davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

n., ,sS7 .v. 1Sec e :Gu,ns seffm
and q spacious built-in trunk: lustrous
5laek f,nish; spotless ehn interior; Uncle Jos's
Co. Fords ave- so9c NV NeatR s5ss
PACKARD 1895 model 12O-B touring g
and rubber excellent: very clean in every
'5$ss s5S 4 aRs 5sF a2ss 'a'' .sd sa4S
PACKARD. 1887 "6" 4-door touring sedan:
Of e car sna hi IT IN
pearance; reduced to sell quickly At S695
and vii 81 siye ng you top slloyanee for your
ssE 1ablic pAGsARD' 9i4s gath and N 't'' NV Re-
sedan; blue safety steel body without .
scratch; s ine floating power ensne hy-
power with economy; s365: g1sranteed;
ss ave- eerms nx saals SstI 5000. @H'0l' o'n ana n.
GOOD e"ndion ss5o Can aec.ps saf rea
sGas9s tts & S &EeinSnSi iss ssy b. M
body. Independent front-vheel sprinsins.
hydraulic brakes. floating power; one Of
the finest series ever developed by Plym-
car is clean and tight overall: a bargain
at $195. Emerson 4 Orme, Buick. 18th
and M SITS. NV. Dist. 500.
PLYMOUTH 1886 convertible coupe, 1896;
MECHANICALLY perfect; appearance excellent;
n.H. a.ys Dec sessea ESQ sAlnes M'0fs' l7S0 ls'n
PLYMOUTH 1887 .4-door trunk sedan:
black original finish without scratch;
modern s,yns and safety
S539 guaranteed: easy terms: Call Carl
Motor n% ds' s.lssi s444 oe0TSia ave- and Peabody
pT vNEOYrrry 1Ooo =. =. a. lac. ,.S.n
If you've ever owned Plymouth you know
SAFE %ade and IN snS
ment: built-in heater, mohair upholstery
is Ths Tssx Motor Co.. ibse % i4th St st. INV: NV:
metal finish: low mileage by one owner
name on requestl; sacrifice for quick sale,
19 1n,y ssa pstrlc! tff s1s p Butler Inc ll2l sl''
PLYMOUTH 1887; am forced to sell my
GOOD care; s455. Terms OI; to respcnsiDie ae
md wis sS2 a2sa 'nHno M1 plsion s: oheS' Chase
PLYMOUTH 1886 .4-door trunk sedan;
gold finish: unusual condition; for quick
sale S275: terms Col. 61s6-M Dealer.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk sedan: at
tractive green nnish is like new; fine tires.
feet motor, See this one for only SAD.
Pohanka Service. 1928 goth st. NV. Dist.
DIAL.
PLYMOUTH 1884 cabrioIet; original black
finish: new top. f1ne tires; runs perfectly;
an attractive little car that will give some
one many miles Of good service: S235.
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Dist.
a14l.
PLYMOUTH 1884 .2-door sedan: black satin
finish. clean upholstery. Ieconditioned mo-
chernerized and guaranteed Don't wait.
come to Chernerville and Uncle Joe will
give you more. Cherner Motor Co.. I'LL
Florida ave. NV. North 1865.
PONTIAC 1895 4-door sedan: black; 6-cyl.:
perfect condition: $500. Flood. 1921 Conn.
Clev. S4O1
PONTIAC 1885 2-door sedan: black 6-cyl:
used by Washington family: perfect: S2l4
Flood. 4221 Conn. Clev. S4Ol
PONTIAC 1898 2-door sedan; modern styl-
ing and features include knee action. hy-
draulic brakes; no-draft ventilation and
automatic choke. all-steel body driven
little by original owner. spotlessly clean
throughout: ready for any demonstration:
nearly new tires; S645. W. a. T. A. guar
antee. Emerson g. Orme, Buick. 18th and
M StS NV Dist 500
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OFFICES AVAIL
able suitable for various professions; all
aforementioned and can be adapated to meet
ones requirements; located on main floor
NV. Your inspection invited. Phone Col.
-dO0
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

OWNER OF IS ACRES OF WE'LL
located ground on a cove fed by Chesa-
peake Bay. 80 miles from District line, near
Shady Side. Md. wants to contact q de-
Veloper on cooperative basis. There are
no trusts on this property. Box 195-X.
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300 ACRES-$3,25

