your dog
in his hospital for treatment at
odd times.
CPECIAL care should be taken with
nervous, excitable, noisy dogs in
hot weather. Do not leave them out
in the sun, especially if they persist
in running and barking. They are
likely to have case of heat prostra-
tion, which is a frightening, and
maybe serious, attack.
Should dog, by any chance, be
SO stricken, dip him into tub of cool
water and leave him in a quiet, dark
room until he RECEIVERS. Do not fuss
over him or make any connmotion.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Curious Chess Facts.

IRVING CHERNEV has released
through the Black Knight Press,
173 Clarkson avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y,
a 64-page booklet containing 2o6
Curious Chess Facts"
1t is a delightful and entertaining
brochure and will gather into the
fold more chess fans than dozen
bulky treatises on the scientific value
of chess, Freely interspersed among
it's pages are pictures Of the grand
masters-Alekhin, Capablanca, Tar
rasch, Emanuel Lasker, Euwe and
Pillsbury.