davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-08-27

3LBeamy, Buckle Up, Quintillian.
Ian.
4-Advocator, Cash OBoy, Jumping
Jill.
5-Catcall. All Heels, Jack Rubens.
6-Wise Moss, Charm Bracelet, One
Witch.
7-Us, Marogay, Sack.
8-Baby Talk. Hand and Glove,
MolasseS Bill.
9-Erins Sun, Dark Level, Liberty
Torch.
Best bet-Advocator
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Laval
Continued From First Page. }
suit in the execution of leading
Communists as an example.
Peri MAY Be Executed.

suit in the execution of leading
Communists as an example.
Peri May Be Executed.
"a heavily censored message to
the Associated Press from its
Vichy bureau indicated that one
such victim may be Gabriel Peri,
former editor of the Communist
organ LHumanite in Paris, who
has been the leading Communist
In the hands of authorities.
peri was arrested in May and
sentenced to five years for Com
munist activity. Only last week
the German authorities of occu-
pied France announced that the
entire public would be held re-
sponsible for acts committed
against French and German au-
thorities)
Reports tonight said that doctors
had extracted the bullet from
Lavals chest. and that he asked i'm
mediately afterward to talk to his
wife by telephone. Staying at the
Laval estate near Vichy, Nine Laval
left Immediately to be at her hus-
bands bedside.
New Courts Functioning.
The shooting occurred on the very
day that newly established anti
Communist courts began function
ing to handle the cases of many
hundreds arrested in both occupied
and unoccupied France in growing
manifestation of oposition to COL
laboration with the Germans.
A number Of persons described as
Jews and Communists were arrested
today in the fourth ward Of Ger
man. occupied Paris In continua-
ton Of roundups which have netted
about 10000 prisoners in the past
10 days.
Colette, the young assassin. told
authorities he had joined the legion
of Communist volunteers SIM
ply to have an opportunity to shoot
the collaborationist leaders.
He said he was born in Britanny
Province at Calvados August IL,
1912, and that he arrived at Ver-
sailles this morning as a volunteer
for the sole purpose of shooting
down" Laval.
The swarthy Laval, who is So, has
been leader of the collaborationist
group since the armistice, when he
was made Vice Premier in the new
conquered regime and designated
successor to Marshal Petain.
But in a sensational shakeup last
December Is Laval was ousted.
Since then he has spent most of his
time in German-occupied Paris
coming to Vichy only for occasional
visits.
Versailles, scene Of the shooting
is just a few miles outside Paris.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Saratoga Fast.

mo selections.
2-Pomway, Gallant Devil, Step
some.
3-Bellarmine. Ballarosa, Dignity.
4-Hardship. Brownie, Businesslike.
5-Star Quest, Pony Express, High
Brow.
6-One Jest, General Mowlee, Ted
der.
7-Philidor, Thrift, Scaramouch.
3-Short Distance, Star Padula,
Kai-Hi.
Best bet-One Jest.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Washington Park Fast.

WdsuIHgIU IUH Tdrk IfdSIJs
By the Louisville Times.
1-Loch Ness, Silk Yarn. Mention.
2-Modulator, My Luck, Illinois Tom.
aValtite. Linger Awhile, Crumpet.
4Memphis, Little Red Fox. Epay.
5-Dream Beat, Bronte II, Sun
Alexandria
6-Must Go, Brother Jim, The Skip
per,
7-Junco, Earliana. Reign Countess.
8-Tiger Teddy, Bachelors Bower.
Kenyon c.
Best bet-Memphis.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
bEIo DE +
FIFTH RACE-TETRA ROCK,
GAYLE F., MARANDAN.

TETRA ROCK has scored sew
eral nice wins on the New York
circuit and he has trained very
satisfactorily at the local oval.
He could win as his rider pleases.
GAYLE F. has raced we'll at
times and he could be closeup
at all times. MARANDAN wins
often and she has to be given
stout consideration.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
EIGHTH RACE - OVER CALL,
PRINCESS LADY, CHRIS
TINE ADEE.

