davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE for general housework, woman
must be hrSt-claSS cook. man must be good
chauffeur and house and yard man Good
references REQUIRED. Good salary and living
quarters 70 rlGht parties Box SIX. Star
COUPLE. colored about 40 years old, set
tied. to care for country home with every
moQern convenience, near Upper Marlboro,
Md. Wife 20 act as cook and housekeeper
for ADULTS; husband TO care for lawn. .
cows. minor repairs around house and
serve table. Must be neat, sober agreeable
and willing TO take serious interest in work
To The right couple will give permanent
comfortable. cheerful home. with private
living room. kitchen, porch $50 per month
10 start JunH 18th. Give complete details,
references Box l6-H. Star
EXPERIENCED SKIP TRACING inside
work. salary, permanent. REGAL Cloth
Ing Co = -th st n W
Evening star., 1939-06-10
France Will Release
Reserves Next Autumn

Bv the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 10-Premier Daladier
informed his Radical party
yesterday that, under the present cir
cumstances, reserve troops on duty
now would be released by the army
next fall.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
SAleSMEN.
II. FGTATF SpEcT JSTG

REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS.
We build homes 10 order IN our own
subdivisions. One successful operation now
nearing completion second development
Will open June lsth Our third and fourth
SUBDIVISIONS start within 30 10 so days
We specialize in fully detached homes from
81 900 to $4,000 Select locations en-
heavily Travelled boulevards Furnlshed d
sample homes III every unit. complete e
architectural and building organization
services prospects. buvers and SaleSmen.
ALL OUR statesmen DO IS SELL,
WILING WORKERS WILL PROSPER
HERE. Cali Mr Under for appointment.
Permanent Homes. Inc. Shepherd 5Ill
Evening star., 1939-06-10

The Premier. in his capacity as
war minister, fixed September / as
the date for releasing fortress
troops and October l for releasing
other troops doing exceptional mill
tarv service.
The number of men involved VAS
estimated by an authoritative mill
tary source to be about $50 900 OF the
more than 100000 men who have
been under arms since the spring
crisis.
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Miss Dietrich q Citizen

LOS ANGELES, June 10 tPN-
Marlene Dietrich, German motion
picture beauty, yesterday became a
citizen of the United States She
swore allegiance to her adopted
country in brief ceremony in a
Federal courtroom.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

TREE SURGEONS at once, for large job
Call Arlington Tree Surgery Co, Chest
nut
Evening star., 1939-06-10

TIRE AND BATTERY MAN; must be ex-
selling tires and batteris. In reply give
age. last three employers and length of
service and salary expected. Box 3l3-J
Evening star., 1939-06-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of The American Fire Insurance
Company of D. c.. for the election of nine
fol trustees for the ensuing year will be
held at the Office of the company. 511 7th
st. NV. on Thursday June 5th. 1889. at
II O'Clock am. Polls will be open from
GEORGE M. EMMERICH,
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PRINCE KARL, 1901 K St. n.w,--Attrae-
tive clean well-fur. rm.; rum. water; "a
hr switchboard hotel service: single. S5.15
up; doubles : o up per Uk
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY

To sell real estate is offered TO one ex-
perlenced salesman We have popular
priced homes to cover. Full co-opera ton
and assistance given, See Mr.. Mills.
REALTY ASSOC INC | 5O6 K kt n u
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HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

