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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
CHRIST METHODIST.

Rev. T. J. Whltenedu, PASTOR.
Gas a. m, Sunday school. Clyde L..
Finch, superintendent.
II a. M, Morning worship with
the sermon by the pastor. Sermon
subject: THE Christian Armor."
2:3O p. M. Leadership Training
School at the First Methodist church.
No evening service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
Cotton Prices
Little Changed

New York, Sept. 14-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 7 higher to 2
lower.
Final prices were point lower to
higher, middling spot 9.8l, off l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

A real friend is one who offers
you sympathy in exchange Tor the
Sordid details.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Joseph Alsop, the noted Washing
ton correspondent, is a cousin OF
President Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
\ Son.

4 Son.
-. .ad Mrs. Marshall Young
... .a,uncc the birth of a son,
' EHag Cooper, Jr, on FIJI
. .'....cr l3. 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
Rev. |. W. Hughes, rector.
7:30 Holy Communion.
9:45 Church school.
10 Mems Bible class.
II Litany, ante-communon, and
sermon.
$50 Y. P. S. l..
100 Evening prayer and address.
st. Johns Mission, North Hcnder-
son, 2 o'clock, church school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
WHITE MEMORIAL METRIC

Rev. J. K. Worthington, pastor.
Church school at 9:45. H. M. Rob-
inson, superintendent.
Preaching every second and fourth
Sunday.
During the week all services OF the
church are being called off, because
of the training school being conduct
ed at the First Methodist church, and
members are urged to attend the
school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
WEST END BAPTIST.

WEST END BAPTIST.
Z. r. Nelson, pastor.
Sunday school at 10. w. R. Flem-
ing, superintendent.
Worship at II. Sermon by the pas
tor, the topic, putting On Christ"
At the service the ordinance Of Bap-
tism will be observed. Everybody
welcome
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN


CONFEDERATION NflIlIo IFiIN.
Rev. J. Frank Apple, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock.
Worship at II. with the sermon
''BarGain Hunters" by the pastor.
Evening worship at 8. Sermon
topic, "Signboards",
Midweek service Wednesday at 8
p. m.
Choir practice at 8:45 p. m. We'd
neSday.
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

One of the key figures in national
Democratic circles, J. c. Ewing, is
here for the convention. He was east
ern manager for Paul McNutt in the
presidential primary days and is now
a big figure in national headquar-
tiers.
He appeared confident Of Roose-
velt's reelection though deploring a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

already has done he prescrbes simple exer
else to minimize the hip line. Here it is
Each morning upon arising and each even
ing before going to bed, milady should attire
herself in as little as possible and % take
firm grasp with the right hand on bedpost;
~ stand flat on the right foot and (3) swing
the left leg forward and back, with loose,
relaxed hip, knee and ankle, making the
movement as rhythmic as possible. Then re-
verse the process. hanging on with the left
hand, standing on the left foot and kicking
with the right leg. If anything will burn off
those bullying hips, this WILL says Kline
Experience will teach each practitioner how
many kicks per day are right for her in
dividual case. If she's sore next day, she's
OVERRIDING it. In any event. the number should
be increased from day to day.
Here's an exercise that will interest the
millions of American girls who sit all day
pounding a typewriter, and are subject to
what Dick calls "stenographer's stoop." The
exercise goes as follows: 0) sit with your spine
firmly against the back of the chair; (2) clasp
your hands behind the back of the chair
~ draw in your stomach, and az squeeze
your shoulder blades together by pulling your
shoulders back, and at the same time pull in
your chin and reach as high as possible with
the back of your head Then relax completely
for moment and repeat the process. This
exercise, according to Kline, will take the
kinks out of your spine, improve your posture
and relax your whole body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22
Danger Afoot

ONE of Hines pet hates is the constant wear
ing of high heels He blames them for bullying
feminine hips, and for wrecking the stream
lined figure all women crave Because of high
heels. he says, the hip muscles of most women
never get enough exercise, and fat accumulates
where it is least wanted Most of the svelte
movie stars who have come to him for health
building have abandoned high heels and wear
flat heels as much as possible, even under
flowing evening dresses. And, to correct the
damage that the constant use of high heels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