OVER CALL scored earlier this
year at Delaware Park and her
best effort should be good enough
to trim the indifferent opposi-
ton she hooks-up with in the
nightcap. PRINCESS LADY
scored at Bel Air and she might
be in the thick of the battle.
CHRISTINE ADEE was third in
her last.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Saratoga

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000. claiming;
Peace Fleet lcoule) 264O $40 $40
The Count tSchmidD 1920 $50
Harkim tRobertson) 1880
Time. 1:l44s.
Aso I.aeliD Glgp Gre, fNns I2ast
asse,' aoden Ford and sarimn: mnfa' eG eGu''''n
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 200: claim
Ing: 3-ysar-olds: furlonss,
ssn1fyt Family Doc sM..Gs awrisho' 7.1o 4eo sssoo
Hotzea tWestrope) ESQ
DAILY Double paid sss7ol
THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000 claimins.
4-year-olds and upward furlonss.
Zostera tGreco) 1900 600 $40
Snow Gindberel 40 300
Chalmac Uonsden) $50
Also .i r.nSsck Fly. Trapeze Artist. Tim
FOURTH RACE--Purs., sI5oa added.
sraded handcan. Class c, 4-year-olds and
UP; iurlones.
ese eodsn Fss Rs,.ss rtia MEADE 1890 sS sS QUIT out
Grey Wolf ,6onosol -...- out
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: allow
Ponty (RobertsonD eco 40 8 40
Waller (Youns) go $40
Aakins tSkelly) $50
| Time, l 80.
| Also rsn-Transngure Gun Bearer and
Easty Notion.
SIXTH RACE-Adirondack Handicap:
| purse, $1,000 added: 2-year-olds. fur
| longs
Romps Home Donsden) $50 400 2.ao
| Eauipet tWall 40 40
| Horn tSchmidl $50
| Time ] 1:l3 3-5.
Also ran--Lift. Porters Girl Little
| Rebel My Choice. Air Sure, Umbrll, En-
| hance and Last Sou.
a w. Zelgler. u, entry
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Rossvun's Comment
TFTIRD RACE-STEEL BEAM,
FAIR FLAME, CHIEF
rrEnnV

TE1RD RACE-SIEEL BEAM,
FAIR FLAME, CHIEF
TEDDY.
STEEL BEAM won several nice
outings at Delaware Park and she
appears to stand out over this
opposition. A good ride should
be all that is needed for brackets.
FAIR FLAME won her only local
try with something left at the
finish line. CHIEF TEDDY is
as good as his last win suggests.
FOUR TIL RACE-PRAETOR,
HIGH BUD, ELTONHEAD.
PRAETOR just galloped to win
his last in the easiest possible
manner and right of that cork
ing performance he has to be
given the call for a repeat win.
HIGH BUD is quite consistent
and he should be in the thick Of
the fight all. the way. ELTON
HEAD has won six races this
year.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Other Selections
Saratoga Consensus Fast .

Saratoga Consensus Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-L'Odeon. Chaloner, Pico Blanco
II.
2-Stepsome. 2 Polly Prim, Media
Luna.
3-Ballarosa, Southern Jane. Flood
II.
ABusinesslike, Grenadier, Hard
ship.
Son the Level, Pony Express,
Squadron.
SOne Jest, Tedder, General Now
lee.
Thrift, Scaram0uch. Firing Line.
aDevils Run, Short Distance, Kali
Hi.
Best bet-Businesslike.
Narragansett Consensus Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Dilly Daily, Mine, Preemptive.
2@Suez. Cleaning Time. Morstep.
3Quintillian, Valdina Knave,
Buckle Up.
4Advocstor, Jumping Jill, Siga-
mar.
5-Portable, Jack Rubens, Eric
Knight.
6-Charm Bracelet, Wise Moss, One
Witch
7-Marogay, Equistone, Us.
8-Molasses Bill, Croissant, Battle
Line.
9-Cansting, Juanita. Wise Player.
Best bet-Charm Bracelet.
Narragansett FasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
top Half, Shippers Mate, Pre-
emptiye.
@Cleaning Time, Darkmelus, Star
of Dondra.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Soviets Plan Arctic Airline

Russia is inaugurating an air
service between Moscow and the
Chukotsk Peninsula in the Arctic
and planes will cover nearly 5000
miles each way.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

The 3O0-fooe fall Of the Tanibra-
parni River Ia India = to b haT-
messed for Z hydroeiectfac statio0.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
N. Todoys Results Entities
NuSI"9 nc W And Selections for Tomorrow
Selections for q Fast Track at Marlboro
BEST BET-STEEL l

