davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

(485 psl.). V. Peteraitis "Liet.
angliskame zodyne" klaidatiki
irgi vercia j anglu hereto (180
psD. Tad kurgi Vadovo prasi-
lenkta SUI tiesa? A. serno noras
isplesti sia savoka tam tikra
kryptimi yra jau tikybines ideo-
logijos reikalas, Vadovas kaip
tik samonangai to ir venge.
5. Kad A. sernas, kaip kiti
Naujienu kritikai, nedaug test
skaito SUI lietuviu kalbos fax
tais, tarp ko kito rodo ir pasto-
rius: jis nepatenkintas Vadovo
sio zodzio nusakymu ir yra lin
kes il pakeisti kunigu. Tai yra
jo asmeninis ir tikybinis reika-
las, ir tam niekas nesipriesina.
bet jis negales nugincyti, kad
pastOriumi (is lot. pastor "pie-
muo, ganytojas'') lietuviu kali
boje lig siol daugiausia buvo
vadinamas protestantu (gaila,
tai Vadove nepazymeta) ir ev.
reformatu kunigas; kataliku
kunigai pastoriais niekados ne
buvo vadinami.
6. Pagaliau A. sernas dar pri-
mena, kad Vadovas susilaukes
ir kitty astrios kritikos. Taip,
bet jis tos kritikos kaip tik dau-
giausia susilauke is Naujienu,
kurios ka kritikuodamos nevi-
sados jiesko tiesos, o tenkinasi
tik gnaibiojimais ir siaip astres-
niais pasakymais. Pvz. kalbos
reikalui is tu kritiku beveik jo-
kios konkrecios naudos nera: jie
kaip apspange Vadove samonin-
gai nemato jokiu geru dalyku,
todel savo saliskumu daug .kur
prasilenkia SUI tiesa; jie dau-
giausia yra kibe korekturinius
dalykus arba rase grynas Mesa
mones; pvz. M. Gudelis Vadova,
rasanti architektas, monarchas,
ne arkitektas, monarkas, itare
net: griztant j Ausros laikus !!
Taip pat ir prof. Vikt. Birziska,
siaipjau CANA geras zmogus, pi-
giai susigunde Naujienose pa
berti apsciai pagrazinamu pa
niekos bel pasaipos "perlu" Va
dovo autoriu adresu ir bendri-
neje kalboje jieskoti daugiau
matematiniQ bel loginiq prad-
menu, todel jis, is dalies klupda-
mas savo matematiniuose SAM
protavimuose, kaip teisingai yra
pastebejes matematikos moky-
tojas J. Zujus, dar daugiau pra-
silenke SUI kalbine tiesa, pvz.
smerkdamas tokius posakius
kaip pirmiausia, didesne dalis ir
KIT. Pagaliau mokytojas M. K. vi
siskai nusikritikavo tvirtinda-
mas, kad tik vienas Pr. Skar-
dzius tenoris ivesti rasybiniu
naujenybiQ.
z. "Lietuviu kalbos vadovo"
autoriai ir redakcija gerai nusi-
mano, kad ju neviskas kaip rel
kiant padaryta, kad daug kas
nesuspeta padaryti taip, kaip bu-
.vo noreta. Todel jie prasyte pra-
SO rimtu, kritisku pastabu, nau-
ju autentisku kalbos faktu, ku-
riq dabar nelengva suvaikyti,
Bet jie, isskyrus kultlringa prof.
IS. Kolupailos straipsni, pa
skelbta Drauge, blaivu j. Kar-
delio atsiliepima "Neprikl. Lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
sKALBINE APzVALGA