1854 feet high water front, q fine view
1888. Dupont 1929
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE MAILING ADDRESS PHONE
service sec. service. rep. outside concerns.
III Woodward Bldg. 29'
DESK SPACE OR PHONE-MAIL ADDRESS
In accountants once 526 Woodward Bldg.
Reasonable rent to congenial party.
Evening star., 1939-03-28

oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
3O-AcRE ISLAND IN NOVA SCOTIA.
trade for d. c. and suburban property;
also lots In North Beach Park. 6. w.
ROBERTSON. 1927 K NV. Met. 046O.
WILL TRADE FARM IN MARION COUNTY.
Fla, pays better than so net. for D. C.
Evening star., 1939-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1898 sport coupe: opera seats
Century radio, heater white tires; SS45:
! 1000 miles Flood. 1921 Conn. Clev.
S401
BUICK 1888 four door sedan; perfect con-
diton: used by Washington family: 500
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MONEY TO LOAN,


PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR LOANS
to home owners: small monthly payments:
deals closed in one day w. T. COTHERN,
913 New York ave. NV Natl. 74l6. 81.
MONEY TO LOAN ON 2nd TRUST. LOW
RATES. EASY TERMS. Box 99-z, Star.
29s
CHATTEL AND SECOND-TRUST NOTES
purchased one-day service BOB HOL-
LANDER 907 Tower Bldg Met 1914
LOANS TO D. c.. MD. AND VA HOME
owners Call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO.. 1929 l. st, NV. District 6150. 81
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LOTS WANTED.

BY BUILDER-LoTs. OR ANY GROUND
suitable for row. semi-detached or detached
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE OR CLEVELAND
Park area pay cash. State location, size
and price. Box 316-X. Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR cOLORED
lots. citv or suburban. must be in D. C.
w. T. COTHERN. 913 New York ave. NV.
Natl 7416 29s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

CASH FOR LOTS AND HOUSES, ARLING-
ton, Va. Must be bargains McCLAINE.
200 Wilson blvd. Chestnut 1900.
PAY CASH FOR HOUSE OR ACREAGE,
Hyattsville or within 20 miles; also want
tourist camp. Write Box "a. Landover
P: O. Md. Phone Hyattsville 463: eve
ningS, Greenwood 2232
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
CONTINUED

DODGE 1887 sport coupe. S496; low mile
are; excellent condition. terms II desired
Barnes Motors 1923 14th st. NV. Dec.
2390.
DODGE 1886 de luxe 4-dr tr. sedan. This
n sSn1 BLACK sDos
de luxe features and is safe. dependable
S4 Tne rev 0R1 Mosor co.. iSs5 f4tR
st. NV and 18th and Pa ave. Sc.
DODGE 1888 2-door sedan. This car
aTyem only By S5sn: P:d q. nd h.s 5,
finisl, hasn't = scratch. The tires are ike
new interior appointments spotless and
ana Terms At Se rreS Motor Co.. 1885
l4th st. NV. and 14th and Pa. ave. sc:
RSDos 1ea sss s.d'd ar itss & passes Nd
DODGE '37 4-dr. trk. sedan: radio heater:
. da fsau. @ S. Bns4 %ssse Bondsa ss
favnt fnc III .fs Els. spsssa pistrct i2ls uel
DE SOTO 1887 touring sedan; original
Shows SHOWS no aD wsar, Smooth. efhcient motor, ex.
cellent tires: Chernerized and sold with our
30-day guarantee and terms. See it today.
ave. e. NV: North s5sS -W
FORD 1885 coupe; fully Chernerized and
fully paint ,tn. tires ~. motor and
sSs!s yIs fss ses S.
Co. III Florida ave. NV. North 1865.
FORD 1887 2-door sedan; black; s5-horse-
power; perfect condition: S3l7 Flood
5000. Flood 1921 Conn cley. s401:
forms smoothly and economically: seats
five inside; custom straw seat covers;
tineuished from new except for a great
reduction in price: S495; guaranteed: easy
terms: steuart Motors. 9th and N. Y.
nerized to give i've you Complete satisfaction.
buy 5[Is:a URss sS Sb:qsS;
FORD 1885 de luxe phaeton; dual horns,
tai lamps windshield wipeIs az and wind IND
new black TOP; best condition throughout;
5 very good tires; 1895; easy terms: guar
ant sntesd sSsaars Msti soS" Motors 9th and NJ T.
FORD 1888 Tudor de luxe sedan. at
tractive green finish: white wall tires; lit:
tie used immaculately clean inside and
out; tip"top mechanical order: fully qua guar, r,
Motors, 9th and N. Y. ave. NV. Natl
5000
FORD 1887 convertible sedan: black finish:
new black top; leather upholstery; motor
smooth, powerful and efncient: 8 excellent
tires: smart sports car. ideal for the top
down season at hand: S12S down. easy
terms. steuart Motors. 9th and N. Y. ave.
NV. Natl. 5000.
FORD 1887 Tudor: original finish appears
new. upholstery clean and shows no wear.
smooth. efficient motor. excellent tires;
Chernerized and sold with our 3O-day
guarantee and terms. See It today $3.50
Cherner Motor Co.. I'LL Florida ave. NV
North 1876
FORD 1897 "S5" Tudor trunk sedan pri-
vately owned; $4,000 miles: sacrifice. 1865;
terms Columbia 2075. Dealer.
FORD 1887 s5 de luxe Fordor and radio.
carefully driven. $40 Satisfactory pay
ments can be arranged with responsible
purchaser Mr mcdowell. Shep. 379s.
FORD 1895 s5 de luxe coupe. very nice.
$3.50 Terms II necessary. Shepherd $3.50
Mr.. Cole.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL BUY OR LEASE GASOLINE STA
tion in Northwest section. Box ll0-X,
Star.
WANTED-SMAIL FACTORY SPACE. ONE
or two floors 1000 to $500 50. it.. in or
near WASHINGTON State location. lowest
rental and other particulars. Box "64-Z
Star
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FARMS FOR SALE,