SEVENTH RACE-OUR TEDDY,
YANKEE LAD. COL. SCOTT.
OUR TEDDY just galloped to
win his last by a city block and
right off that cracker jack per-
formance he must be selected to
win again. YANKEE LAD is at
tops and the top one can afford
no mistakes and lead him past
the Judges. COL. SCOTT won
his last and he rates with the
leaders.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Norrogonsett Park
ax the Associate Press

DS INC <-SsON-s NrO 4cees
FIRST RAcE.PnIse. SLIGO; special
seven o seven tAtkin.onj $3.50 1900
Psrsboloid CFaEan) $50
Also ranaaDspurr. sissie Smith, Blue
strids Key Discover Enchantress aan AVoca
SECOND RACE+Purse. S11OO: claim
ssaalss HsTs II a1sn5 iH'Shf s9io 1g4e
bs5P5s #1S. rqrd a.s PARADISE 30
@ @Aiso rsn-valdina Ray, Angry Waters.
Your Bid. Charles Lady and Chance Run.
DAILY Double paid s31s.4oD
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s1,1oo; claiming;
Marion Collins (At' SOM 1880 $50 80
Embrace tvandenbershe) $50
Also ran-Grand Monarch, Galway,
Amazonian, Right as Rain. Boy Lsrkmead:
Garden Gal. Balmorhea, Old Smoothly and
FOURTH RAcEaPurss, 81 200; claim
sfhu frh eMsieehs' e sf'n'0n' iO'40 1880 1880
Night Tide tDurandol 80
Also ranLcsdet Bob. High Martin. Lady
Val. Paddy, Keis Lisht. RuEsed Rock.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 300 allow
Ances: 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Boot and Spur TAYLOR 90 $50 $40
Automaton May $40 . 80
Aridisical tBriggsl 400
Time, 1:132s.
Also ran-One Link, Second ThouGht
and Wood Robin.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 1900; claiming;
3-year olds and UP: furlonss.
dh Graustark wolfe, $40 $50 $50
oh Tony W'ver (Atk sony 40 $50 $40
Balmy Spring tMeloche) 400
Time 1:12is.
Also ran-Etruscan Sparrow Chirp,
Street Arab. Light Sweeper. Argeila,
dh-Dead heat for first.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
SIXTH TYR, IDA
TIME. ODENATHUS,

TYR has scored two wins at
this point and in his present
condition he must be selected to
lead this opposition past the pay
off line. IDA TIME is very con-
sistent and her best effort should
have her battling for the i'm
portant money. ODENATHUS
appears to be in the pink of con-
dition.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
FOUL r TIL RACE-PRAETOR,
HIGH BUD. ELTONHEAD.
Racing Results
Marlboro

FIRST .RAcE-,Purse,. $500: claiming;
MAIDEN Haiasns 3sesr-olds and w ff11rlopEso
Uncle Jimmy tBernhardtl 4.s0 $50
High and Happy tOMaley> 27o
Also ran-Lanelan, Baby Susan, Justa
Mite. Nice Work, More Sunshine.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up, ga furlongs.
Noon Step CPslumbol $50 400 80
Blenethel tGrsnu 40
Time, 1:272s.
Also ran-Balkanese, Counora. Trans
vine. Knights Haven, Lsdys Beau.
DAILY Double paid Sl9.l0D
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500 claiminsi
s-year.old maidens; 5la furloonss
sesfi5aGs ssd bS2s {Daord Hss1e so sS ssS s4c $40
White Sea iScoccsD 240
Also % %ranHHe-s Tops. pete's Box. Sleepy,
Specialist and Shiny Dome.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500. elaiminr
sa. aee Of chanss fsanps Pq2sa H.Bsl $50 S S sS
Mr. Jim tBocSonb $50
Time. 1898
Also ran-WslN. Microplsy. scullery
Maid, Settler and Exhort.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; 3-year -olds
R.ls1n RgtshsT Boy DufOTD 1880 t1o to sssS 60
Happy Hostess fWrisht) 490
Also ran-Clay Hill. New Step High
land Song. Great Sarah and Butterman.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
FIRST RACE - SUN = SCENE,
MVSc uHnITR FLICK

MISS HILDUR, FLICK.
SUN SCENE won several nice
attempts at Charles Town and
she has worked swiftly over the
local strip. The filly may be able
to trim this sort. MISS HILDUR
scored a front-running victory
at Cumberland and she has to
be given stout consideration.
FLICK scored at Hagerstown in
an upset.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
SEC OND RACE-WAY OUT,
BRAINCHILD. CHAKRA.

