davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

tell me couple seasons ago the
sheriff hoosegowed one o. the
boys for packin' iron in his
trunk. In his trunk, mind
you. IN not on his hip"
The two old fellows spar
red around in their converse
ton. each knowing what was
on the others mind. Finally
Hash cleared his throat reso-
lutely. took a swallow of beer
and came out with il.
RAN OUT ON HER
Ever see hide or tail o.
Dulcie, Tex"
NO, Hash, i amt heerd fer
some time. She-er-weli,
you savvy she didn't have no
picnic with that Teller"
whats the details ."
Dunno. They got divorced
after he spent all her money.
She kind of faded out. He
war a no-gOOd tarantula and
got to runnin' with a bad set
o. mavericks. Country got too
hot fer him"
"And-and-"
Il sayyy what yo're gittin'
at, partner. Fact Is, dunno.
The little gal growed up purity
as a purple lupine In dry
wash. useter see her an
her NAV traipsin' around the
boulevard but that was years
ago. The youngster would be
growed up by now, wouldn't
she:"
"ShOre would. Lemme see.
IL years ago-yep, Daisy'd be
10 goin' on 90. I've shore
missed her, Tex"
The din and blare of Cas-
sldys grew louder. Hash
Philpot, staring across the
blllowing sea of clasped
bodies on the dance floor.
neither saw nor heard. At
the next table a pretty girl
and a handsome young rider
sat down. He was in his
colorful rodeo costume. Tex
drawled:
"Howdy, Utah, you hittin'
the high spots, huh ?"
BEST BUSTER WE GOT
When the couple danced
Tex said:
THAT thar waddy is Utah
Charlie Hawks. Best buster
an fastest hogtier we got.
He's gonna take down a bar'l
of prize money"
Tex grlnned.
Utah was tellin' me how
this time it's love that up an
smacked him right In the chin
strap. He tells me he has fell
for that thar yearlin' as fast
an hard as If she war the can
tankerOusest bronx what ever
thrun a man. Yep. Even TUX
her away from one O. these
yere city slickers which
thought he had her in his own
corral for keeps.
Utah Charlie slapped TeX's
back as he passed by. The
girl was flushed and smiling.
It was plain TO see that she
and the strapping lad at her
side were in love.
TRIO APPROACHES
Three men arrived at their
table Just as they were sitting
down. Hash held his seat.
One of the men was young
and rakishly handsome. An
other vas thickset with an
iron gray mustach. The
third-Hash Philpot knew.
you're right, oldtimer."
Tex said in a low voice.
"Thatll be little Daisy or I'm
the grampa of a family of
horned .toads."
The man whom Hash knew
issued crisp instructions.
That's the fellow you want,
officer, with my daughter.
Miss Dale. think you'll find
he's armed. You know these
cowboys, always looking for
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mother OF tr1plet sons, Is 1eet ~ lncnes
in height and weighs 102 pounds. I won
dered what Mr. Harris said when the nurse
came out and cried:
eta three boys."
II it were not against our policy TO
use puns would say the happy pappy ex-
claimed:
-oh. boy! Oh, boy. On. boy"
MANY readers have expressed satisfac-
AVA ton because OF the action OF actor
James Stewart asking TO be permitted TO
join the army Immediately E. A good
automobile driver does not have to be con-
tinually bearing down on his horn. Have
you noticed the difference in the manner
which people sound their horns. Some
horns seem TO say:
would you mind moving over,
please"
While others seem TO scream:
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lost both aim and meaning: yet, at the sal
UNNECESSARILY more precious. No longer
can we look far ahead We are sure Of
only this day this hour-and there Is
desperate hunger in US to make the most
of them. .....
THEN DO TT Live this day as you
once dreamed Of diving lifetime, "stme-
time wher things got better" Live 1t gal
lantly, abundontiy, ruth fne, free gesture.
Throw away your old cautions! Stop pro-
teeting yourself! Stop boarding yos~seB!
LET YOUR HEART GO ALL OUT!
You were told as youngster. that 1T
wasn't nice to show your feelings" You
were taught TO be reserved -. careful m
your contacts =. lest you bring disappoint-
ment or humiliation on yourself. That code
might have done for another day, but for
get it now. You're facing too tragic q
need TO observe such reservations. All
around you are millions as depressed and
confused as you are. Millions Of lives
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One of the few reservoirs of
leprosy left in the world is
Brazil. 1 had the interesting
experience, on my recent visit
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Better Health
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