LOTS FOR SALE.
LARGE WOODED LOT. PAYMENT PAID
cash. Shepherd 1880
ARGYLE TERRACE-TWO DESIRABLE
building sites on Argyle terrace, between
18th st. and VArnum ST.. in immediate
vicinity Of new Crestwood subdiyision.
Apply, Apply tTYst department. the Natl Metro
LARGE LOT 1OOx315 EFT; BASEMENT
completed: $3.50. IA mivpast Cedar Hill
Cemetery Line. O744-W.
INDUSTRIAL. APPROXIMATELY $500
so. TT. bet. 9Th and 9th on Girard st. ne.
Wide alley in rear and side reasonably
priced. Call Shepherd 1890
% GROUP ROW HOUSE, 4O-FT. LOT.
on beautiful. high location: close to stores.
theater, Sc; ami. 5 dct.. adj. Amer U.
Park: Sl:150 ca. l. Mass. extd,: $3.50.
Col. 1865.
FORCED TO SELL. 1OOx14O; GREATER
Capitol Hgts: $3.50: water. cleo; assessed
al 500. Box SS-X. Star.
$3.50 BUYS RIVER VIEW LOT. Is MIN
downtown; ami: $500 less than adj lots
A rare bargain for cash Address owner.
Box 477-Z. Star.
FINE CORNER. 9Ox1OO; PAVED STREET
ami; 18th st. bus: nearby Md: 81 900
cash. Also Soft site $500. F. H. A.
loan; quick: worth much more. Col. 1871;
eyes,. Shep. 3471.
7Ox120 TREES Mr. G'TOWN RD.. S1.IOO.
GEO. F. DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist,
Natl. $3.50. 11O1 vt. Ave. NV. Emer. ALT.
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ENGLISH COTTAGE

Beautifully. Handicapped and surrounded
payment and balance like rent.
w. H. BACON. Jr., Owner and Builder
84OS 18th st: s.. Arlington. Va
Oxford 2571. 2Ss
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ACREAGE WANTED.

