The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-02
:l939 WHO'S WHO
 OF BRITAIN OUT
Hitler Gave Phone Nunl= Der; Lindbergh Didn't;
 More Roosevelt Lines
BY JOSEPH GREGG, JR. United Press Staff COrrespOnden

(Un1ted Press Stan COrreSpOndenCl
 London, Dec. 2 - (UPD - The British who's who 1889 edition pulp lished today described Charlie Chap lin as married twice now single, gave Clark Gable and Robert Tay- Tor 8 paragraph each for the first time, and barely mentioned the Duchess of Windsor.
 Adolf Hitler gave his telephone number in Berlin as 116191; Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh didn't give his address and Premier Benito MuSso- lini listed among his recreations, violin playing. Halle Selassie still listed himself, His Majesty, Emper- or of Ethiopia"
 Gable and Taylor were among numerous movie stars appearing in the volume for the first time. These included Eddie Cantor, Robert Do- nat, Ann Harding, Paul Muni, Anna NOagle, Lily Pons, Luise Rainer and Lionel Barrymore. John and Ethel Barrymore have been listed for sev- eral years.
 Neither Gave His Age
 Neither Gable nor Taylor gave his age. Cantor, however, admitted he was 46 and Lionel Barrymore said he was nearly 61. Ann Harding, who gave knitting among her recreations, revealed that she was born August 2, 1902. Miss Pons and Miss Rainer did not state their age.
 The only reference to the Duchess of Windsor was, in listing the royal family, it was stated that the Duke of Windsor was married June 3, 1887 to Mrs. Warfield." Among the Americans included for the first time are Ambassadors Jo- seph P. Kennedy and Norman Davis and Eli Culbertson. Kennedy gave himself 20 lines and described him. self as Democrat Catholic"
 Culbertson took 32 lines to say among other things that he organ ized contract bridge as a national industry employing more than 10,- 900 teachers and specialists through out the world to serve the need of 20,000,000 bridge players"
 He listed as recreations writing mystery stories, plays and articles on the theory and practice of the mass mind"
 Famous International Figures
 Famous international figures list ed for the first time included Pre- mier Edouard Daladier of France and Field Marshal Wilhelm Goering of Germany.
 Daladier gave his biography in French and Goering described him. self in A lines in English as lone of the earliest national socialist collab- orators of the Fuehrer."
 Adolf Hitler was the only one of Europe's three big dictators to give his telephone number. He had five lines last year, 29 lines this year. He listed no recreations.
 MuSSolini had an eloquent 32 line autobiographical sketch in Italian, but Josef Stalin had g bare four lines giving his birthdate, the name of his late wife and his address: ! 'Kremlin, Moscow, Russia"
 Roosevelt Lines Increased
 President Roosevelt had 29 lines compared to IT last year.
 Edouard Benes was still listed as president of Czechoslovakia due to the fact that parts of the volume went to press before the Czech cri- sis.
 Other Americans listed for the first time included Winthrop AL drtch, Hamilton Fish, Professor F. G. Blake, Professor E. G. Conklin, Ray mond Fosdick, Felix Frankfurter, Thomas Lamont, Leo Stokowski, A. Fl. Sulzberger, Raymond Swing and J. O. Winant