Powhatan and Bashford ave. Alexan-
dria, Va.
BRICK MAsoNs. 2. Apply 1929 Stephen
son pl NV. G. F. Mikkelson g. Son:
BUTCHER clean: irst-class meat cutter.
CLERK, young colored, with grocery expert
ence; city references Stand No. 6, o st.
Market, 9TH and o sts. NV.
ELECTRICIAN. new-house wireman. expert
snsed sas9 on D. c. code. Crawford, Shepherd
FLOOR SANDERS, finishers; must be
first-class. Report Saturday Sunday or
Monday morning TO superintendent of floor
sanding at Arlington Village. Va. Bring
MAGAZINE MEN-Spot verification Dis
trict,, Md. and Va. territories; pay daily or
S%eskly,. See See Dan Wagner, am. 2l9
MAN. white. with family. to act as man
agner-Janitor Of s-unit apartment building;
rental Of s42 so for 5 rooms ms and bath.
MAN. colored, to operate linen pressing
machine; experienced only SIG 10th ST.
NV. Natl. $500
NAN. young, active, wanted at once past
lS q, yes years 3 Of age for retail bakery route
summer work board, car and gas furnished;
reasonable commission: must be dependable
Bakery, P Q. Box 27 North Beach, Md.
NAN. first-class, experienced at strip floor
steady s position with thods rstciass 1 iors oorns
company. Call All. 335l-W, bet. and
Z pm.
MAN, colored, for driving light delivery
truck and janitor work: state age, expert
Box Ask. Star. i'ii'' e''''''e0 az D'''eA''
MEN, several of neat appearance to enter
the life insurance business, ordinary and
salary and commission. Excellent chance
for advancement to better positions to those
SELECTED; No experience necessary, Apply
lulO vermont ave. n W., Suite 4Ol, Monday.
June IL, 9:30 to II.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Unusual OPP
portunity for (2Il experienced house sales
men with new. fast-growing concern. Call
Adams 23l9 for appointment.
TIRE AND BATTERY MAN; must be ex-
perlenced in training and handling men,
selling tires and batteris. In. reply give
service and salary expected Box 3l3J.
Star.
TREE SURGEONS at once, for large Job.
Call Arlington Tree Surgery Co, Chest
nut "6S3. after pm.
USED CAR SALESMAN GD experienced
man, for an exceptionally active lot; clean
merchandise. lowest prices in town; high
est commissions plus bonus; transporta-
tlon, See uSed-car manager, Steuart Motor
Co. :'rd and H SITS. ne
WANTED-A building superintendent on
lnr"e Governmont lob adjacent 70 Wash
ington; must have at least Il years ex-
perience; good reference. Box 294-k star
WOOL PPFSSERS experienced, none others
need apply. Aristo Cleaners. 1925 South
CAPITOL ST.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
To sell real estate is offered TO one ex-
perlenced salesman We have popular
priced homes TO cover. Full co-opers tion
and assistance given. See Mr.. Mills.
REALTY ASSOC, INC, 1906 K ST. NV
MEN, white, over FL years of age,
with D, c. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
For further details see Mr.. A.
L. Livsie between 3 and 5 pm.
Room No. Ill. 1885 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
RUGS-CARPETS.

AbS w S4AAtA IL ~
At lowest prices Complete assortment
Nationally advertised brands Also rem
nants In all sizes Opep evenings Frpe
parking
WOODBRIDGE RUG CARPET CO. INC
1716 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Dupont $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

46 R ST. NE nicely furn. rooms. /
for III k. semI-pvt. bath. with quiet re-
fined couple; adults; 81 and S5 weekly.
Mich. G56O. l2'
Evening star., 1939-06-10

1894 COLUMBIA RD-S3 vk single rms:
double. s. Clean outside: baths c.h.w.
basement rr., $3.50: men. Adams l02l3
THE VIVIAN 1923 G st NV. offers love-
~ rms. all with running water; newly deco
rated and fu-n.: inner-sprinS mattresses,
Venetian blinds. showers. Switchbd.. elev.:
slnc!e Sc 30 wkly up. dhles, Ss so UP.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