20-3O ACRES. CLEAR. MONTGOMERY
County: elec. available: on hard road;
Give full description With directions ana
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LINCOLN 1885 Zephyr sedan custom
radio. heater and white wall tires: traded
to US with little mileage and reconditioned
to new appearance and sparkling per-
formance: IA to 1S miles per gallon from
its pov erful Viz motor; tires excellent:
S5e5: guaranteed: easy terms. Steuart
Motors. 9th and N. Y. ave. NV Natl
Evening star., 1939-03-28

1o-Row,MogsE St66 gsEn BLOCK,
Rosedale st ne. all improvements. on
Erad also suitable pbans flats r apts Mr.
1343 H St. NV Dist 1900.
ON, HARD ROAD. BETWEEN POTOMAC
and Rockville Md: beautiful pine-covered
lot at 400-foot elevation 10Ox350 feet:
$3.50; $50 down and Sis monthly. Larger
pieces can be had to the rear and 'front.'
ing on county road; prices. OF course. at
,-,o LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1119 K St NV. Natl. 1855.
BROKERS OR BUILDERS
Row house and detached lots-all i'm
provements near-in wooded acreage in
large. or small tracts ready for immedi-
ate development. J. S. GRUVER. owner.
Natl. O111, or your broker.
. LOTS ON HEIGHTS NEAR PENNA. AVE.
s.e:. suitable for detached houses; public
utilities N hoGfs 5tEfst p s. sSnMHkER ls9 IA A1sh
1719 K st. NV Natl. 1885.
FINE 4O-FOoT CORNER Lot. 33rd ST.
Chevy Chase. D. C.. North Of Rittenhouse
Water and sewer. $4,000.
Two small lots. Appleton street near
3Sth. Chevy Chase D. c. Water and
sewer: at S1,1OO each.
500 group-house lots. Southeast North
east: $3.50 to $500 each. in blocks to suit
builders and SPECTATORS.
Corner 9Th and But.ernut streets NV.
two building Sites uaved street, water and
sewer; $3.50 for each.
lots Blair road and ouackenbos sts,;
all improvements; at $3.50 each.
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COJORED.
FORECLOSURE BARGAIN,

On jackson st. ne west of 10th st.
Semi. detached home on quiet street in
and bath. inclosed sleeping porch. hard
wood floors. attic. large front porch, con-
crete cellar. INV h., deep back yard. Con-
yenient to schools stores, TRANSPORTATION.
Property clear Of trust. can be purchased
by responsible party with a small cash
payment. and monthly payments less than
rent. Ewes. call Georgia S454
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
18th and "A Sts NE lincoln OSQ7
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

End COMMERCIAL; 2-STORY BUILDING.
street frontage. suitable for any contractor
or light manufacturer. l.. H. THADEN.
1OIh 18th st NV Natl 2O1s :. Wis 644O
Evening star., 1939-03-28

HUDSON 1885 4-door touring sedan: large
trunk .sah. custom radio and heater. tiptop
cleaner at 1859: guaranteed: easy terms.
Call Carl Motor Sales. GEORGIA ave and
Paah n CSa
Evening star., 1939-03-28

WlLLYS '37 4-dr. sedan: new beige fiu.:
sthoroushly reconditioned; don't miss this
oaIs osfgam; Ino- 5-day driying trial: 81 down:
only SS97. Lee D Butler. Inc. ll2l 2lst
NV. District 1918
Evening star., 1939-03-28

DODGE sedan 1885: original owner; low
jng-poWer engine. safe hydraulic brakes.
very good tires. very clean interior: ex-
sssl!snt sl!n traHsportation1, H., Ct iox cost; only
ARD. Gath and N sts. NV. Republic 0146.
Evening star., 1939-03-28

Three-acre site in Pinecrest; 1s0-f..
frontage on hard gravel street: long,
hish. level building site. then q slope down
a hill to stream at the back line. Plenty
Of Shade trees: restricted surroundings: :
homesite you would be proud to own.
Price. $1,000: 500 down. $50 month.
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON. miles out
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. S39-W-2 any
time except Sunday
Evening star., 1939-07-30

ProetieoI sunnery for West Pointers. The ploce
is Fort Hancock, N. j.. and the codets obove)
ore wotehns the firing Of couple Of the l55 mn.
guns thot protect New York Horbor. At right, q
fIotcor ood Of them wotch onti -oircroft Guns IN
oetion-ond they don't seem too as;m obost Il.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

Just wedding guest Hoe Sos Who lost his Ethopon empire
to M.sso" steps before the eomero o9o" he e.e o the
former British minister Ethiopia With him his douehte Princess
Tsoo and Prince Aor Wosen Wide World and Photo
Evening star., 1939-07-30

couple Of tourists in ihs EteWo City. Tyrone Power,
mokns his movies he goes to be guiding the guide
ond Annobeo he points out spot Of interest Romes
eent Coliseum their honeymoon tour Of Europs.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
McCann 10 Be Honored
AT Dinner FRIDAY

