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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
HAPPENINGS
Of Local Interest

Whitefish last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Colbert were
visitors in Browning last week
from their ranch ON Cut Bank
creek.
Snap brim hats. $l.00.
Economy Shop
MIR. and Mrs. L. ]. Momberg,
Mrs. johnson Bird and Mrs. Sam
Bird were visitors in Cut Bank
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myles Fishel
we're visitors in Cut Bank last
week.
The meat makes the meal-for
prime steer beef. choice young
veal. choice young pork, and
lunch meats of all kinds. Our
meats are all of the highest quail
ity. Quality Meat Market.
Bobby Anspach left for Boze-
man where he will be a sophomore
at the Montana State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan
visited in Cut Bank last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Billie
deaux transacted business in
Great Falls last Saturday.
Douglas Gold was a business
visitor in Cut Bank last week.
For Sale-Tiny console piano.
be repossessed in vicinity. May be
had by simply assuming small
unpaid balance. For full particu.
lars, write Hops Piano House.
Great Falls, Montana. &c
Henry Eliason. local WPA
Supervisor and his assistants.
Nedra Fiebrantz, George Bost-
wick. Bill Kennedy. Lawrence
Horn, and Henry Champine re-
turned from Dillon last week
where they had been attending
a WPA recreational conference
for the past three weeks.
New shipment of wash dresses
S1.00. Economy Shop
Mr.. T. P. Jackson was a bus
mess visitor in Great Falls during
the week.
E. M. Davis, county supervisor
of the Department of the Public
Welfare, was a business visitor
on the reservation Tuesday.
For Sale-1 davenport, 2 chairs
l inner spring mattress, bed. l
hardwood breakfast set. 4 chairs.
l dresser. straight back chairs.
above complete $4,000 r. Schepp
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lutz are the
proud parents of a five pound
baby girl born to them at Kal.
ispell. The mother and baby are
doing fine.
Reverend Mailman of Heart
Butte was visitor in town this
week.
George Barger, Ed EIsethagen
and daughter Norma Ann were
visitors at the Barger ranch near
Kalispell Sunday.
Walter Magee of Great Falls
was a business visitor in Brown
ing during the week.
The Catholic Ladies Altar So
ciety will hold its first meeting
at the Catholic rectory Friday
afternoon, Sept. q. 1910. They
will discuss and formulate plans
for the coming year and will also
hold their election of officers.
Mrs. Emma ]. DesRosier was
called to Cut Bank last week by
the serious illness of her grand
daughter, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCourt.
The infant has been in a critical
condition at the Cut Bank
hospital and according to latest
reports she is slightly improved
and it is hoped that she will re-
cover completely.
Mr.. Johnnie Marks and Miss
Margaret Phipps of Browning
were married at Billings last
week. The groom is an engineer
in the government service and
the bride is a nurse at the Black
feet Hospital. The young couple
are we'll known here and their
manv friends wish them a long
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27

Four proposed sites foran airport
at Kalispell were inspected b. civil
aeronautics authority officials last
week
Evening star., 1940-11-20

CFor General Interest section (
your scrapbook).
Evening star., 1940-11-20
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

HOLLYWOOD has been called "a
f forld Of make believe and the
| lords are true to large extent.
There are rain machines and wind
kaChines in Hollywood. They pro-
! dc storms which look very real
hen seen and heard in the theater.
. Trains can be built on a small
tale, and when they are photo
raphed in a wreck. they will ap-
ear on the screen as big trains.
During visit in Hollywood, l
hW a section of an ocean liner
fhich had been built to full size.
was resting on the ground, and
S purpose was to make close-ups
osslble. In picture of an ocean
foSslng, the hero and the heroine
bust be shown at close range now
Ind then.
If a storm must take place, and
he vessel must sink. the scene can
e made from distance. There
|rould be no good sense in sinking
In actual ocean liner for such a
purpose; 1t would be far too costly
Ind WaSteful.
A small model will serve just as
|'ell. 1t can be placed in a tank
II water. and waves which look
cry high can be produced. When
he ship goes to its doom. the
|nodel gets wet, but it may be
|rought up and used over again,
the tragedy is a fire, a new mod
will be built for the next event
II the kind.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

hand is, if anything, a trifle light
for this very strong bid, but the
high-card strength and profusion
Of Jacks and tens warrant energetic
action.
Score 100 per cent for three dia-
monds, 80 per cent for two diamonds,
40 per cent for two no-trump, 80
per cent for three no-trump.
Question No. 500.
Today you are David Bruce Burn
stones partner and, with neither
side vulnerable and a 60-point part
score for the opponents, you hold:
as
TX J75
9 K Js4
Ak Q93
The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Burnstone
IA 90
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
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Finning Contract
VACCINATION
| 6U)XA5
| WlttlAfH
Ry THE FOUR ACES

| tDsNld Bruce BurnStone. Merv IN n
faier. Oswald JaCobv and Howard
|chenken world 5 leading team-ot-fOur,
kVeutors of the system thai has beaten
teTy c, ,aer system IN eXIstenCe)
Evening star., 1940-11-20