1874 COLUMBIA RD.-s3 vk single rms:
double s. Clean outside: baths. c,hw.
basement rr., $3.50: men. Adams 102l3
ly rms all with running water; newly deco
rated and fu-n.: lnner-sprInS mattresses
snse @ ?nq 90 wkS Tp dbes xp
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th st be-
tween Eve and K-Lovelv cool rooms with
running water Slnsle, from s. weekly. dou.
So 50 weekly; 24-hr elevator and switch
board service: excellent dining room.
PRINCE KARL, 1901 K St. n.w,-Attrae-
tye cfSn Wetfp5 W. nm; rum Vat water
up; doubles $40 up per wk
ALTURAS 1909 1Ggh nw.-Conveniently
located: @4-hour elevator and hotel service:
2O17 MASS. AVE, near Dupont Circle
S!nGie room. gentleman; unlimited phone.
Michigan 140H
THOMAS, CIRCLE CLUB 1926 Mass ave:
summep 4atei Lsdies s preferred pam
.olO WYOMING AVE. N.w-sinsle room.
a,tracuvelv furnished; also STUDIO room.
v!'h kitchen: unlim. phone.
os1S 18Th ST. W-Housekeepins rms
2nd floor: water. Fr.gidaire l4th St, cars:
"0@o NW.-Gentlemen: single and
double with seml-rrivate bath. -
PTP0NT PUT }H0 CIRGLE .Gd bedrI 5s45 i9,h roo st.
dOWC. SO. ex.; walking distance.
OPP. KENNEDY WARREN = Corner rm.
Twin beds maple furn., Semi-pvt b show
er. S15 ca. 3l0Q Conn. Apt. $50
1921 10Th ST NW.--Artractive home for
and double rooms. semi and private aths.
House cool ard Comfortable Walking dis
tance. Room and breakfast or room and
200? WYOMING AVE. NW.-spaciors
prick residence in convenient. desirable
location = blk Conn: meals optional
DUPONT CIRCLE, 174a st. w.--Nice,v
turr single and double rms. lEe. win
l7ls I7th ST N.W-Nicely furnished
rooms. clean, comfortable; single. 81 up:
doubles. So UP.
1924 MASS. AVE. NW.--Nov available.
Also unusually large single room.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCIE-cooI, quiet
room in attractive home. between and r.
@n13 Hillyer pl.
/. Dc. 1446-W. >'''-'' '''' '''''' oe'''
46 F. ST NE nicely furn. rooms. l
G ned c61pe 6 adults Os = snd Hh s sus sseky
Mich. MICH G561H. 61.'' ''''' '" 20 ias
l447 MASS, AVE .N,W.-Twin beds, 81;
Ink. sS; Ink, 50.
1875 COLUMBIA RD-, Nv, Apt. 1o2-
s ned vo@an SHHa : s2o " e.ueS col 5000 nome '0F re-
FURN. ROOMS, with bath, at country
club near Bethesda; golf privileges; meals
opt; reaS rates. Wis. 1910,
snt = wk Also large hR. 3r room, s, ss ''v; vk.;
elec. fans: clean. quiet house; lacy or cou-
pie. 1865 Harvard NV. 10.
TWO PLEASANT. cool front double rooms,
for four girls; S25 per room per mo. Board
optional. "l24 st. NV. Apt. 90. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-Light, airy
studio room. attractively furnished; S25
Dupont 1850.
to bath. Gentlemen preferred
1924 10th ST N.W-Army oficer's widow
has connecting rooms. private bath;
clean, cheerful corner home; garage.
1431 FAIRMONT ST NW-Attractive
clean, well-furnished room. with Kitchen
ette; running water, second floor. Rea-
sonable.
TWO SLEEPING ROOMS. 723 Varnum ct.
NV. Near Grant Circle and bus line.
Continued on Next Page)
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FURNITURE CLEANED-SAkITlZED
3-PIECE upholstered suite cleaned d-sani-
tlzed, 81: rugs cleaned 9xl2 low as Sc15
National Cleaning Serv. Adams 66O1
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE desires driving lob
can travel exp. North 319l-R 16.
HoUSEKEEpER. efficient. white, widow in
refined home: city reference. Box 2l2-J
Star
LADY white. widow. 43 wishes position as
housekeeper IN refined motherless home in
D. c. Phone Dec. 3330-J.
LADY, young, Spanard wishes work teach
ing Spanish: tutoring or as governess.
Columbia 2S7S. 1"'
LADY wants any kind of sewing to do at
home. curtains and draperies; reas. Lincoln
1546-J. II.
p. B. x OPERATOR. seven years expert
snce can furnished best OF references.
Phone Dist. O726. To-
PRACTICAL. NURSE wishes position care
Of apt and ! child; S m to 8 pm: no
SUNDAYS: SIS wk Col 1OIs
sUBGRAD. NURSE. colored, experienced.
desires night case; excellent reference.
Dupont 794h.
TYPIsT -sTENoGRAPHER file clerk. gen.
cfice work exp-; good recommends TONS.
Falls Church 1879. IL
WOMAN, refined. college graduate. formerly
teacher. several yrs exp. real estate desires
position resident mgr Col. 2a94 w IL
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Points for Parents
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Teaching continues to be more
effective than Scolding.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

hENCH
BY graduate French univ. native; former
prof Berlitz Schools pvt, 81 so; class SC
PROP. LACAZE. 1850 K NV. Dist 2h5s
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THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS

THE EVENINGS High LIGHTS
800 pm-WJSV Americans
cab drivers.
$50 pm-WRC Arch Oboler presents Neo Wife comedy
tasy i principal characters are a modern
day soldier of fortune and Ocavia, wife of Romes
depraved emperor.
900 pm.WRC full hour program college
fraternies
$3.50 pmWOI the goth annual University of Chicago
ditiona of the alumni S
broadcast Mutual
SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM
$50 pmLONDON Music Hall, GSE, II 86 meg, 252 m GsD,
Ills meg" 255 m" GSB 95l meg. Bis
6S5 pm-PRAGUE variety OLR4A II "a m.
700 pm.-BUDAPEST Hungarian folk songs HAT4 meg,
1878 m.
750 pm.-ROME chamber 2RO, l18l meg, M lRF,
983 305
900 pm.-BERIIN Club of Notions. m
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MAN. young, active, wanted at once past
lS years Of age. for retail bakery route
reasonable commission: must be dependable
Bakery, P. O. Box 81. North Beach, Md
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MAN. colored, to operate linen pressing
machine' experienced only. sl6 10th st.
NV Natl 1920
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sITUATIoks-MEk AND WOMEN.

CARETAKER-Man wife. to take fun
charge of home; Will go out of city: best
Of references. 103 Allegheny ave- Takoma
PARK, Md. H.
COUPLE. colored desire positions as COOK
general hOuseworker. houseman, gardener
janitor; good ref. Dec. 252s.
YOUNG MAN. WIFE, colored, want apis
to care for Call Col. 1850
COUPLE. refined, cook butler. chauffeur:
take full charge house: go anywhere; hIRn-
est city references from Well-known people
Box 305-J. Star. Ill.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MAN white. with family to act as man
-Janitor Of s-unit apartment building:
rental of $40 so for rooms and bath.
Box 224-J. Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

FLOOR SANDERS, finishers; must be
frst-class. Report Saturday. Sunday- or
Monday morning to superintendent of floor
sanding at Arlington Village. Va. Bring
own tools
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MAN. colored for driving light delivery
truck and janitor work; state age, expert
ence and whether employed at present.
Box Ask, Star
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MAGAZINE MEN-Spot verihcation Dis
trict, Nd and Va territories: pay daily or
weekly. See Dan WAGNER, am, 2l9
Stewart Bldg
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MAN, flrst-class experienced at strip floor
laying. scrapng. sanding and finishing;
steady position with first-class flooring
Evening star., 1939-06-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored hrst-cass city ref to
90 awav for summer. 731 5th Sc. IL
COOK, white. middle aged wants cooking
in private family: stay in city or go away,
live in. Box 3l0-J. Star. IL
GIRL colored, neat experienced wishes
part-time work. Tel. Dupont 35@3.
GIRL, colored, wants general housework.
plain cooking all-day work. fond of chill
dren. Dist, 6240
GIRL wants a job as mothers helper or
nurse. AS c ST s,v
GIRL, colored from Va wishes general
housework, plain cooking, experienced
laundress, AT. 1890.
GIRL colored light. desires part-time Job
mornings; reference. North 1861
GIRLS C2). colored, want ghw or child
nurse: reference. %I34 Ga. ave NV
HOUSEKEEPER efficient. white middle
AGED. unencumbered: for employed coun!e
or small family. ce1 Ascot pl. ne. IL
MAID. colored experienced. of7ce cleaner,
rooming house or hotel work, night or dav,
or plain cooking: references furnished.
North a5sa
WOMAN. colored wants psrttime Job or
days work good cook: good reference.
Mich nl34
Evening star., 1939-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RooMING OR BOARDING. owner leaving
city: sacrifice goof 10Th st. location l2
r. B b. Box 27"-J. Star 1O'
WANTFD-Well-est grocery and hquor
store, Price must be right for cash. Box
273-J. Star. II.
GAS STATION-Sells 10 600 gals monthly
Rent, 500. price, $500: easy terms. Room
9n7 Tower Bldg, Met ASIA,
SILVER SPRING-One Store left in group
OF fve; excellent location for drug store
bakery, delicatessen or cleaning and press
ing business, Call OWNER between and
f pm. Shep. 300.
FOR SALE bv owner, small dencatessen
and homemade ice cream store. Gail Nj.
1928. IL
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT for sale in
whole or in part, complete, including bar.
soda fountain. booths, tables. glassware.
etc. Call Mr.. Donoghuc. District 32TT.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
Large store in new downtown apartment
building. containing over 1870 Housekeeping
units, Especially suitable for drugstore.
beauty or barber shop delicatessen or
grocery store. Reasonable rental Gail Ny.
Hisle
CHATTEL NOTES
PURCHASED Bob Hollander, Met ASIA
Evening star., 1939-06-10

