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she espied a lame horse hauling a junk wagon. A burlap bag was tied around the animal's foot.
"Hey!" Miss Havoc accosted the driver.
He paid no attention to her.
She followed the wagon, interrogating the driver in a soprano shriek that soon caused a crowd to collect.
"Go on about your business," the junkman suggested. "I got work to do."
June's response to this was to grab him by the leg and pull him down to the gutter. A policeman intervened at this moment, probably saving the junkman's life.
"What's the idea, lady?" the cop wanted to know.
"This guy is crucifying a lame horse," June reported. "I betcha a nickel there's a sore under that burlap bag."
"What's it to you?" the law demanded.
"I'm the district superintendent of the S.P.C.A.," June said, stretching the truth so far that it broke into a million pieces.
The cop took the horse and wagon and La Havoc to SP.C.A. headquarters, thoughtfully leading the way, which June didn't know any more than she knew the whereabouts of Japanese spy headquarters. But somebody in authority there took charge of matters. The horse was kept for treatment and the junkman was awarded one wagon and one summons to appear in court.
Thereafter June joined the S.P.C.A., which was no more than fair, since she maintains more animals on her two estates than anyone this side of Ringling.
The harbor masters of all American ports are hereby warned that with the first breath of spring June will resume her remarkable career as a sailor. This involves capsizing twice a day during the yachting season.
The first thing about navigation that hoyden Havoc discovered was that when you capsize a sailboat with a keel a lot of equipment is necessary to right it and that the minimum cost of the operation is thirty bucks.
It took her ten minutes to dispose of her keel-equipped boat and buy one with a centerboard. The reason: helpful fellowsailors will right a capsized centerboard boat for nothing.
Next season the Hollywood Producers Protective Association is thinking of buying a capsize-proof keel for itself as protection against the continuous Havoc hurricane. H
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At last — the true facts about Hollywood's strangest marriage. Buddy Rogers speaks frankly and honestly of his marriage with Mary Pickford. Watch for it in the April issue of HOLLYWOOD!
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