]. B. McCann, display manager OF
s. Kanns Sons Co., and slated as the
next president OF the International
Association Of Displaymen, will be
honored at a dinner Friday night
at the Harrington Hotel.
Mr.. McCann has been chosen by
the Nominating Committee of the
association as the unopposed candi-
date for the presidency and is to be
elected formally at the convention
to be held in New York June 1928.
This will mark the first time a
Washington man has been head of
the organization.
Plans for the dinner were an
nounced by John L. King, president
OF the National Capital Display
Club. In charge of the dinner is
L. A. Banks Of the Hecht Co., who
is assisted by the following:
w. A. Gray. Lansburg Bros; w. L.
Bowman, Woodward g. Lothrop:
o. D. Grimes, Palais Royal; E. L.
Hernden, Woodward & Lothrop;
w. L. Wardrip, William Hahn & CO.; +;
w. r. Dick, Jelleff's, Inc; Paul Fire
stone, julius Garfinckel Co.; w. j.
Alkire, Raleigh Haberdasher; N. Van
Der Linden, Woodward & Lothrop
and K. Wolff of the Modern Dis
play Co.
Evening star., 1939-06-06

cation, I strongly urge every nom
swimmer to do likewise.
Register today"
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Russian '|nvasions'
Bring New Protest
By Manchukuo
Artillery Bottle Fought
Near Chonekufene Hill,
japanese Report
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, June 6.-In a protest to
Soviet Russia after a month of in
termittent border hostilities, Jap
anese-protected Manchukuo today
demanded immediate discontinue
ance of this challenging attitude"
The protest alleged that invasions
Of Manchukuo territory precipitated
recent clashes. Domei, Japanese
news agency, in its dispatch from
Hsinking telling of the protest, said
the note was filed with the Soviet
consulate general at Harbin.
Soviets and japanese fought a s.
hour artillery battle late yesterday
near Changkufeng, scene of last
summers "vestpocket war;" said
dispatch from Hunchun to the
newspaper Asahi. Changkufeng lies
near the junction of the borders of
Manchukuo, Korea and Siberia.
Russians Repulsed.
Asahi's correspondent reported
Russian infantrymen charged near
the end Of the shellfiire but were
forced to fall back from japanese
positions, leaving two bodies and
carrying other dead with them.
One Japanese was killed.
The report said that the Russians
were building additional concrete
Notifications.
This trouble spot is in Eastern
Manchukuo, some 1900 miles from
the Lake Bor region on the Outer
Mongolian frontier, where the large
scale fighting has taken place since
May 7-hostilities marked by the
use Of large numbers of planes and
tanks.
European Policy Approved.
A japanese officer, Capt Shire
Osawa, arriving at Shimonoseki.
Japan. from Korea. declared that
the fighting on the Mongolian from
tier actually was between Russians
and japanese.
THE so-called Mongol troops are
composed of six Soviet soldiers for
every Mongolian," he told a Domei
correspondent.
In Toxic, the japanese cabinet.
after a two-hour session, approved
a European policy outlined by Prem
ier Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma.
There was no official indication of
details Of the policy. but on May 20
Hiranuma's five key ministers de-
cided that the anti-comintern ac-
cord among Japan, Germany and
Italy should be strengthened-al-
though not to the extent of a mill
tary alliance.
Evening star., 1939-06-06

deep end. The poise that will be
yours with this new-found conf
dence In being able to take care of
yourself in any kind Of water must
also stand you in good stead in your
ability to master problems of this
work-a-day world. For certainly,
every fear that is mastered forges in
one a courage that is ready for every
purpose and conQuering the fear OF
water Is one.
Having availed myself of this
learn to swim week in the past,
with much enjoyment and gratifl-
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Critics Loud Borrymore's s
Acting After Illness
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 6.-John Barry
more learned from the theater
critics today that his recent illness
has had no deterrent effects on his
acting.
They gave the stage veteran un-
qualified praise for his performance
last night in my Dear Children" J"
Mr.. Barrymore suffered q slight
heart attack which forced q shut
down Of the show last week. In
the capacity crowd that saw the
reopeninS was his famous sister,
Ethel
Evening star., 1939-06-06