West opened the diamond KING,
|uth winning with the ace. De-
brer returned his low diamond.
lest taking the diamond queen and
burning spade. East took the
hde ace and shot back the ten of
bmonds. South discarded the low
lb. and West, Of course. ruffed
ter on, South had to lose a club,
us going down one trick.
Obviously, South is the criminal,
{ what was his crime? Decide
yourself before going on.
Probably South'S chief crime was
choosing a bad line of play to
gin with He could have made
contract by banging down the
e and queen of clubs at once.
: lest would take the club king, but
buth could ruff the low club with
bmmy's trump ace and draw
humps before cashng the club jack
8d forcing out the spade ace. An
4her method was to cash the king
kd queen of hearts al the second
ld third tricks; then lead the dia-
ond. If East got in with the spade
e to return a diamond, South
buld ruff with the jack lead a
Jump to dummy's ace and discard
e low club on the jack of dia-
.onds.
But even South's actual line of
av, although inferior. was feasible
|htil he let West ruff the third
und of diamonds South should
I'VE put up the king Of trumps,
Evening star., 1940-11-20
dangers in Hollywood Make Believe

Airplanes have been crashed
scores of times during the making
of pictures Almost always the
pilot has come out of the wreck
smiling and very much alive.
In one movie World War air.
plane fight was to be shown. One
of the planes was to be piloted by
Dick Grace, who many times had
proved his skill in crashing.
Grace lost the battle, and came
shooting toward the ground at a
speed OF a hundred miles an hour.
He expected the undercarriage to
take the shock as it was crushed,
but the machine bounced up and
over and was badly wrecked. The
camera men narrowly escaped being
killed. Grace was rushed to hos
pital. His neck had been broken.
Such an injury usually proves fatal,
but in this case the patient was
saved and in a few months was
we'll again.
For General Interest section of
YOUR ScrapbOOk).
Evening star., 1940-11-20

1t would be a mistake, however
to suppose that all the thrills" of
the moving picture industry are
produced in that manner. Many a
time a man has risked his life
while a film was being made.
The hero seldom risks his life.
A stunt man" usually takes his
place when a dangerous part must
be carried out. The stunt man is
trained for that special work, so
there is not so much danger as if
1t were done by an amateur.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

CaShed the queen, Jack and ace Of
trumps, and taken discard in
safety on dummy's jack Of diamonds.
Yesterday you were MerWln
Maier's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
4 A J
9 J 10 7
9 K 10 9 =
= A K j
The bidding:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Burnstone.
- Pass C?D
AnsWer-Bid three diamonds. The
Evening star., 1940-11-20
I~eA& Iea4

II you want free copy of the
illustrated leaflet on the Seven
Wonders of the World" send me
a Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope in care Of The Evening
Star.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-07-19
Jews In Portugal

For more than $50 years Portugal has been friend
v of England And the friendship between Portugal AM
he United States has been uninterrupted.
While Portugal maintains cooperative state not u1
Ike alys form of government it's constitution is
W none of the racial bars of Germany and Italy And Pc
lga since the beginning of this has shown compa
ion mercy and fairness in dealing with the refugees wi
ave found security within it's borders.
The Portuguese influence in this hemisphere has
een fully realized Brazil best friend of the United Stat
South America is linked to Portugal by language and
linn Portuguese Jews among the first to come to tn
New World Portuguese Jews founded the famous synagogue
Newport r. L. first to be established in America where
George Washington delivered address that has become
treasured tradition of American Jewry.
American foreign policy will not allow Portugal to fa
I'VE hope It tremendously important to the continuance
M semblance of American and democratic influence in Ell
rope that Portugal stays outside the Axis. It must be
embered that the worst of the Naz atrocities have bee
unciated but not yet accomplished They have not bee
accomplished because of the effect upon word public OPT
on which in reality the public opinion of the PEG
ple of the United States.
Portugal is thrOtted, every horror that you mag
line will befaIl European Jewry. Public opinion" will
longer require consideration by the Naz beasts What hap
pens within the borders of Europe will be forever hidde
within those borders. Pat Frank,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-07-19
Jesus Christ, The Jew
Bv a. o. BERG

Editors Note The following printed the inside
the July, 194O of the Protestant Digest
the heading of "a Layman's Sermon"
far remember, just before Jesus left this earth
he said to his disciples, "And give another COM
nent, that you love another" May respectfully
your attention to the fact that this command
wv the Christians have obeyed this commandment it
necessary for to say. The Christians cruelty
us every day by their hatred toward another and
ally by their intolerance toward the Jews. Little do
realize know that through the Jews the Ten Com
nens here that through the Jews the founder of
ristian religion given to the world, who taught
i'd not hate.
e hear, in pupits that Judas IscariOt Jew
hear that Jesus, his eleven disciples Isaiah,
iah, Ezekiel, and all the other prophets Jews.
is about time that the Church should really wake up
ealze that you should throw stone into the well
which you receive good clear water.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-07-19
-. ~ uIllor 1adassah.