Although he still looks like youngster,
Kline has packed an amazing background into
his thirty-three years. Born in Maine, he
graduated from high school at fourteen,
weighed $50 pounds at the time and could
lift any two boys his size. He joined the
United States Marine Corps spent two years
in service. While still Marine, he studied
physical culture, and on his release from the
service he became strong man in Chau-
tauqua circus, bending iron bars and perform
ing feats of strength. Two years of that. then
in 1925 he hit on the idea of tremendous
open air beach health class and sold the idea
to the Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce.
From there he went to Hollywood and tried
out his ideas on the movie stars. The exercises
he has devised to help glamorize the glamor
boys and girls of the movies are just as appl-
cable, he says, to Joe and Minnie Smith of
keokuk, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

|" HE gaunt, hOllOw-eyed man who walked
into the gymnasium on the Paramount
lot that spring morning looked like an
apparition from another world and, if Dick
Kline had been anything but Hollywoods
number one health man, he might have taken
one look and dived out of the nearest window.
But MIR. kline's job is making movie stars
look like what they amt by muscle
building and avoirdupois- removing.
The gaunt. hollow-eyed gentleman was
Richard Dix, but no such Richard Dix as
has ever been seen in the pictures. Square
jawed, broad shouldered, a former football
player. his speciality is playing herman roles
But burst appendix and bout with peri
tonltiS had transformed the two-ilsted film
hero into an anemC lchabod.
Just before the doctors rushed him off to
the hospital, Dix had been cast in the title role
of a super picture. The Redskin.
"A fine redskin | II make, looking like this,
he moaned Dick you've got three weeks to
get me in shape for the camera
The two Richards went at it lightly at
first, then with hammer and tongs. Exercise.
relaxation. proper diet and loads of sunshine
seven days a week turned the trick. Three
weeks later. the actor was fit enough to
embark on one of the most strenuous roles OF
his strenuous career.
1t was just another job to Richard Kline,
who has zephyrized such famous figures as
Betty CRADLES. Claudette Colbert's, Carole
Lombard's, Dorothy Lamours and not over
looking such male opponents of glamor as
Gary Cooper. Bling Crosby, William Powell,
Doug Fairbanks. Jr., plus many others. Kline
has been doing this ever since 1927 when
top movie executive discovered him giving
health lessons to a class of two thousand on
the beach near Atlantic City, and hustled him
out to Hollywood to become physical director
on the Paramount lot.
Now Kline has his own health emporium
on Hollywood Boulevard. His job is still keep
ing the stars fit It's big one. because when
movie star falls under the weather while a
major picture is in production, the cost of
waiting for the lead to get back to work runs
up into real money sometimes as much as
$4,000 day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

for dropping stomachs and 1abby thighs. 1t
starts just like the other one; that is, with
your back pressed firmly against the back of
the chair and your hands clasped behind you.
Then draw your right knee up against your
chest, pointing your toe away from you. Drop
your right leg and relax. Then repeat the
process with the left knee. Stop both the exer-
Cises when you tire, and relax.
Cure for Tension
HE most difficult job have had is to
teach people how to relax" says Kline. ITS
the greatest need of modern civilization"
To counterfeit tension, Kline has worked
out rhythmic stretching exercises combined
with bending. He says that relaxing brings
fresh oxygen into the blood, and he urges
his pupils to stop every so often, take a
deep breath, filling the lungs from the dia-
phragm, then blow it out between the lips as
if they we're blowing a candle out Repeating
this several times causes slowing down of
the heartbeat. Individuals who are under
nervous tension create carbon dioxide in their
system more rapidly, he says, and several
deep breaths will blow it out and renew the
oxygen in the blood Then they become re-
Taxed
One of the Kline specialties is series of
simple exercises to do in bed when you can't
sleep. It's rhythmic stretching of each part
of the body First you lie flat on your back,
spread your feet apart, put your hands by
your sides. Thus, all organs in the body as
sumo natural position. Then check every part
of the body from the toes to the nose to see
that there isn't toe or finger clenched or
any part of an arm or the neck not resting
naturally.
After carefully checking over the body for
tension, he tells them to stretch first one leg,
then another, pointing each toe and finger as
hard as is possible. Repeat with the arms, the
neck and all of the other muscles, extending
them. After that, take a deep breath, relax
and 60 to sleep.
If you wish to reduce, says Kline, sleep
only seven hours or less. If you are under
weight and want to build up sleep nine or ten
CONTINUED on poss 18)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22
HE STREAML|NES THE STARS

movie stars health is worth as high as $4,000
day to a studio. THAT'S why Richard Kline. who
keeps the glamor boys and girls glamorous, is
important man in Hollywood. Here his secrets
- by Frank J. Taylor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
RHINE.