MEN, several of neat appearance to enter
the life insurance business, ordinary and
salary and commission Excellent chance
for advancement to better positions to those
selected. No experience necessary Apply
l..nn ! . o %
Evening star., 1939-06-10

ELECTRICIAN new-house wireman. expert
enced on D, C. code. Crawford, Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-06-10
FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective AKocia-
ton 5000 Wheeler rd sc. Att. 7142
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.
(Continued)

PAPER HANGING. this week only, S6 50
per room; 1889 washable, sunfast papers
work guaranteed Adams 1891.
PAPERING RMs,: BINS s. Up Paintins Painting
Temple 1898. No extra charge on calls l3'
PLUMBING AND HEATING jobbing and
remodeling speciality. Harry z. Williams
North 624S
RUGS Cleaned safe, thoreueh. at
LUWIN, 1725 eth st. North 91GO, 16'
SEWING MACHINE or vacuum cleaners
oiled adjusted. cleaned. 81. 729 Sth st.
G Tipco1p
Evening star., 1939-06-10

WANTED-A building superintendent on
lnroe Government ioh adjacent 10 Wash
ington; must have at least Il years ex-
perlence; good reference. Box 394- star
WOOL PPFSSERS experienced, none others
need apply. Aristo Cleaners. 1925 South
Evening star., 1939-06-10

@O@9 r NW.-Gentlemen: single and
double with seml-rrivate bath.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10Th St. NV
Cool fron. studio bed-lEirg room. WIN
dOWr. SO. ev.; walking distance.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

BRICK MASONS. 2. Apply 1929 Stephen
son pl. NV. G. F. Mikkelsop g. Son.
BUTCHER, clean. hrst-class meat cutter.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
ADLEA KENNELS.
POULTRY & EGGS.
BABT CHICKS.
FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DAHLIA BULBS choice varieties. ASSORTED
ColorS, SI buShel. Mrs. John McConkey
OXor HI Atlantic OoS1
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@O1O WYOMING AVE. NW.-single room.
attractvelv furnished: also studio room.
WltN kitchen. Unlim. phone
Evening star., 1939-06-10

CLERK, young colored. with grocery expert
ence; city references. Stand No. 6, o st.
Market, 9TH and O stS NV
Evening star., 1939-06-10
STEERING

Let us reupholster your old living room
suite better than it was when new Pay
on easy terms If you like. No deposit nee
essary. Call for free estimate Met 534S
United UtIlltles. ] l0a 1th 81 U "
Evening star., 1939-06-10

BRICKLAYERS coored. at once. Apply
Powhatan and Bashford ave. Alexan-
dria, Va.
Evening star., 1939-06-10

THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB 1926 Mass ave.
n nw.-Bed-liVing rms. Seni-prlvate bath:
summer yates. La adles Preferred
Evening star., 1939-06-10

2O17 MASS. AVE, near Dupont Circle
SlnGie room. gentleman; unlimited phone.
NI'rbtpa0 140H
Evening star., 1939-06-10

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Unusual op-
portunity for (2) experienced house sales
men with new. fast-growing concern. Call
Adams 23l9 for appointment
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Don't Take
Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
la MorseiIIuise'
National song OF republican
France.

National song OF republican
France.
Do not say "luh mar-suh-LAYZ."
On August 10, 1892, a band of men
marched from Marseille to Paris
to aid In the revolution. As they
entered the city the streets rang
with the words and music of a new
and lusty song:
AllonS, enfdnts de la pdtrie,
Come, children of the fatherland,)
lie jour de gloire est arrive!
(The day Of glory is hereD
The electrifying song of the new
comers outstripped the wind, and
La Marseillaise" was adopted forth
with as the marching song of the
revolution. 1t is still the most STIR
ring of all national airs. The au-
thor was a French captain, Rouget
de Lisle (roo-ZHAY duh LEEL).
Mar should rhyme with the first
syllable of arrogant. The second syl-
liable is identical with the English
word say. The third syllable rhymes
with fez, and receives the accent.
The two "ls" take the sound of
~"
Correct pronunciation. lah mar
say-YEZ. Capitals indicate sylla-
bles to be accented)
Send your questions about words,
with stamped (3-cent, self-ad-
dressed envelope, to Frank Colby,
care The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1939-12-16