WAY OUT has raced right con-
sistently this year and the Sir
Walter mare has as good a
chance as anything else in this
wide-open evenly matched affair.
BRAINCHILD wins her share
and she promises to be in the
thick of the scramble. CHAKRA
won at Charles Town and she
rates some chance.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Palestine is expanding Its pro-
duction of medicines In the hope
OF producing al that ars needed
In the country.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Production Of airplanss = 70 Be
increased Ia Sweden.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

SIXTH RACE - Purse. 81 500; allow
anceS; 3-year-oldS and up; furlongs
One Witch - lO9 Wise Moss -- ll0
Jeanne DArc l09 Manamsld lis
Dark Imp l01 Macks Dream l07
a Oh rm Bracelet l0I
a A. Pupino entry
Evening star., 1941-08-27

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 81, 1,2GO: claim
ing; 3-yesr-olds and up; u miles.
Lante 103 Devils Run - 1os
Short Distance 115 star Of Padula- 120
TPriority Qs Kai-Hi 116
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
NINTH tSUBSTITUTEl RACE-Purse
Il 100: claiming; 3-year-olds and upward;
Saratoga

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Pmrse 81 300. allnE-
Evening star., 1941-05-24

haStened to add. Mothers an aW-
fully swell person, you know. But
naturally she wants to see that
we're both taken care of and mar
rying somebody is the only way she
knows to do it. Anyway, she really
does like the count. -~~
Matt said, That's good, Maybe
they'll get married and be very
happy"
Il hope sol" she smiled ruefully.
well, there's my Sordid story, and
1 don't know why in the world I
troubled you with it"
Because I'm a fellow American
and you like me. perhaps?"
That's it. l adore you for being
an American. It's funny, but I never
can talk easily with these gentle
manly Italians or Spaniards. And
the Frenchman we met, goodness
But an American man is so simple
You know just what they're think
ing every moment, and it makes it
so easy to know theml"
"Really?" Matt said Then. as
long as you know what I'm think
ing. I might as we'll tell you that I
want you to be here when I come
back again. Will you be here, and
will you go riding with me again?"
Matt Hurries Away.
I'll try my best to, Mr.. Burgess. u
She spurred her horse forward, and
they cantered together into the city
laura, humping after them, smiled
to himself. In front of the hotel
Tauru took the three horses and
Matt and Leigh ran up the stairs
At the top she stopped, flushed and
laughing and smoothed back her
hair. Guess who l see in the lob
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Natures Children
Barred Owl
(StriX varia)

and on moonlight nights they are so
affected by the mystic effect over
their territory, that they become
almost loquacious. They are very
curious; you can attract their at
ton by initiating their voices and
even if it is crudely done, they seem
to catch the drift of what it is about,
coming closer to clear up the matter.
In March or April, counting is in
order. No matter how long and
how happily the couple has been
married, the male is as ardent a
suitor as the first year and the
female as delighted to hear the
promises and endearments voiced by
her companion.
The barred owl is not a builder
A deserted dwelling belonging to a
neighbor hawk or crow is recondi-
toned. Often a hollow tree is used.
In this nursery, two white eggs are
laid, in the North, three.
Mice, of course, are firSt-choice
meat. Frogs, lizards, crawfish and
insects of any size are also relished.
Small birds sometimes are too
tempting for the owl to pass by, and
on rare occasions domestic fowls
have wandered too far from home
and safety. All birds are apparently
of one mind toward the owl tribe,
with the exception Of the blue jays.
Where or when these rascals found
out how to tease and annoy owls is
a matter of conjecture, Wherever
the two are present, there Is joy on
the part of one, discomfort for the
other. The jays have even learned
to band together to call upon the
sleepy owl, who is taking sunbath,
though somewhat dazed by the
bright light during daylight hours,
and not expecting callers.
The screams of the jays are mad
dening to humans, let alone owls.
Harassed beyond endurance, the owl
seeks the shelter of his dark apart
ment. Having succeeded, the blue
clad villains depart, no doubt to find
others they can tease and frighten.
Some day member of the owl tribe
is going to strike back. 1t would be
great fun to see the handsome jays
in retreat.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