the United States, but not to
compare IN sine with this Brazil
ian institution.
Contrary to general fear and
belief, leprusy b not very con-
tagious-in fact, hardly con-
tagious at all. ] saw a surgeon
operating on a leper patient
taking out an appendix-getting
contaminated with the blood.
being assisted by Ter bran
old. patient-but not at all
appoehensive about catching the
disease. He had been surgeon
OF the institute Is years and
looked the picture Of health.
Nor, also, does il break out
on the skin IN white patches
another popular belief. The
usual condition is a very chronic
infiltTation Of the skin of the
cheeks, SO you can tell the
patients from the uninfected at
tendants by a peculiar kind Of
facial expression.
PATIENTS HOPEFUL
1t is a very long drawn out
disease. II not responsive to
treatment. case may drag out
for 20 to 40 years and the leper
die of old age or some entirely
ntercurrent disease. There are.
il Is true, severe Gripping and
deforming forms of the disease
that are not pretty to look at.
But most Of the patients I saw
were happy and hopeful. They
have their own gardens or farms
to cultivate, or work In the car
penter shop. weaving rooms. or
other parts Of the establish
ment.
According to Doctor Valente,
they have very good results with
the treatment by chaulmoogra
oil. II the cases are taken
early enough, and treatment is
carried out regularly, about Is
per cent are cured. The hospital
at Sac Paulo discharges about
10 to 20 per cent of its inmates
a year. Relapses are. however,
frequent, hut the victim Is
taught to recognize these. and
returns eagerly for further
treatment.
Leprosy was once q common
disease In Europe. Leper hotels
were in nearly every mediseval
city. 1t Is q disease of poverty,
filth. and bad sanitation. Just
why II died out 20 completely Is
q mystery. One theory b that
all the weaklings were killed on.
Then the disease lost its potency.
Wars, cr1issdes, mass move
ments Of infected individuals
ceased. But there are residuex
e Of the Old infection here snd
there.
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
Planned by the. chef Of the
Hotel Huntington, Pasadena, Cal
Breakfast: One large glass
erange taiee;; black coffee.
Lunch: Two large lamb chops;
2 raw tomatoes; y grapefruit
y hour lster). y
Dinner: One large helping sir
loin steak; 2 raw tomatoes; y
rr>1~frxttf ~ hratr Infaxl
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Mondays short story: 1.-The
Good Saint Pat" by Hollis
Starnes.
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Elsie Robinson
Go An Oufp

DARK days all All the old plans and
~ smashed The future blackout the present stampede
Where None knows Life suddenly has
lost both meaning the time has become
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the Side.
By E. v. During