GENEALOGICAL NOTE: Adri-
en- Marquet, Minister of Interior
in the Petain Government an d
conceded to be one of the most
powerful figures in the French
Fascist regime, is an OutspOken
anti-Semite. However, if France
should one day adopt anything
like the Nazi Nuremberg laws,
Marquet may have to go the way
of former Premier Bella Imredi of
Hungary. For he was born of
a Jewish family named MarkO-
witch, we are reliably informed. {.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

San Francisco on the Sasset Linz
ited-thru the Old South, Ell Paso
(side trip to Carlsbad Caverns
National Park 1913, Southern
Arizona and Southern California.
RETURN on fbe "Caseade"
From San Francisco, speed up
past mighty Mt. Shasta to the
Pacific Northwest. Enjoy 4 thrill
ing side trip to Crater Lake Ma
tional Park. Then come back
home on Z northern line.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

bowling alleys near the hospitals,
are turned into stool legs, nut dishes,
hammer and chisel handles.
When you say my stomach went
down to my boots 'or my heart
came up to my mouth you are cor
rect.
DR.. Flanders Dunbar of Columbia
University told the association last
night that such effects do occur, al
though not so exaggerated.
Recently doctor watching a pa
tents stomach under the fluoro-
scope saw it drop sharply from
normal during the examination
when a telegram was read to him
telling of the death of his closest
friend.
Crime Held on Decrease
Crime definitely is decreasing in
the United States, James v. Ben
nett, director of the Federal Bureau
of Prisons, said in an address before
the association yesterday.
The prison population of the
country has jumped from 10000
to 175,000 during the last 10 years,
but those figures do not indicate
more lawlessness, he said, reporting:
'The increase in the number OF
prisoners probably is due to the i'm
position of longer sentences and to
the fact that new laws have made
crimes of those acts which were not
previously regarded as criminal" !"
such as the sale and use of mari
huana or haShiSh.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Allies Held Not Yet Crushed
Even if Nuzis Reach Channel
Worst Aspect Would Be Severing Of
Armies Link, Mackenzie Says

be severed from the French armies
to the south In France.
It is useless to speculate further
on what might happen to the armies
IN Belgium, surrounded as they
would be on three sides by the
enemy. The possibilities are pretty
nasty. We can at least say that It
would take masterful allied general
ship to save disaster.
The German break-through also
presumably would ease the way to
Paris and we can expect that the
Nazi drive toward the capital, which
had lost some of its momentum, now
will be increased again.
Easy Striking Distance.
If the Germans are able to get
hold of the channel ports, espe-
cially on the Northern French coast
at Calais, they will have achieved
their objective of getting back up
against England for air force opera
tions. Calais is only 20 miles from
England's Dover, and easy striking
distance from the vast port of Lon
don, into whose miles and miles OF
inf1ammable docks huge slice OF
the worlds shipping goes.
Now is the time to watch Musso-
lini If in his mind the Fuehrer is
approaching decisive victory, the
Italian chieftain may decide that
this is the accepted hour for Italys
entrance into the war.
An attack along the Italo- French
border at this crucial moment would
greatly increase the precariousness
of the allied position.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Chapter Backs Marvin
In Promotion Dispute

A vote of confidence was extended
President Cloyd Heck Marvin of
George Washington University by
the university chapter Of the Amer
ican Association of University Pro-
fessors yesterday in connection with
recent difficulties between the uni
versity and Miss Martha Gibbon,
assistant professor Of English.
Miss Gibbon resigned recently
after the university declined to as
sure her tenure after 1914. She
charged DR.. Marvin had told her she
did not need a Phi. D. for promotion
and placed her case in the hands OF
the association.
In yesterdays statement, the uni
versity chapter of the association
asserted:
"The George Washington Univer-
sity Chapter Of the American Asso-
citation Of University Professors
wishes to express its appreciation
Of the presidents CDR. Marvin) con-
tinued interest In developing a fac
ulty code in keeping with the prin-
ciples Of tenure and academic free
dom Endorsed by the American AS
sociation Of University Professors.
In view of certain recent unfor-
tunate publicity concerning tenure
and academic freedom at the George
Washington University, the chapter
wishes to go on record as stating
that, in the opinion of the chapter,
the president has abided by both
the letter and spirit of the faculty
code. Furthermore, as the ,possibil-
ity Of national emergency looms,
the chapter wishes to voice its con-
f1dence in the leadership Of the ad-
ministration in the difficult days
that lie ahead"
The statement was signed by B. D.
Van Evera, president of the chap
ter, and l.. Clark Keating, secretary.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
BY DEWITT MACKENZIE,