= Minuly tyden bylo ozna-
memo, re V uplynulych dvanac-
tt meslcich bylo vyvezeno deset
milion6 tuctG vajec z Kanady
do Velke Britanie, kdezto prG0-
merry rocnf export obnasi pr10-
merne jeden million vajec. V
pf1tomne dobe je velmi malo
vajec V kanadskych chladir-
mach a do trhu pTichazi temer
vyhradne cerstva vejce. Jest
ocekavano, re export do Velke
Britanie Dude v prfstfch mesi-
clch znacne zvysen a farmari
jsou nabadani, ably venovali je-
ste vice pozornosti chovu SIZE
pic. Take vejce v praskov6 for
me jsou nynf ~pos1lany do An
gle, &C drive byla hlavne pri-
vazena z C1ny, ale neni pc Mich
velka poptavka.
V Londyne Winston
Churchill pravil v poslanecke
snemovne re Neville Chamber
lain zemrel IS ddverou,ze jsme
ma ceste k v1tezstv1 a jedine re-
lei toho, re nem1ze byti jeho
svedkem."
V reel O SVEN pTedch1dci v
trade premiera, ktery zemfel
v sobotu, pravil Churchill, re
Chamberlainovy usilovne pOku
sy o mir postavily ma jisto fakt,
re Velka Britanie "neni vinna
krveprolitfm, terorem a bidou,
ktere postihly tolik narod1 a
jeSte hledaj1 move obeti."
Prohlasil: Herr Hitler da-
val ma jevo silnymi slovy a ges-
ty, re chce pouze mir. CO tyto
vylevy a chvastanl plati pred
mlcen1m Chamberlainova hro-
bu?
"Chamberlainovi stale Sc V
Ijedn6 z nejvets1 krisi sveta, re
udalosti mluvily proti nemu,z re
byl sklaman We svych nadejlch
a re byl oklaman a podveden
zlym muzem. M1zeme byti il
sti, re Chamberlain jednal S
dokonalou upr1mnosti, die sve-
no pfesvedcen1 a SNAIL Sc re
vsech svych sill a autoritou, KITE
ra byla mocha, zachraniti svet
pred hroznym a zkazonosnym
zapasem, nemz nyn1 name
beast"
We snemovne lord1 pravil
zahranicn1 ministr Halifax, re
jeho byvaly SET nikdy neochab-
null We SVEN 1silf pfipraviti An
gill ma waikiki, i kdyz emil vse-
chino NOME, ably Sc il vyhnul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Odpoved.

V Troy, N. Y. David E. Plum
vydavatel casopisu Record
News, odpovedel sekretafi vni-
tTn1ch zalezitost1 Haroldovi L..
Ickesovi ma jeho udan1, re pou-
re % procent milionafskych
casopisG podporovalo presiden
ia Roosevelta pTi narodnl vol
be. Pravil, re Ickes mluvil ja-
ko dite, kdyz pTehledl, re
vsechny casopisy psaly otevfe-
ne pro oba kandidaty. Co bylo
pry ma redakcn1 STRANGE, o to
Sc pry jiz tax nejedna. Anne
ricti volici jsou pry zvykli cisti
prvni stranku a redakcnl 81 ami
nevsimnou. TIDAL, re Ickes mlu-
vii pro cloveka, jenz veri ma
komando, ale dosud neovladl
volny fisk a veff, re lid ameri-
cky Dude vzdy staff "a volnym
tiskem, ably nase demokracie
nebyla ohrozena. Nebylo pry
to tedy stranictvf, ale ciste pre-
svedcenl politicke a zaroven u
vaha, KIDD mohl by vesti narod
k lepslm pomerum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Krajan ma schodek " trade
pokladnika.

V Crete, Neb., Emil Fret, "a
lobce okresu Saline podal u O.
kresniho soudu zalobu ma okre-
pokladnfka George Shes
TAXA, jehoz VIM re zpronevery.
zalobce Fret pravil, re revi-
soTi pTi prohl1dce knih okresni-
no pokladnfka objevili nesrov-
nalosti a kdyz byl ma to upo-
zornen a otazan pokladnlk
Shestak, re pripustil, re je
zkratka ma penezfch.
Ma Eretovo doporucenl Sc
Shestak vydal dobrovolne do
rukou 1TadG. Fret pravil, re
Shestak Dude drzen az do 1pl-
neho provedenf d1kladne revi-
Sc v jeho kancelari okresniho
pokladn1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Z WaShlngt0nu.