Adomas sernas raso apie bam-
biza ir kitus "Lietuviu kalbos
vadovo" neaiskumus bent tri-
juose Naujienq numeriuose (Nr.
259-61). Raso kukliai, be nerei-
kalingo autoriu gnaibymo ir sa-
vo straipsnio gale, prisipazinda-
mas nesas kalbininkas, tariasi
galejes kur nors suklysti arba
viena kita nereikalinga siurks-
tesni zodi tarti, nors to ir ven
ges daryti. Ir tiesa: jis nesi-
drabsto imantriais patyciu ar
paniekos perlais, kaip kad kiti
Naujienu kritikai yra dare, bet
savo isvedziojimais nera ginci-
jamo dalyko ir prie tiesos priar-
tines. Nenorint kartoti, kas jau
anksciau buvo pasakyta, cia ten
ka tik trumpai stai ka pastebeti !:
i. Nei A. sernas, nei J. ia
4sinskas, nei ev. ref. sinodas, nei
kas kitas negali nugincyti au-
tentisku faktu, kurie yra duoti
didziajane liet. kalbos zodyne.
Tie faktai dar pakartotinai yra
patvirtinti kitty tiesioginiu SAL
tiniu.
2. "Liet. kalbos vadovas",
kaip pakartotinai spaudoje jau
pranesta, buvo CANA sku-
bomis rasomas, ir del
aplinkybiu net nesuspeta
daugelio dalyku korektlrose att
taisyti, bet Naujienu kritikai,
ju tarpe ir A. sernas, be atodai-
ros tai nekreipia jokio demesio
ir saliskai savo tvirtina.
3. "Liet. kalbos vadovo" re-
daktorius, tiesa, yra buves ir
Liet. Enciklopedijos ~kalbotyros
skyriaus redaktorius, bet apie
bambiza jis ten nerase, nei uz
ta rasyma imasi sau kokia at
sakomybe. Liet. Enciklopedijoje
yra ir daugiau nekalbininkq ra-
syta apie kalbinius dalykus, ir
su tais rasymais kaikurie kali
bininkai nevisai sutinka; apie
tai is dalies savo laiku buvo
pvz. ir Vaire rasyta.
4. "Liet. kalbos vadovas" ne
ra jokia encyclopaedia, nei jis
pretenduoja toks butt: jane,
kaip pratarmeje aiskiai pasa-
kyta, tyciomis buvo vengiania
platesniq apibrezimQ, if todel
daugelis dalyku yra arba visai
neapibrezti, arba nusakyti vi
sal trumpai, galima sakyti, sim
boliskai, dudeniskai. O Dudene,
oficialiame vokieciu rasybos va
dovelyje, pvz., inkvizicija yra
siaip nusakyta: "Ketzergericht
strenge Untersuchung". Web
sterlo New collegiate dictiona-
ry' inkvizicija tarp ko kito siair
apibrezia: "The systematic pur-
suit Of heresy and the punish
ment of heretics". Taigi kas yra
herezija, heretikas arba ereziia,
ertikas (vok. Ketzerei, Ketzer,
angl. heresy, heretic)? Hereti-
kas lietuviskai nuo XVI amziaus
vadinamas lkIaigonas (16O0 n.y.
atskalunas, atskaluonis, atpuoli-
nys ir klaidlnas, paklaidunas,
klaiduonis, klaidatikis. Nieder-
manno, Senno if Brenderio "Liet.
rasomosios kalbos zodyne' klai-
datikis vokiskai verciamas j Irr-
glaeubiger, Ketzer, Haeretiker
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
1. Servante ir Ilinojus.