RHtk. like giavfouer, smells and bioUs, =
Syria prattles Of Arcadss
SybI mysfes, Connie
Annals the of NAMES for me!
w. z. Henley
Quoting inspired feminine chent asking What
most?" Can't this question:
liked Byron said: Il have passion
Mary" And George NJ Conan sang "Mary's
AID then there fe fellow who said
bring forget objected Lulus
her personaity-EyD.)
IERE proof odays dispatches that little
the children Mrs Joseph Harris of Muncie Ind
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Tenor. 9 as. Keep Fit
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Handy Man.
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Kitchen.
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porter.
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Homemaker's Forum.
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Matohem: l0:45, DR..
Kate.
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News.
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e resoons I7fy for lost
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Music for Every
one. 10 IS. News. 10 so
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1900 4. VI.
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Opera.
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Series.
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Players.
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Matinee.
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Grand Coulee Opening
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Institute
OF Music.
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800 p. Nj.
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Ballroom.
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400 p. Nj.
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= o NJ o - Defense for
America.
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Kaltenborn.
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Man and the World,
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Heart.
$50 P. M.
KMO - Hawaii Calls:
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Davis.
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Howard and Shelton.
HJR - Bishop d. Gar
goyle. Mystery.
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500 Z. NJ.
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You and Your Dog.
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Dance
KJR-Scandinavian Re-
porter. 6:l5. News
SIRO-lt Pays to Listen.
6:30 Z. NJ.
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645, Answer Man.
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700 p. NJ.
x MO Studio: tbs.
News
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Public Affairs.
ROMO-Uncle Ezra
hJR-Symphony.
RIRO - Serenade: 7.l5.
Public Affairs.
1880 p. NJ.
KMO-Chicagoland.
kVI-News: TBS. Quar-
tet. 7:45. Waltzes.
SOMO-Grsno Ola Opry
KJR-Symphony
kIRO - News; 735, It's
a Case Of Books.
500 Z. NJ.
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hVI-Msrriage Clup
Z MO - Truth-Conse-
Quence
KJR-Hotel Edison.
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$3.50 p NJ.
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Playhouse
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March Time.
KOMO-Top o. Morning.
tbs, Reverles
KJR - On With the
Dance, tbs. News.
KIRO-Time klock.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-News: 7:45. Trade
n Sale
KVI-News: 745. Top Of
the Morning
HOMO - Reveries: 7:f5,
Sam Hayes.
KJR-Breakfsst Club
x I r o - News; 7.55,
Weather.
500 A. Nj.
6MO-News: sos. Organ
BIS. BIC News.
KVI-All FOR a JOKE. g Is
News
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Matched SIS. Ship Of
JOY.
KJR-Mixed & Matched
SIS Soloist
KfRO-Lets waltz.
$50 4. NJ.
kMONews. 6sS. Chapel
Chimes
KVI-Music: ss5. Or
KalkuS
KoMo = ship Of Joy:
s45. I'd Mcconnell
kJR-Our Barn. Chill
drens Program
kIRO-Housewlves.
900 A. VI.
EMO-News.
XVI - Young People S
Concert. ais. Country
Journal.
EOMO-L.ncoln Highway
KJR-SeWs. els. health
Club
KIRO-Studic.
$3.50 A. VI.
EMO-Scrapbo-ok Stories
XVI Health Program
e4S. JOBS IN National
Defense
HOMO-Cau 20 Youth
a.4S. Esndvrsn
KJR-Farm su1 Home
SIE Highway &c
Health.
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songs. News. It's
DEFotlcns.
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IT'S Marcn Time.
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News
KOMO-Top o. Morning
7i5. RcVerics.
K ! r q Flower SHOW
tbs. Farm Forum.
7:30 A. VI.
KMo-sez.. 7:45. Trade
n sales.
KVI-NeRs 7;45. Jane
Powers
KOMO-wake rp and
sing 745, sam Hayes
KJR-BreaKfaxt Club
KIRO-Sexs 7;45. Mu-
sic. 745. Weather.
500 4. NJ.
KMO Wake Up and
Live: ais. Haven Of
Rest.
KVi-Trest Time: SIS
News.
X q NJ o - Music, SIS,
Against Storm.
kJR-Mlxem and Match
en-; SIS, Niennese En-
semble
kIRO-ITeat Time, els.
News
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When a Girl Marries.
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kJR-NeWs. s:l5. Health
Club
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70 Get Married ll;l5.
Romance IN Rhythm
kOMO-Orc hestra.
X JR tro politan
Opera.
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Drama
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EMO - Shafter Parker.
5.45. Capt. Midnight
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545. News. , SIS. ElmeT
Davis.
< o MO - Information
Please.
KJR-Drama. Behind the
News. 545. Tom Mix
KIRO - Singing Pianist,
5.45. News.
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KMO- Friendly Neigh
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Aunt Jenny,
KOMO-Licht Of World
ll:l5. Mystery Man.
kJR-Dance Time; 1l:l5
Aloha Land.
kRO-Alv sister
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Betty Crocker.
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S;45. David Harum.
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Ann Sterling.
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is Ken Stevens
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IS News
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Music
KIRO-Job Fnder As
Stevens and Carter.
100 L. VI.
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Cow boy
VI Tropical Tunes
SIS Tacoma Drama
League
kOMO - Organ SIS
JACK Armstrong
kJR - John Gunther
SIS. y. Y. Press Pho
fographers Awards.
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KMO-Dance Orch: l1:45
Philadelphia Sy m
phony.
XVI - Fletcher WILEY.
ll:45. Home OF the
Brave.
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ll45. Grlmm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR-Art Museum Talks
HAS, News.
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ury.
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Cross. AIS. Moving
Day On Air.
kJR n axe belieNe
LADY. Ais. MOVING
Dsr
KIRO-Second Mrs Bur
tor. AIS, News Reel.
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Bill Sabransky
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1857, News
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night. Hour OF Reflec-
ton.
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Music for Every
one. 10 IS. News. 10 so
Orchestra
kJR-At ths Waldorf.
KIRO-No Politics.
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KMO-John b Hughes
Gas. sport Slants
XVI - Campbell Play
house.
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1heater.
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6 SIS. News.
klRO-playnouse,
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OF Youth
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men.
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kJR-Opera.
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8l5. Flower Show.
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Symphony.
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l2.45. Vic and SADIE.
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Plain Bill.
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Shortwave.
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KMO - Carolina Play
makers.
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kJR-Opera.
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Out. 6:l5. Bill Henry
KOAO-Maltz Time
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porter. 6:l5, News.
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out OF This One,
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News.
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Amanda.
KTDn GAzf.tu GfrI
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KMO - Hawaii Calls:
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Davis.
KOMO - Music. 5:55,
Howard and Shelton.
HJR - Bishop d. Gar
goyle. Mystery.
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Smllin' Thru.
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World To-day
KOMO Homekeepers
3:45. Gasoline Alley.
KJR-The Murros. 3 AS
Hal Styles.
KlRO-Grl inferno.
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kMO-R. @. Swing; tbs
News.
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Premier.
wings OF Des-
tiny
KJR Herbert Hoover,
kIRO-Studio.
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KMO-Ps-er Kara
XVI Wor TODAY
Orch 70 -, Let s
Dance
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News
EJP-SorEs IN Night
KIFO News Roundup
1888, weather Rsportx
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KMO-Dr Nicholson.
KVI-Buffalo Presents.
'kOMO-Curtls Institute
OF Music.
KJR-News: 245, Sing
Before Supper.
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D: UU 7. vi.
kMO-Sons OF Pioneers,
SIS. Crazy Cowboys.
KVI-Army Recruiting:
Sis. Serenade in Tan
go Time.
KOMO-Hotel Orchestra.
KJR-S Studio Party. Sis
Man and the World.
KlRO-Song OF Your
Heart.
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kaltenborn.
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klRO-Portia Blake.
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Cowboy Joe.
KIRO-Hilltop House.
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Lone Journey
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Evening star., 1941-05-10