eXteriorly. Quite the opposite. She
promised to become more interest
ing than her smooth beauty at first
would lead one to suspect. But, as
they were heading home, she be-
came quieter and then quite sud-
denly she was telling Matt all about
herself and her mother,
Leigh Reveals Situation.
Yes. we're stuck in TripOli, at
least for the time being. It's a
little matter of money. Mother
and l managed to spend all We
had in an incredibly short time, and
now, well, it doesn't sound very nice,
but we're camped on the trail of an
Italian count The horses had
slowed to a walk. Both of them
looked straight ahead while she
talked. I'VE followed him to Rome.
He's supposed to be very wealthy.
And mothers hoping that if he
doesn't marry her I can Snag him.
Right now he seems to show a pref
erence for mother, but with Reynol
you never can tell" She seemed to
feel that she was speaking depre-
ciatingly of her mother, for she
Evening star., 1941-05-24


at her mother half-ashamed at her
obvious pretence. Il never met Mr..
Richardson" she said levelly.
"Oh no. that's right, dear, You
didn't" She turned to Matt. 1t
was terribly stupid of me. I'm
sorry!'
Not at all" Matt said gallantly.
I'm only sorry that I'm not Mr..
Richardson"
The woman f1uttered oh. how
nice of you!" She was Matt saw,
utterly respectable and not quite
used to inviting strange men to dine
with her. But she was also the
type of woman who blooms only
in masculine company and she
seemed bored to death with herself
and the girl. He decided to be
helpful.
would it be preSumptuous of me
to invite you to dinner with me >. &.
I mean. as long as Mr. Richardson
has more or less brought us to-
gether?"
She laughed gayly. Il think it
would be lovely if We could have
dinner together. Leigh and I are
Evening star., 1941-05-24

BY" she whispered. "Old snake
eyes himself"
Snake-eyes proved a very fitting
title for Reynol, Count de Mongena
He came toward them a few steps,
then stood waiting in the center
of the lobby for them to approach.
His eyes were very black and very
unSparkling and his thin smiles
could never climb high enough to
light them up.
"Reynol, may I present Mr.. Bur-
CESS. He's from home"
The count bowed and there was
no handshake. Delighted" he mur-
INJURED. And then, "Mr. Burgess,
I have memory fer faces. Where
have seen yours?"
Il don't think we've met before"
Matt said, just as stiff1y. And yet,
there was something hauntingly fa-
miliar about the dark eyes and the
thin aristocratic nose. I've only
been in Tripoli two days"
"Ah, yes" the count answered.
Business trip, I presume?"
Mr.. Burgess is in the shipping
business" Leigh informed him.
"Ah!' The count said again and
this time on a different note. He
looked as though he were going
to start asking questions.
Matt took over hurriedly. I'm
very pleased to have met you" he
said crisply. But I'm expecting a
call very soon in my room. You'll
excuse me? Miss Bannon, un-
til 7 tonight?"
"Of course" she said. Matt
started for the elevator.
I'll see you again. Mr.. Burgess!"
the count called and Matt wondered
as the elevator door closed, whether
anything special had been meant by
the remark.
A Sudden Decision.
So that was Reynol. Without any
definite reason Matt disliked him
1t was partly his manner that
made Matt feel like an overgrown
farmland. And without any def
mite reason he disliked the idea of
Leigh's marrying him. She was a
nice kid . very nice.
He unlocked the door. Swahli
Ben was sitting on the bed wait
ing for him. Before Matt could say
anything, Swahli stood up and said,
I'VE sail in half-hour."
What? I thought we were SAIL
ing in the morning. I can't go to-
night E. I've got dinner engage
ment!'
Swahli answered, Orders. We
sail in half-hour. I have called
for your bill and paid it. Your
clothes here on bed. I go back
now"
Wait minute! How did you
get in here?" Matt demanded. Il
don't like to have my room broken
into whenever you feel like seeing
mel"
A thousan' pardons, Sidi," the
mate Knocked him. 81 am sail in
half-hour." Then he shut the door
leaving Matt tuning.
There was nothing else to do but
be there. After all San Porte was
his boss now, and there was no
point in being stranded in this
place with no money or identifi-
cation. Angrily he pulled on his
native rig and packed his other
clothes in suitcase. He would
check them in the hotel until his
return.
The last thing was TO write a
note TO Leigh telling her he couldn't
have dinner with her. He wondered
if she would be angry.
Copyright. 1941.
The Chicago Daily News, Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Ticks Make Cattle
Too Weak to Gruze
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HELENA, Mont.-In the midst of
abundant fresh spring grass Eastern
Montana cattle lost their appetites
and grew listless, disdaining food.
Veterinarians found them heavily
infested with wood ticks. Appar-
emily they had lost so much blood
they couldn't walk or Craze.
From one steer we filled a A.
pound lard bucket with ticks" said
DR.. w. J. Butler, State veterinarian
Evening star., 1941-05-24