mlngal uzslpuldamaS "LletuvlQ
kalbos vadova", tarp ko kito
buvo uzkliuves ir uz Servantes
rasymo. Jam atrode tai visai
nesuprantama: jo samprotavimu
nei vienas Kastilijos gyventojas,
nei vienas ispanas inteligentas
negalis nukasti Servantes ga
lunes, o stai dabar eme tai ir
padare nelabieji Vadovo autoriai
(zr. 1850 m. .Naujienos Mr.. 241).
Veliau, tu paciu metq Naujienu
Mr.. 267, neva placiau pagrisda-
mas sia savo nuomone, jis siaip
raso: "Dr. Skardzius nukando s
rasytojui Servantes, kur jos ne
galima nukasti, bet ja paliko
Illinois, kur s visai nereikalin-
ga.
Nelieciant pacios terminolo-
gines M. Gudelio grazbylystes,
tarp ko kito buvo savo laiku
nurodyta, kad Servante be ga
luninio S yra nei Vadovo auto
riu, nei Pr. Skardziaus prasima-
nymas, bet visuotinai vartota
lytis mokyklineje lietuviu kalbo-
je Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
laikais. Ir dar daugiau: Servan-
tes rasymas buvo siulomas ir
visu rasybos komisiju; tokia ly-
tis vartojama ir LIB svietimo
Valdybos 1948 m. paskelbtoje
lietuviu kalbos ir literatlros
programme. Taigi terminus "nu-
kandimas" is tikruju yra arba
samoningas publicistinis gnybis
Vadovo autoriams, arba papras-
to nezinojimo isvada. situo pat
budu butu galima paklausti: kas
gi pagaliau Mozei nukando galu-
ne s? Juk Moze lis hebr. Moseh)
sen. graiku ir lotynu kalbose ais
kiai tebeturejo galune s; ja te?
beturi ir vok. Moses, angl. Moses
Ctr. Mozis, ,-ziz).
Bet daug rimtesnis yra Illi-
nois klausimas. Standartinis 7
laidos Websterio, New Collegiate
Dictionary" duoda dvi tarimo
lytis: ilinOi ir ilinOiz. Victims
tarimas yra ilinoi, panasiai kaip
Arkansas vietoje terra tariamas
Arkansaw, be s (su ilgu galuni-
niu o, tos pat rusies, kaip ir To-
dziuose soft, lawyer ir kt.); 81
pastaroji lytis, Arkansaw, yra
pripazinta ir oficialine; zr. H.
L. Mencken, The American Lam
guage, An inquiry into the de-
velopment of English in the
United States a. Edition. Ned
York, 1887. SAL psl.). FIR. Colby,
Your Speech and how so improve
it (New York, 1941. 48 psl.)
Taigi tue vadovaujantis, visis-
kai ramiai Illinois galetu butt
prireikus lietuvinamas j Ilinojus,
ne IlinOizas, kaip kad is stan
dartinio amerikieciu tarimo ga
letu butt keno nors siuloma.
''Lietuviu kalbos vadove" del
skubos nenurodytas jocks lietu-
viskas IllinOis'O tarimas, bet XII
toje laidoje tai turetu butt pa
daryta: salia iprastinio Servan-
tes pavadinimo gerai dera ir lii
nojus, ne Ilinoizas, panasiai kaip
kad Chicago yra jau iprasta tar
tt Cikaga, ne Sikaga, limo
jus tik SUI dviem y, ne
1linoizas vartojamas ir paciu
Naujienu, pvz. DR.. H. Herbold-
heimer paskirta Illin0jaus civil
lines gynybos direktoriaus pa
vaduotoja .(1951 m. Mr.. 184).
2. Tarena, tarsena ir tartis
Dirvos Mr.. Is yra parasyta
jos (radijo pranesejos) aiski t a.
re n a. Bet is tikrqju Sis ter
minas yra netinkamas. Visq pir-
ma priesaga -ena CANA retail te-
vartojama veiksmui zymeti,
pvz.: gyyena,-os "gyvata, gyve-
nimas', keikena "keikimas",
klegena "klegejimas, kalba", ll-
zena ''luzis, luzimas'' ir kt. Dau-
giausia sia priesaga zymimi vel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

bus minima Lietuvos Kariuome-
mes atkurimo 32-ji sukaktis. Mi
nejimas bus pradetas 10 va
landa pamaldomis sv. Ire
jybes Baznycioje. Pamoksla
sakys kun. Pranckus. Giedos wy
~ oktetas, vadovaujamas Pet
kaicio. Ia pacia diena 3-cia val.
po pietq lietuviu mokyklos sa-
leje, 339 Capitol Ave., ivyks mi
nejimo antroji dalis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