National Cemetery. The exercises
are held jointly by the Grand Army
Of the Republic Memorial Day Cor
poration and the Brightwood Citi-
Zens' Association.
Approval was given q resolution
requesting a $4,000 fund to educate
shut-in children in the District.
The need for improving and re-
opening OF the Truesdell and Phil
lips Fairgrounds was stressed. The
Truesdell grounds, according to
Arthur Kriemelmeyer, area super
visor, could be used by the younger
children and the other for older
ones.
The association accepted an in
vitation of Mr.. Ray to hold the
June meeting on his farm at Sandy
Spring, Md. The meeting last night
was held in the Paul Junior High
School.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Cruelty 10 Starting Case
AGAINST Firm Dismissed

The case against the American
Building Cleaning Contractors, Inc,
charged under the Districts game
and fish laws with snaring a starl-
ing on downtown building on April
IA with the use of a substance known
as bird wax" came to an end yes
terday when Judge Walter j. Casey
of Police Court dismissed the case.
Robert Poplar, an agent of the
Washington Humane Society, first
was refused warrant against the
corporation under the cruelty to ami
mails act because it was decided that
the alleged snaring was not ap-
plicable.
Judge Casey yesterday in giving
his decision under the local game
and fish laws. under which a war
rant was finally issued, expressed
the belief the latter were intended
to protect wild game and fish from
being caught for ones own use or
to sell in ways contrary to the law.
He held the snaring of the bird was
unintentlOnal
Evening star., 1941-05-10

The most important train arrivals
of the year for thousands of Wash
ington children and many adults,
too will take place early Thursday,
when four strings of cars. gayly
decorated in red, gold and silver,
come to a stop on Pennsylvania
Railroad freight sidings. The trains
will unload al tents, more than 1000
animals, including so elephants, 267
cages and baggage wagons, vast
quantities of other equipment and
about 1900 people.
Yes, the" circus is coming again.
The Ringing Bros. and Barnum a.
Bailey, greatest show on earth"
will be at Twenty-first and c streets
NE, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, giving performances at ais
pm. and 8:15 pm. each day.
AS usual. bigger and better than
ever" is the message of the circus
press agent. He reminds one and
all, pridefully, that Gargantua the
Great is accompanied this year by
Mrs. Gargantua and that the two
burly gorillas are exhibited in con-
Meeting air-conditioned cages.
The list of super features also
calls attention to "Old King Cole
and Mother Goose" a fairyland
fantasy. designed and costumed by
Norman Bel Geddes; Evening in
Central Park" tableaux recreating
the splendor of New York's 400;
Alfred Courts three mixed troupes
OF performing animals, go pretty
girls in "Birdland Aerial Ballet"
a large company of Latin-American
performers and, as finale, "a Pan
American patriotic bombshen.'
The familiar aerial and equestrian
companies will be presented once
more, and. of course, the traditional
clowns will prance and grimace.
To make the animals happier, Mr..
Bel Geddes has designed back
grounds Stimulating natural habitats
In the menagerie. Other physical
improvements are the poleless 60.