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Motoring home to Palo Alto, Herbert Hoover stopped at a filling station in Los Banos, noticed a cat stalking something under a street light.
Mr. Hoover: What's that cat doing?
Attendant: Catching crickets. The crickets are attracted by the light, and the cat hunts them.
Mr. Hoover: I never knew that before.
In Washington one D. B. Flohr, successor to the chauffeur who quit Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins because she made him work 17 hours a day (TIME, May 15), was asked if he had any...
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