Associated Press Foreign Affairs Writer.
The German claim of having
smashed through the allied front
and reached the vicinity of the Eng
liSh Channel at Abbeville means, If
1t is substantiated, that the allies
are in a precarious position.
1t doesn't mean, however, that
the allies have been crushed.
1t is almost folly to discuss this
wholly confused situation as it now
stands. We need much more infor-
nation before we shall be able to
pass judgment, and for that reason
we should hold steady until we get
that information.
However, there can be no harm
In speculating on what the de-
velopment may mean, provided it is
understood that it is speculation
without sufficient details at hand
for a considered opinion.
Position Not Clear.
The Germans say they have
crushed the French 9th Army and
captured the general staff with the
commander, Gen. Henri Honore
Giraud.
1t isn't wholly clear just where
the 9th was holding at the moment
of the crash, but it would seem
that it had been blocking the route
in the the Valley of the Somme,
near Peronne, which is a famous
military route to the coast.
The Nozis claim to have smashed
on the captured Amiens and Able
vile. This would mean that they
have achieved in at least some
measure what the Kaiser's forces
attempted in the spring of 1918.
when they all but won the war in
their great attack along the Somme
What the Germans don't make
clear is the strength of the forces
employed in this thrust. We must
assume that a comparatively small
mechanical spearhead had been
jammed through to the coast, to be
followed by supporting troops.
Must Send Strong Support.
In order to make this break
through stick, the Nazis must pour
strong support through the gap in
the allied line, else they will have
merely tossed some mechanized con-
tingent out into the blue to wander
about on their own.
If it proves that the Germans have
broken through in force, then what
does it mean?
To my mind the worst aspect of
the situation would be that the
large allied forces in Belgium would
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Renew Efforts to End
Clothing Workers Strike

Disputing factions In the clothing
workers strike affecting IL down.
town mems shops met today with
representatives Of the United States
Cancellation Service in renewal Of
Efforts to settle. the quarrel.
More than so tailors and other
clothing workers, members Of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers OF
America, Local No. 118, walked out
last week after the shop owners
failed to meet wage demands in
new contract. The employers Of
fered to continue the old wage rate,
but contended wage increases would
be impossible at the present time.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

TUNE IN MAJOR BONES, THURS, c.s. S, s-lP.M, EnsI.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

Gipsy, dog owned by a resident
Of Bronkhorstpruit, South Africa, is
not worried by snakes. He has been
bitten II times and has not even
suffered swelling. Students OF the
University of Witwatersrand are
making q study of the case.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Seodroqon OFF for Pacific

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., May q
R.-The submarine Seadragon
commanded by 1t. Comdr. John j.
Johns, left today for the Pacific
Coast after completing surface and
undersea trials off the Isle of Shoals
Evening star., 1940-05-21
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Evening star., 1940-05-21
SEE TWICE AS MUCH
of the West on your trip to the
SAN FRANCISCO WORLDS FAIR

Southern Pacific gives you 4
choice of -Four Scenic Routes to
California. BY going to San Fran
cisco on one of these routes and
returning On anstber S. P. route,
you actually see twice as much
of the West. For example:
60 on tbe "Sanset Limited"
Go by train to storied New Or
leans (or enjoy a AZ day cruise
on our S. S. Dixie, New York to
New Orleans), then continue to
Evening star., 1940-05-21

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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-18

BERLIN, June 10. CUP)-The
military collapse of France was
continuing at rapid rate today.
the German high command an
nounced as Adolf Hitler arrived in
Munich to discuss with Benito
Mussolini the terms on which hos
tilities in France should cease.
The high command said that
German forces had crossed the ri
yer Orne at many places between
Caen and Lemans and that Ger
man troops had pushed forward
along the Loire river as far as Ne
vers and points southeastward of
Nevers.
The high command said that
Yesterday alone the Germans had
taken well over 100000 prisoners. .
It's communique also claimed cap
ture of Colmar.
Before issuance of the commu-
nique German sources in Berlin
and official quarters in Rome had
made it clear that German and
italian military operations against
France and French territory would
continue until the actual cessation
of hostilities in order that the
French would be in no position to do
other than accept axis peace terms.
Authorized German quarters said
that Hitler and Mussolini would
confer only with their foreign min