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The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 9

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Montana Standard, Friday, May 31 1 U.S. Helps Austria With Refugee Costs Quiet and Inexpensive Places Are Preferred for CKurch Meetings the drought-strilten LL? I -1 has been When it fill up with rainwater, the'e: didn't know what was rr. and ran for the dry buz's. 3 half of 10 million dollars provided to supply surplus food and is in addition to 48 millions provided for Hungarian refugee relief and mostly spent in Austria. Private American donations amount to 18 Conditioned PONCA CITY, Okla.

(JV-When it finally rained hard here, it was too much for a flock of 38 geese at the Chilocco Indian School. The fowl were accustomed to VIENNA 0T The United States this week turned over the equivalent of another five million dollars to Austria to help with costs arising from the influx of Hungarian refugees. It represents the second By GEORGE W. CORNELL one "big, stone building located In a heavily wood area two miles from the nearest train depot, at Associated Press Religion Writer When religious groups pick, a How Many Dogs Make a Leash? Libya has a LCCO-mile cent place to meet, it's often because There's a churchly flavor to the there wbn't be many other people fTO BE SURE, all higher ani-A mals have elaborate means of around. place that brings them in, what ever the-isolation Fori one thing, the church con-; There's no liquor bar in Buck communication getting positive meanings across.

Many with language, of course, can express more than just feelings but also (World, N.Y.), but a brood of little chicks is a "clutch" and so are iheeggs before they are hatched. Quail and partridges In a group are a "covey." Another word fof covey is "bevy," but you can also have a bevy of pretty misses. Hill Falls Inn, the big stone struc ferences like it quiet. For, another, it's cheaper. They choose spots where It's, the ture that constitutes the commu nity.

thoughts. "off season." Or1 they take to the Until a few years ago, there However did you notice that In woods. were ash trays in the place, Large animals, particularly cat This is not always the case, of our language almost words be ginning with "sn" have an unpleasant association. Such as: except in the basement, but now they're provided in the main course, but in going through a lobby. The establishment was founded composite two-year schedule of church meetings, a heavy proportion of them are in out-of-the-way places, or timed to avoid the tour snaggletooth, snail, snappish, snarl, sneer, snide, snigger, snitch, snoop, snob, snort, snub, snuffle.

by a group of Quakers back around 1900, and its religious tone has persisted since, although some other groups meet there now. The inn gives special rates to There a reason just like a dog's unpleasant snarl. As you tle, go in herds; a herd of lions in South Africa is Called a pride; whales congregate in a pod or gam. In hunting, three dogs are a leash; and two pheasants a brace. And then there are the words which grow out of mix-ups, called spoonerisms for the Rev.

W. A. Spooner of Oxford University. Once, intending to ask the dean's secretary, "Is the dean busy?" he asked, "Is the bean dizzy?" A member of his congregation, catching the habit from him, supposedly complained to him about a person occupying her pew, say say these words look in the mir ist rush. They meet in summer retreats like Atlantic City, N.J., in wintertime, and sometimes go to winter spots in the summer.

"They get more reasonable rates that way," said the Rev. ror. Now say "sn" several times church delegates, about a third over. You will find you cannot do lower, than to others. Dr.

Eugene Carson Blake, president of the National Council of Churches. "And, they get from distractions." As'-for the sites of the largest number of religious conclaves, New York City heads the list, and ing: Someone is occupewing my pie," to which Rev. Spooner replied: "I am very sorry. Madam. I'll sew you to another sheet." viK Yea'U like thepvlnt ct UN'S ai TERMINAL? It'l leMcat to efM walk threats the wide elilea tit seat alspUra rear fanrlte A9 mm feedi.

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UJ jj iN. ISA the state of Ohio in its geo But many other names, such as spoonerisms, grew out of names. graphical center location comes in second, with Chicago third. But ranking up near the big-city locales in relative numbers of religious meetings are places Cowardly Bull LEBANON, Ky. GR-Patrolman James.

Violette became an amateur matador in the Lebanon business section. When an escaped bull lunged towards him, Violette sidestepped neatly and the animal shot through the locked, plate glass door of an appliance store. Afraid the animal would burst through the show windows near the main entrance, Violette" ran around to the fron4; of the store. There he beat on windows, jumped up and down, and made faces at the bull. The poor animal had enough.

He turned tail, fled out the rear door and was herded into a waiting truck. sucn as: saxophone from its' in ventor, A. J. Sax; begonia, boy-senberry, bloomers, camellia, Diesel engine, Fahrenheit, Ferris like Green Lake, and Buck wheel, macadam, gardenia, guillotine, mackintosh, magnolia, marcel, Melba toast, nicotine, pasteurize, quisling (from the last Hill Falls, Pa. Take Buck Hill Falls: In the last months, 53 denominational and interdenominational church meetings have been held there.

What is Buck Hill Falls, and what brings the church groups there? It's not a city, or town it's world war), sandwich, sequoia. silhouette, volt, watt and zeppelin. All, people's names. it without raising your upper lip and your nose wrinkles a sneering expression. It is just possible that this may be the reason for these unpleasant words.

An odd word group includes those words which mean "group." Goats, sheep or birds may go in flocks but certain ones have special "group" A "gaggle" of geese is a flock of wild geese on the water; but take these same birds in the air and they are a "skein" of geese. A group of birds or fowl hatched at one time and cared for together is a "brood," explain Helen and Charlton Laird in their entertaining The Tree of Language It would not be right to end TB Deaths Down without discussing palindromes a sentence which reads exactly OTTAWA The Canadian of Statistics reports the tuberculosis death toll continues a spectacular TB accounted for 1,256 deaths among the 16 million Canadians last year as compared with 1,403 in 1955 and 6,000 in 1941. the same backward as forward. Among the best known are the remark Napoleon was supposed to have made when he was banished to the island of Elba: "Able was I ere I saw Elba." County Fair Pure r' 4 wja i Ji vJ mmimi canwo ier f-MMATt STRAWBLSEIEIY- Fancy Assorted LUNCH MEATS Ifc. 59c Lean, Guaranteed Good GROUND BEEF 3 98c Hickory Smoked, Streaked with Lean SLICED BACON lb.

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