tojas dr.. J. Bucnis atsiunte svei-
kinima. Diskusijose dalyvavo
burys sveciq, 4-jo ir 7-jo pos
tu legijoninkai
Is pranesimu paaiskejo, jog
visi postal talkina Balfui, su
Amerikos ir Lietuvos ir postu
veliavomis dalyvauja paraduo-
Sc, .Vasario 16 pamaldose ir is
kilmese, o 81 menesi rengia Lie
tuvos kariuomenes svente, ku-
ria sujungia su LK Mindaugo
kriksto sukaktimi. Stabas ap-
svarste eile klausimu, nutare
uzsakyti uniformity kepuriu ir
JOINS zenkleliu (Vyciu Kryzius
su vainiku) ir spausdinti Legio-
no statuta. Nutarta Kaledu
svenciu proga pasiusti sveikini-
ma JAW kariams, kovojantiems
prizes komunizma, atsimenant ir
lietuvius jq eilese.
Vakare Legiono remejos
Strazdiene ir Kurtinaitiene pa
ruose vakariene, kurios metu
pagerbtas Legiono vadas P. Jur-
gela so metu amziaus proga. il,
kaip Lietuvos skautu ikureja pa
sveikino ir Hartfordo lietuviu
skautu yadas sktn. kpt. V. Ne
nortas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

rape against another The Burrell Pace summer
home up Stoney Poine will hold house comes May
30 Promises to be a slam-bang affair. JOHNNY W AK
Err and IJCIUS MAY have scored beautiful number
with their recently published Sweetheart of Phi A
alpha Phi Alpha)
Towns a-buzz about the coming Of Europe TO be
staged by top Detroit business and professional folk Bob
Goldman former Free Press writer who's associate
editor for Parade will do publicity takeof the
tourage when it hits NYC June A. Time and Life maya
zines also getting set TO pin typo and phoograp hc at
tenton on the tour and It's members The Rev Jesse Ja
Mcneil heads the itinerary
u s MAIL: A note arrived from MARCELLUS
WILSON, the emcee and producer, who's now at
the Flame Club in Milwaukee, where he saws 10 Ann
Henderson is singing. Marauta is dancing and Terry
Lane is making EVERYBODY happy Marcellus !. in.
Johnson! 'ee'
N9f for now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

The Flame Show Bar this week
was eirding itself for what VIII
probably be one of its piegeS'
shows. Now that singer EuhCe
Davis is concluding her appear
ance as star at the popular Johh
R-East Garfield night spot, Zig
ev Johnson is preparing to intro.
duce his personally fashioned
show package
The gem like Johnson oaSke'
IF entertainment includes the
plaintive and appealing voice OF
singer Ida James. who was Tor
merlv with the bands OF Ersklne
Hawkins and Earl Hines; Rose
Hardaway. the 1.-the lady WIN
the eye-tempting torso and VINO
can dance like lightning, Club
bv Hip Shaking" NewSome, for
merlv with Paul Williams band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

Nina Mae Mckinney IS the
name that rings out al the Old
time Cafe these nights
The talented female npcr-
senator is head of the new show
that hit the boards al al Ezrach 5
blowsy Russell Westminster night
club last week after the Baby
Jean Ray troupe departed for
the outskirts of town
Her head topped by a NINA
et-like stack of chignons. TO
which French star Josephine
Baker referred as horses
tail" Nina Mae goes thru an
eYe-catching batch of ballads
and dances that leave audience
members clamoring for more.
The other part OF the Mckin-
ney show. however. could stand
a little polishing. While not the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

the Be-Do-Jo Dancers. the IN
imitable stars of eurythmics, ana
Little Miss Sharecropper.
II will be the first show
produced by the hffieshow-
man. ZiegY Johnson. Ever since
he began emcee chores at The
Flame he has found IL impossi-
bic TO get over inner-office
hurdles which would allow him
10 put to work much OF the
production talent for which he
is famed.
A few failures on the part OF
booking agents who titillated
he ears of the boss convinced
the top people that maybe Ziggy
mad something. SO they decided
% try his show selections for .
'hange
Eunlce Davis failed to click
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
Nina Mae Mckinney
Rocks 0Idtime Cafe

best Of the cltys female inn
personaiors. the shoV line does
carry good deal Of talent that
could be better expressed with
a little more eXuberance on the
part Of the entertainers them
selves
Providing musical accom-
panimeni for all Oldtime Cafe
shows is the precise and tune
full little band of pianist Floyd
Taylor. Spotlight man In the
CONDO is Yusef Pure Sounds"
Laieef. whose glistening tenor
horn notes were formerly
part of the DixzY Gillespie
band. Laieef wrote the new
romper tune. "Aphrodisia-"
The Mckinney troupe is at the
Oldtime Cafe for a limited stay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
FL Morocco Nav
Stage Sax Battle