TYPIST AND FILE CLERK for general of
fice work. IG-"5 years of age white, gen
tile. Washington or nearby resident for
at least 3 years Box lg4-B, Star
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Student Earns Expenses
By Making Trout FIys
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo.-Russel Thomp-
son makes trout f1ys to pay room
and board at the University of Mis-
souri,.
He learned the art at his fathers
tackle shop in Roaring River State
Park in the Ozarks. Last year he
filled a single order for 300 dozen.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
WboWalks on Sand @
Qita uan<en 70
by Rita Hansen

The thus
brother hen the breaks out after
Lisbon hoping to home While there
money stolen and saloon the docks he knock
out drink Ulla
erranean Jon San mysterious parent
Cdrtd Chom Matt remembers being NTH Lisbon passed
out perSuade him to his trading there
being apparent alternative takes
IN italian Ltbya and fen moments after he hotel
dining nidde-dged
Evening star., 1941-05-24
(StriX varia)
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Barred owls love solitude. In the
dense forests, in sWamps almost i'm
possible to enter because of the
heavy growth Of vines, in low
shrubs, trees and ferns, the barred
owl and his mate feel fairly safe
from intrusion.
Since this owl and his family are
distributed over the middle eastern
part of North America, his big, far
reaching voice is familiar to many.
Some call this bird the rain owl,
others, wood owl, swamp owl and
Evening star., 1941-05-24

roundhead. BY any name, he IS the
fellow that goes about hunting for
his dinner when the shadows fall.
Because he is so sure of himself, he
does not have to be quiet, so his
"Whoo, whoo, whoo, who-to-hoo-
hal" is broadcast with much en-
phasis laid on the last two syllables,
as if to taunt you and frighten the
geewits out of fellow poaching on
his domain. When two or more
males seem to be discussing the
state of Union, no "afraid-of-the-
dark" person is happy within reach
of the voices of these qualified hoot-
ers.
During dark and rainy days, the
barred owls may come to their
open door and talk back and forth,
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Three Tests Reveu!
Typical ColIegiun
Rv+he Associated presv

by IHt NAoUCIdIPu FTeSS
FORT WORTH, Tex.-What are
the most striking characteristics of
the typical college student?"
At Texas Christian University a
survey indicated these:
He experiences chronic shortage
of money, he is an ardent lover of
the game of football, he is an en-
thuSiastic dancer.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Radio Actress Doc
Takes Nip at Villain
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-Vicki Vola, radio
actress, took her dog with her to the
studio where Mr.. District Attor-
ney." in which she plays featured
role. was being recorded.
The script required her to scream
for help. She did, and her pet
leaped in and took a nip at keenan,
Wynn, playing the villain. For
tunately it bit more trouser than
Wynn, but the record was a total
loss.
Fire is collecting waste paper to
raise funds for ambulance bripades.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

STENOGRAPHER-TY with knowledge
of bookkeeping. P. B Y. experience; young
woman preferred. Apply Fairfax NlllaGe'
Evening star., 1941-05-24

competent, 30 to 40,
); live in local refer
MY AEf=
Evening star., 1941-05-24

pIASTERERS WANTED Call 1900 block
| corcoran Ct . Younq's lob o5@
Evening star., 1941-05-24
CHAPTER v.

looking
had As
of table
Richardson m S
shouldn't
didn't tell Richardson"
The girl looked from her She pretty but her
Evening star., 1941-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Res Shelter. 1900
Wheeler I'd. Sc. AT. 1873. Present
facilities limited TO that class only.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
AGENTS.

AGENTS, colored. wanted TO sell brand
new service. Good commission. Call bet.
1913 North 0263. Other time Decatur
1884 for appointment.