W. n. Shippen. allcO eD r a
gambol and frolic ahead of the whip
of midget clown without suspect
ing the presence Of Scotsman.
The latter half of the zebra emerged
at conclusion of the act and took a
bow. He even made a little speech
in Spanish.
But his flaming red hair, his
accent and his sandy complexion
gave him away. I chatted with him
after the show while DR.. William
M. Mann of the Washington Zoo
searched for (and found) the friends
Of circus performers he knows the
world over.
The Scotsman seemed bit sad,
even after we exchanged tobacco
pouches and his pipe bowl proved
twice as capacious as mine.
Dislikes Arising At 5.
I'm the States, now" he said, "the
artists are organized. We do not
have that here. 1t is now an hour
after midnight. I must get up at
S Of the mornin'. We move then.
In the States, now, where artists
are organized, would I be getting
up at 5 of a mornin' to help pull
the stakes?"
AS boy he had run away with
q circus to England, had worked in
London, and later in Germany be-
fore coming to Argentina IL years
ago.
"Of my AZ years." he said, give
spent 80 with the circus. I'm no
bloody amateur, you know"
I agreed and complimented him
on his technique, especially the ar
tistry displayed with the zebra,
driven to Jump by the clown ring
master, balks at first and thH
climbs the fence with its forelegs.
leaving hind legs on the other side.
The Scotsman was the hind legs.
1t was his job to swing them around,
not over the jump. The act got a
big hand. I thought one gaucho
who sat next to us was going to
choke
Even a few Indians scattered
among the spectators laughed out
loud. All this I told the Scotsman
without penetrating the gloom in
which he had wrapped himself like
a cloak. He sighed and puf1ed at
his pipe. He used more of my
matches.
why not try for a job in the
States?" I asked.
Ar1entina GaIInninv
Because I like the Argentine bet
ter. This country Is not running
it's galloping, man! Every time we
go back to a town we find they have
built more to it! Cities are growing
and the country is getting more
prosperous all the time!
Our little show, now. We take
it to Buenos Aires soon to get new
tents, and trucks. We're going to
be bigger. I'm working on a bigger
act myself"
The Scotsman stared at me over
his glowing pipe bowl. There was
q significant silence. I ventured to
ask about the new act, and he be-
came at once evasive in a way that
implied he was guarding a profess
sional secret of no little consequence
AS our party came together and
we prepared to leave, the Scotman
sidled over.
Man." he said, IF you hear of
giraffe in the ring, that long neck
may be mine! But, mind you, it's
not me that gave it away!'
Nobody would suspect a Scot
man OF giving something away!" ]
said-and smiled when said it.
The Scotsman grinned back.
Now, now!" he said, "how about
a bit of my tobacco, I am still
smoking yours!"
Merit: Picking a Husband.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Syphilis Bill Stoned

SACRAMENTO. Calf, June 6
P.-Gov. Culbert L. Olson has
signed a bill requiring examina-
ton for syphilis of all California
couples applying for marriage
licenses.
A Superior Court judge may grant
waving of the examination, how
ever, or authorize a marriage even
If one party is infected.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Dog-Gone Shame

MAYFIELD, KY. UP.-Police said
a man and woman were doing
good business grabbing license tags
from dogs and selling them at cut
rates, until they made the inevitable
mistake of trying to sell tag to its
actual owner. Both were arrested,
Evening star., 1939-06-06

1hlS one was
with a circus, a
one-ring animal
show that trav-
els by truck, IL
months a year,
the length and
breadth of the
Argentine, south
in summer, north
in winter, west
when fruit and
grain crops are
harvested.
For Is min
utes our ringside
party watched a
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Last 10000 Italian Troops
Welcomed Home by Kino

By the Associated Press.
NAPLES, June 6.-King Victor
Emmanuel welcomed the last of his
victorious legionnaires home from
the Spanish civil war today in
review of 10000 in Plebiscite Square.
Near the King, who wore the uni
form of marshal of the empire, stood
Ramon Serrano Suner, brother-in-
law of Generalissimo Franco and
Spanish minister of interior; Italian
Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo
Ciano and Brig. Gen. Gastone Gam
bara, commander of the legionnaires.
The 10000 who marched in review
today were the last of many con-
tingents which had passed through
here on their way home from Spain.
Bronzed veterans of Italys inter-
vention on behalf of Gen. Franco,
they tramped from eight ships
which brought them from Cadiz.
They were to proceed to Rome by
train for another parade and Pre-
mier Mussolini's welcome tomorrow.