The Club FL Morocco viii
probably be the place whsr
the proposed battle Of n.
saxes will be staged
This fact was revealed Nan.
day as plans were Started h
stage the ciiy fast blg q,
battle in a number Of yean
The Morocco VAS placed IN.
der top consideration becau.
of its location in q sectm,
where good musiclanshlp i
highly regarded
And also because the club
is one of the most spacious n
the city, capable OF holdin.
the biggest crowd and lsrg.
enough TO hold the big aud.
ence that's sure 70 attend ii,
contest.
Currently holding down tn,
bandStand al the East David
Son-located FL Morocco is tn.
rollicking band OF Eddie Bar.
tel. one Of the best young
musical sggrcgaiions in the
city The band plays FOX dan.
ing each week end
Owner is Dave Nagel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
'Biqqest Of Shows Readie,
For flame Show Bar Patron,

the turnstiles prosperouslv a..
for the Flame oW ners. n. 'I'Oa
is expected to click sold Uaas
this tanned revue Of zippv :, q
son. 'OaA'
Bandstand capcfs are n..,.,
by Maurice King and his We Va
verlnes, who are lis,ening ~
10 their new Columbia teco,s' ~
of Lavender Cadillac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
&vinging No~m The Lane
BY BILL LANE

WELL, here again, much to the chagrlh ol
couple Of fellows who write (among other thngsl LOT
living. They might consider this step down. out
remember the time when began work on another news
paper here in Detroit.
From the disappointed words floating around town
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

now, the paper will soon Ind Itseit .n
that plight again. Oh, yes we WAN
to hire you back, Bill" they said. But
we must save face. If we rehired you,
people would think then that were
admitting defeat" Oh, boy! What
laugh!
PIT. Barnum once showed you can
SELL a thimble as valuable thing All
YOU gotta do is make it desired by the
people. Oh. well-who'll know any
thing about il hundred years from to-
day?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

OLEATHA GRANGER, the sloeeyed beauty Of the
Four Caldwels is catching all the gmmers around the
Gotham. The towns femme impersonators talking
about member of their party who is filing charges Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

From the disappointed words floating
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15
Man Dc NEWcAsTLE

q. am writing in regard to my
baby chicks and would like TO know
if you could tell me what is causing
Them 10 die. They seem TO be all right
then all of sudden they'll start chirp-
ing and run side ways. then fall over
and just lie there and jerk and culver
all over. Their eyes are stareY. pick
them up and bring them in the house
and they just live while. then die.
They have no signs Of diarrhea.
have been feeding the chicks grow
ing mash. pellets and water to drink.
Mrs. H. W.. Dawson county.
A. It sounds very much as if you
have Newcastle disease. OF course 1
could be wrong. The only sure meth
cd of diagnosing the disease would
be with laboratory examination.
But we do not want you to send one
of these chicks through the mail,
since the disease is air born and any
chicks that might be on the same
mail or express car could pick up the
disease enroute. In fact, if this is
your trouble that is the most likely
way they contracted the disease.
So what would suggest, is that
you get hold Of the local veterinarian
and have him take some blood
samples and send these either to the
veterinary laboratory here at Mon
tana State college at Bozeman, or to
the Livestock Sanitary board at Hell
ena.
# it is Newcastle disease there is
| nothing that you can do to cure the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15
Poultry Department
MOVING CAUSED HENS
TO MOTT. STOP LAYING
By II. E. CUSHMAN