= Vojenska savle stala sc
zastaralou zbran1 We valecnem
stroll a proto armada SpOj.
StatG il take zanecha jake zby-
tecnou a nepotTebnou.
Department valky oznamil,
re cd nynejska nebudou Sc jiz
dnstojnfci cviciti v zachazenl
Sc savl1, jezto onoho casu ,po-
trebneho k tomuto cvicen1, MI
re byti pouzito Ike cvicenl v mo-
dernejsich fasich valecnictv1.
D1stojnici We sluzbe s trupa-
mi v dobe nynejs1ho ozbrojova-
cfho programu nebudou nuceni
nositi savle pTi cvicen1ch. De-
partment zaroven naridil, re
ddstojnfci nyni budou nositi
pasy Sam Browne jedine teh-
dy, kdyz budou We sluzebnlch
u%niformach.
- Edward DeRoulhas Blount
byl odsouzen ma dobu cd dvou
do sesti rok1 do vezen1 "a to.
re vyhrozoval presidentu
Rooseveltovi zabit1m. Tentc
vysoky trest byl mt vymefer
jake "vystraha jinym."
Ones .je tezka doba a tento
pfecin je mnohem vaznejs1 ne.
Iii v dobe miru," prohlasi
lsoudce F. Dickinson Let's u fe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Mys zlodsjka.

U Chicago, Ray Grunert,
MATTEL restaurantu Louies ma
Charles Road, pc nekolik mesf-
cG Ike sve zalosti pozoroval, re
mu v jeho registEu miz1 ban
,kovky.
Minute soboty zmizela deseti-
dollarova bankovka, nejvetsi
to dosud obnos. To byla nemi-
Ia vec a policie marne patrala
pc zlodeji. V pondelf v noel
vsak Grunert vyfesil tento pro-
blem sam, nebot ma zlodeje
nalfcil a jake navnady pouzil
papiroveho dollaru. Rano Sc
pTislo ma vinfka. Byla to mys.
V jejfm hn1zde nalezeno bylo
$35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Bankovni vypIatci zachranil
posetilci $1,000 pred
podvodnikv.

O~bezfeloStl bankovn1hO W.
platc1ho Cleveland Trust Co.,
Sc stall obchodn1k harmonic
John Mikus, moudTejs1m. Muz
omen byl varovan V nejvysslm
case a tax zachranil svych
$1,000 pred dvema podvodn1ky
kterf mu namluvili, re mali V
n6ho dGv6ru ably rozdal mnoho
tisic dolarG mezi chudinu, ale
ably jim dial 500 zaruku.
Prvnf z podvodn1kG navst1-
vii MikuSe pred trent m6sici a
predstavil Sc mu jake davny
prftel a pax jej n%avstevoval IT,
dine. Nyni dlel V krame "pf1-
tel' Ease a kdyz rozmlouvali,
vessel c~izinec, ktery jim sd6lil,
re prodal farmu Oklahoma a
hleda poctivce, ktery by Sc po-
staral O jeho penfze.
"Pritel" odporucil Mikuse a
navrhnul zaj1t do banky a Wy
zvednOuti pen1ze ma dGkaz po-
ctivosti. Nejprve vessel "pff-
tel" a vratil Sc s $4,000 a "a
MIN sci Mikus. Kdyz klerk zpo
zoroval muze a v zap6tf vycha-
zejiciho, stall Sc podezr1vavym
a tazal Sc MikuSe, ma co potTe-
buje tolik pen6z. Klerk zavo-
lal policii, ale pen1ze dGvefivci
vyplatil. Kdyz prijeli policiste,
mel Mikus $1,000 V rukou, ale
"drazi pTatele" zmizeli a tax
bylo $1,000 zachraneno, kdyz
byl obchodnfk poucen O stare
raket6 podvodnfkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
HIedajf mrtvolu.