a dead fish should not be offered.
Offering the hand with the palm
up gives suggestion of welcome
and acceptance. Snobs hold their
hands high when offering them.
Evening star., 1939-12-16

that little opening and it has been
covered with wet, dead leaves. Now
I know something about traps. I've
seen a lot of them in my day. If
any one should step on those wet
leaves, two steel jaws would snap up
and grab him by the leg. But those
steel jaws always snap up. They
can't snap the other way. If your
paw is underneath the trap there is
no danger. BY doing this you can
lift that trap up so that 1t will no
longer be covered with those dead
leaves, and who ever comes along
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Y. IA. 6. A. to Elect
Officers Mondov

The Central Young Mems Chris
tian Association will hold its an
nual meeting at S pm. Monday for
the election of officers and reports
on its work for the last year.
A nominating committee, which
will present a list of officers and
several board members to be voted
on at the meeting, consists of DR..
A. c. Christie. chairman; Lanier p.
McLachlen, James E. Smith, STAN
ley Bell and Charming Walker. The
meeting will be held In the 2. M.
G. A. Building, 1876 @ street NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-16

60 around the fence. There may be
others just as stupid. We ought to
do something about it, but what can
we do?"
"Are you afraid to 60 near that
trap?" demanded Billy.
Bobby scratched his head thought
fully. "How near?" he asked.
Near enough to get your paw
under it," replied Billy.
Il don't know" replied Bobby.
What good will that do?"
well, you see" replied Billy, shat
trap Is set right IN the middle Of
Evening star., 1939-12-16

will see it. It isn't safe to try to pull
the leaves of of it because you
might get caught doing 1t. If you
will do that to the trap on this side
I will do the same thing to the trap
on the other side of the Laughing
Brook. If you're afraid just say so
and I'll take care of both traps"
Now Bobby Coon was afraid be-
cause, you see, he had never had
anything to do with traps. But he
wasn't willing to own up that he was
afraid. He knew that if he showed
that he was afraid he never would
Evening star., 1939-12-16
By Bruno
BY Fontoine Fox

Remove letter
called for the last Print opposite
q '
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER.
letter-Out
WEALTH-WF1ALE
(baby's tow,
FURTHEST-SHUTTER coyer).
CHARTED-ARCHED dts curved.
RESTED-TREATED everybodvs fun
Evening star., 1939-12-16
By Edgar Beroen
By willard
By Mormon Marsh
By Bud Fisher

hear the end Of 1t, for Billy Mink
would be sure to tell everybody hs
knew. He thought the matter over
Tor few minutes and then grunted,
Il guess If you can do 1t, I can"
"All right, let's get busy!" cried
Billy Mink, jumping up. II don't
want to spend the rest of the night
sitting around here"
So Billy Mink swan across the
Laughing Brook, and Bobby Coon
slowly shufned along on his side
down toward the little fence where
the trap was set.
Evening star., 1939-12-16

there are others who travel up and
down the Laughing Brook who
might not discover the traps until
too late"
Bobby Coon nodded. "Just what
I was thinking" said he. But for
you, Billy Mink, would be in that
trap down there this very minute.
It was stupid of me not to have
suspected that that little opening in
that fence was left purposely to
tempt whoever came along to 90
through 1t instead Of taking the
trouble to climb that steep bank and
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Bobby Coon and Billy Mink sat on
an old log on the bank of the Laugh
ing Brook and talked over the traps
Billy Mink had discovered and what
should be done about them.
"Of course" said Billy Mink, you
and are safe enough. We know
exactly where those traps are and
we are not going to be 50 foolish as
to get caught In one Of them. But
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Points for Parents
Rv EDYTH THOMAS WAIIACI

When it is necessary for children
to 1Uait in the car, plan for some
thing for them to do that will make
the Waiting as pleasant as possible
Evening star., 1939-12-16
jolly Polly
4 Little Chat on Etiquette
By JOS. ]. FRISCH.

BY JUS. J. FRISCH.
T. E. OFF friendly, firm grasp
cannot be given, smile and a bow
would be better appreciated by the
recipient. A hand that feels like