q. wish some information about
my laying hens. ! have Leg-Orcas. ]
kept I8 pullets last fall and they pro-
duced 10 TO II eggs every day all win
ter. In April. about the 9th. / moved
these hens from town back TO the farm
and they Immediately quit laying. This
wasn't such a surprise TO me. but
thought in a few weeks they would
start up again.
Now for week or 10 days they have
acted as though they were going TO
lay. They caclxle and get on the nests
and sit there part of the forenoon. get
off and haven't laid. I keep good watch
that they aren't eating eggs. wouldn't
think il strange if they didn't act like
this. get one egg every day but there
are from TO hens on the nest every
morn. And another thing ! never saw
in my life. and I'm So years old and
have raised chickens ever since ! was
a little girl. and that is, these hens
mate just like roosters and hens. ]
do not keep roosters as always buy
baby chicks every year. These hens
are in perfect health and get mash.
wheat. and oat bundles. also oyster
shell all the time with plenty Of wafer
before them all the time. would APP
PIGC4d4G 0AAX &AAoAACAA 1AAoA lOG
could give me.-Mrs. A. L. D.. Daniels
county.
A. You are right in assuming that
moving the birds was what made
them quit laying. No doubt they
went into a mott and they will not
lay eggs until they have finished
growing feathers. It depends upon
the ratio of mash to grain which
they are eating, as to how soon they
can get these feathers grown out.
They will have to eat a greater pro-
portion of mash to grow feathers.
Also, even if you are getting only
one egg daily, you may have more
than one hen which is actually lay
ing. You may have several hens
which lay with a different rhythm
SO that you are only getting one egg
daily.
would not worry too much, they
will all come into lay fairly soon.
But would watch the birds, and
those which do not develop wide
moist vents within a few weeks are
not coming back and should be
culled out of the flock.
Now about the hens that behave
as males, that is a very common oc-
currence. I do not know why you
never happened to observe it before
When males are in the flock this is
not so likely to happen.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15
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write:
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Evening star., 1951-07-08
400 WOMEN
(See Front Covert

For years the men i'm this Utah town
have been horse-opera extras. Now
suddenly they're just baby-sitters
by Louis Berg
This Week Movie Editor
Evening star., 1951-07-08

TARD-BITTEN movie director William
Ill Wellman was worried So was his
star. Robert Taylor There was reason.
They were on location with 400 females in
the fantastic Kanab Plateau region of
Utah, land of twisted rock and flaming
canyons. home of the rattlesnake and the
bowling coyote - with the nearest beauty
parlor 400 miles away.
The girls weren't worried at all. They
had Robert Taylor!
The occasion was a unique one - the
making of Western epic with an almost
exclusively female cast The film was
Westward the Women" based on sup
posed trek across the plains of wagon
train bringing prospective brides to the
early settlers of California. Night-club
singer Denise Darcel, of Paris, France,
played the leading pioneer.
Before his petticoat company plunged
into the desert. Mr.. Wellman addressed
the ladies, much in the manner of COM
manding officer briefing an army unit NOV
ing into dangerous combat He warned
of rattlers and sunstroke, of desert
sun and dust storms the latter guar
anteed by four huge wind machines.
Before you're through" he promised
almost gleefully, you'll have the most
unladylike calluses and muscles. I've
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found the toughest location in my expert
ence. If any of you have doubts about
your ability to rough it now is the time
to speak up"
Then up spoke six-foot Hope Emerson,
a fine actress and heroic figure of
woman, towering over Wellman who is
small and wiry.
''You little squirt" she said pleasantly
Il can outwalk you. outride you and out
last you"
Ovexrun with DANES
HEADQUARTERS for the company was the
town of Kanab, Utah, population 1000.
1t has been a popular location for the
Hollywood makers of Westerns since John
Ford discovered it years back. But it is
not accustomed to being overrun with
danes. Mule skinners shaved every day.
Cow hands slicked up until even the
heifers snickered
kanab is Mormon community, with
strict set of blue laws. Some fears were
expressed that the situation might get out
of hand. The community needn't have
worried, however, about the behavior of
the Hollywood girls. After day in the
desert, the girls were much too tired to
cut up - even if they had wanted to.
| went with the scouting party that