Diva indiani z Nevady, B.
Wabasha a Ton Lawrence ,jsou
We vezenf v Tyndall, Jiz Dako-
ia, kde mali zGstat tax dlouho,
az sc najde mrtvola Indiana
Virgila La Pointea re Santee,
Neb., nebo az Sc pTiznaj1 CO S
MIN udelali. Panuje totiz po-
dezrenf, re jej hodili pc rvac-
ce do Missouri. Kdyz zmizel,
tax sc tvrdilo, re Sc S MIN pre-
vrhla lodka a re utonul a Sc
riff hledal mrtvolu pc obou bfe-
zfch reky. Ale Lawrence pax
vyprav6l, re sc pohadali ma
bTehu a Wabasha pry udefl
kleckem La Pointea do hlavy a
kdyz omraceny lezel ma zemi,
tax pry jej hodil do lodky a
tuto odstrcil cd bTehu, al Sc
pTevrhla. Ma tuto vypoved'
Lawrence byl zatcen ma ostro-
We, kde dlelo nekolik IndianG
a Wabasha pozdeji zatceny do
znal, re Sc S La Pointem popral
a uderil jej, ale o hozeni do
lodky nechce mic vedet. Serif
pravf, re oba Indiani zGstanou
We v6zenf tax dlouho, az We We
ci Dude jasno, nebot bez mrt-
voly La Pointea by nebyl soud
moeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22

S bolnym srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. listopadu, neb
tomu Dude 6 rokG, CO Sc S Mani
rozloucila nase milovana man
zelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Ctyri honci mrtvi.

Zahajenf honebnf sezony ma
jeleny vyzadalo 81 We statu Mi
chigan ctyTi lidske zivoty. Diva
lovci byli zastreleni, tfet1 zem-
rel We stanu, kde st1zen byl ST.
decni mrtvicf, privodene ma
sledkem 1navy a zimy, a ctvr-
ty usmrcen byl pfi automobile
We nehode. Mrtvi jsou: Robert
Peterson, 35 rokG starry, re Sa-
COLA: Stanley Scholten, 15le-
ty, z Missaukee okresu; Theo-
dor E. Kraus, 46 roku starry,
WPA administrator Saginaw
okresu a Dick Buing, 40 roku
stary, z okresu Missaukee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Divadelni veteran skonal 20
Operaci.

V New Yorku, Martin Beck,
ktery pc dlouhou dobu praco-
val V americkem divadelnictv1,
S pocatku jake herec a pax ia
ko manager i producent, sko-
nal pc komplikac1ch, ktere Sc
dostavily nasledkem bTisn1 O.
perace. DOLL sc II let.
Zesnuly Sc narodil Cesko-
slovensku. Hercem sc stall te-
prve, kdyz prijel do Spoj. Sta
IL. Pozdeji Sc venoval flzenl
divadel. Roku 1908 zalozil
prosluly Orpheum Circuit v
San FRANCISCAN, z nehoz pax
vznikly rozsahle podniky RKO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22

deraln1ho soudu pTi vyneseni
rozsudku mad WISE jmenova-
nym, ktery byval drive kler-
KEN v censovn1m 1Tadu a k vi
ne sc pTiznal.
Blountdv pravn1k prosil O
shovlvavost, jezto p%sychiatr
pry shledal, re mlady muz je
citove a%bnormalnf. Agent tai
ne sluzby svedcili, re Blount
vyhrozoval presidentovi i zabi-
tim. Otec obzalovaneho, BY
valy vladn1 zalobce, byl prfto-
men pfi vynesen1 rozsudku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22

straci cizincd z roku 1910, wy
stavuje Sc pr1snym trest1m, a
vrha ma sve postaveni neobca-
ma velmi spatne svetlo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-22
Valka v Europe.

AAOO CAAOAAV OAA
Oily v ssutinach anglickeho
mesta Coventry = prace hro-
madneho 1toku nemeckych
bombovacich aeroplanG, jez
napadly toto starobyle indu-
strialn1 mesto vybusnymi a "a
palnymi bombami.
Desitky verejnych a soukro-
mych budov, mezi mimi nemoc.
nice, protibombove 1kryty, ka-
thedrala, policejnf stanice a
posta, byly sboreny neb posko-
zeny. Uredne Sc sdeluje, re O.
byvatelstvo obstalo teto hroz-
ne zkouSce use srdnaost1 a he
roismem."
Mesto, S lidnatosti asi $780,
900 jest jedn1m z nejdulezi-
tejs1ch industrialn1ch stredisk
Anglie a lezi asi SO mil ma Sc
verozapad Cd Londyna. Jiz
pred tim bylo tercem cetnych
nemeckych naletd.
Hasici potacej1c1 Sc 1navou
vrhaly vody ma poutajici ssuti-
ny, v nichz ohen stravoval po-
slednf zbytky dT1v1 z domu
vzacn6 stavitelske krasy.
Ma jednom miste zalostny
hloucek malych det1 cerpal vo-
do rucnf pumpou a Mostly il ma
hOTfc1 trOSkv ieiich dOmOVa.
Muzi a zeny bloudili ulicemi
plnymi ssutin, jejichz obliceje
zsinale a vyhuble, hledajlcl
snad nekoho nebo snad niko-
no a hledici do prazdna jake
bez ducha. TAX to vypada
dnes V Coventry, druhdy kras-
mem meste.
V Berllne, Adolf Hitler fekl
pracovn1kGm, kter1 jsou cinni
V tylu, re nejvetsi povalecnou
povinnost1 Nemecka Dude slou-
ziti svetu jake vzor SOCIALISM,
ckeho statu.
Hitler uvedl to v reci proslo-
vene k delnlkum V municnich
tovarnach a k armadnim del
nickym skupinam. Prohlasil,
re je to "plutokraticka, kapita-
listicka Angle, dominovana
protisocialn1mi sklony, jez vede
valku proti nemeckemu social
stickemu statu."
Italove zapalili Koricu, svou
hlavnf zakladnu V JIM cast
Alzanie, a ustupuj1 z tohoto
mista, jak bylo oznameno v
reckych depes1ch z valecne
fronty prot italskym vetrel-
cum.
Pred tim bylo z fronty ozna-
memo, re Tecke delostrelectvo
zahajilo prudkou palbu ma Ko-
ricu, ktera ma asi 1000 obyva-
tell a lei v horach Pindus asi
II mil cd hranic Albanie. By
10 to jedno z nekolika malO
mist, ktere Italove dosud drze-
Ii ma Tecke pGde.
Osm nebo vice vim angelic.
kych bombometnych letadel
podniklo prudky utok ma Ber-
lin, jak Sc prav1 z nacistickych
kruhu a nejmene ctyTi z mich
byly sestreleny. Pouze osmI
nebo deseti podarilo Sc pronik-
nouti mad vnitrn1 mesto.
Jeden aeroplan byl ~sestrelen
rad Berlinem a diva letci "a
chranili Sc pomoci padaku. il
ne tTi aeroplany byly srazeny.
jak Sc pravi, nez dostaly Sc
mad mesto.
Svetla reflektOrG a ~sveteln6
stTely osv6tlovaly mesto, ma je-
hoz stTechy a dlazbu padaly
strepiny strel protiaeroplano-
vych baterif a anglicky aero
plan, ktery byl chycen papr-
sky reflektord, SNAIL Sc skryti
a uniknouti. Konecne zacal
klesati a diva letci S neho spu-
still Sc pomoc1 padaku. Asi G
jinych letadel bylo zachyceno
sv6tly reflektorG, ale podafilo
Sc jim uniknouti.
Pozorovatele, kterf vydava-
Ii Sc V nebezpeci, re budou "a
sazeni strepinami strel a bomb,
vid6li V dalce nekolik jinych
aeroplanG, pokousejlclch Sc
proniknouti ohromnou palbu
protiaeroplanovych del.
Mezi vlnami 1toc1c1ch aero
plant mnozi Tide vyb1hali z kry
ty do ulic snaz1ce Sc sebrat1
stTepiny stTel ma pamatku, ale
policiste zahnali je zpet do be-
peel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07
Game Birds Have Different
Names i'm Various Sections

tory game birds, McAtee said. were
applied by old-time professional hunt
ers who knew their birds. MANY OF
these hunters were men of originality
and force of character" he said. land
names invented by them had interest,
charm, or humOr-a tang of the bois-
ferrous out of doors in which they were
conferred and a spirit and utter APP
propriatenesS that commends them to
all men"
The old-time professional gunners
were lifelong frequenters of their ia
millar shooting grounds, so that bird
names IN use among them became
strongly localized A particular set of
names In use on Currituck sound diff
fered considerably from one on CheSa-
peake bay.
AS the period Of professional cunning
approached its end and travel became
more general, bird names were trans
ferreo more freely and new names
were introduced by the more book
learned amateur sp0rtSmen.
Not only are there geographic and
racial reasons, for the many names in
our local nomenclature" McAtee de-
clared, but our gunners seem to de-
light IN inventing new names for the
object OF their sport" The golden
plover has IA names in Massachusetts,
while the surf scooter has l6 in Maine.
Since 1909, McAtee has been COM
piling a list of the local names of
all species Of birds in the United States.
His files. collected from hunters, au-
thors, and other individuals, now in
clude some 100000 different names.