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Evening star., 1949-01-20
PILLOWS CEDAR
CHESTS. SLIPCOVERS
h off

100 Orig. l.es to 4.ss Fsney
Pillows. Royon foilIes and sotins
in vorious shapes and eolors.
SoiIed -- 85e to 2.49
10 orig. 1898 to e9.9s ceder
Chests. Some floor samples, some
damaged. Walnut, bleoched and
dark mahogany veneers on cedar.
Sold as is ------l9.94 to 34.99
40 orig. 7.ss 10 1898 Ready
Made Slipeovers. Three potterns,
vorious coIors. For chairs and
sofos - $40 to 9.49
SHbcopers, Si1fk Floor,
The Heekt Co.
TOYS
e-oris. 1925 Steel outdeeE
Gym Set, with swing, tropeze bor
and horizontal bor- 1888
I-oris. 1880 Wood AirpIens
that rocks back and forth, steer
ing wheel turns propeller ,4.9s
s-oris. 1885 chsin Drive
VeIoeipeds, l2-inch wheels, od-
justobIe seat and handle bar,
l6.ee
Toys, srd Floor. The Hseht Co.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05
JUNIOR BAND RETURNS

Last Monday evening at $3.50 p. m.
Zion Junior Band returned from
Miami, Florida, where they had play
ed at the Orange Bowl football game
and taken part in the New Years
parade.
They made the homeward trip in
two large buses which came right to
the College building, where they
were met by their parents in wait
ing cars, which gave them a noisy
welcome home.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05

FOR SALE-Live poultry and feeds
at Aiuppy's. 1909 w. Goth St. Phone
2747.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05
SERVICES FOR
PAUL M. L,aROSE

i <AOA AvAs 4~SAA\<S~~
Paul M. LaRose of $500
Edna Blvd, was recovering
from a serious illness and was
apparently greatly improved,
when upon advice he and his
wife motored to warmer eli
mate to vacation for the win
ter. They were very comfort
ably located at Tuscon, Ari-
IONA, when on December 22,
1913, he was suddenly strick-
en- and succumbed. Paul was
nearly So years of age, having
been born at Lucerne, Indiana,
December 30th, 1890.
Mr.. LaRose came to Zion
with his parents in 1908 and
has been a continuous resident
| of the city. He attended Ober-
lin College, Oberlin, Ohio, and
graduated from the Universe
| ty of Chicago. He received his
Doctor of Jurisprudence de-
gree from Northwestern Uni
versity Law School.
Paul as he has been known
to all his associates was a mem
Der of the Illinois Bar associa-
ton and the Lake County Bar
association, practicing law in
Zion, Waukegan and Chicago
for the past twenty-five years:
He was active in civic and
social affairs; also a member
of the University club of Wau-
kegan and was affiliated with
the Exchange and Elks clubs of
Waukegan.
Surviving are his wife-Dor-
) othy, and two daughters, Mrs.
Ann Mailman, wife of 1t. E. J.
Mailman and Miss Paula La
Rose, both of Zion. A sister,
Mrs. Olive Berrien of Ser
geantsville, New Jersey; and
two brothers, Eugene of Rock
ford, Illinois, and Joseph of
St. Petersburg, Florida. Two
! grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held
| from the Congdon Funeral
Home on Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock, December Fl, 1913,
with Overseer Anton Darms
officiating assisted by Rev.
Thomas Fender of the First
Methodist Church of Wauke-
gan. Mrs. Melvin Amstutz of
! Waukegan sang "Saved by
Grace, beautiful Island of
Somewhere" and "Sometime
| Well Understand" The PAIL
| bearers were: Melvin Amstutz,
DR.. Paul Mischief, Philip Bales,
Allastair Leitch, Winfield
Reed and Emerson Armstrong.
Interment was made at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Local Hauling Local and
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
The TheOCraf
NEWS HERE AND THERE

Zion Symphony Orchestra
played during the time be-
tween the Zion Bible School
assembly, which concluded at
1890 a. m. and the beginning
of the Main Worship Service
at II o'clock. The unit was
directed by Conductor DR.. John
A. Studebaker. Next Lords
Day Zion Concert Band will
play at this time directed by it's
conductor Dave McElroy.
Hereafter the branch meet
ings and activities of the Michi-
gan City, Indiana, branch of
the Christian Catholic Church
and those of the Chicago
branch will be announced over
WCBD, lions radio station on
$40 k. c. during it's broadcast
time on Lords Day mornings
from II 100 to IL 80 p. m. This
was begun with the July 10th
service with Mr.. Chuck Pax
ton announcing the activities
at Michigan City. Next Lords
Day, July 18th, Lester Wright,
son of Elder Arthur A. Wright,
officer in charge of the Chica-
go branch, will announce the
Chicago activities.
companied at the organ by Mrs.
WHY'S Mayfield.
The pail bearers were -
Charles Warren, P. B. John
son, Erwin Kendall, Gordon
Ross, John D. Luce and AL
Pfeiffer.
Interment was at Lake
Mound cemetery.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
MRS. EDITH WILLIAMS
HIRE PASSES ON

was born February Fl, 1878,
in Fall River, Massachusetts,,
the daughter of Richard Tho
mas Williams, native of Gro
venordale, Connecticut, and
Clara Fielder Williams, who
had come to this country at the
age of sixteen from Yorkshire,
England.
AS her parents were men,
bers of the Primitive Methodist
Church she attended Sunday
School and church services
regularly in this church
throughout her early years and
in her childhood came to love
the Lord.
At a very early age she dis
played a remarkable talent for
music and was found to have
the gift of absolute pitch. She
received an extensive musical
training and began an active
musical career in concert sing
ing and playing at the age of
thirteen years, appearing in
various cities from St. Louis
and Chicago east and north
east to the Atlantic seaboard
and in Canada.
While engaged in concert
playing she met Linval J. Hire
in Lansing, Michigan, where
he was also engaged in music
work, and they were later mar
ried on May II, 1898 in
Fall River, Massachusetts,.
After their marriage they
determind to discontinue their
concert playing at the end of
the next season for which they
were already booked and to
!, use their musical talents in the
Lords work as opportunity
presented itself. Since that
time, they have devoted their
lives together to the Lords ser
vice, being engaged in the mu-
sic activities of the Christian
Catholic Church and Radio Sta
ton WCBD and in music teach
ing for many years, and later
in Grace Missionary Church,
of which they were both men,
bers at the time of her passing
away.
To their union were born
son, Richard Fielder, and two
other children both of whom
died in infancy - a daughter,
Ruth Edna, and a son, John
David.
Although she was confined
to her home by illness during
the last few years, she /contin-
ued to manifest an intense in
terest in the work of the church
and in the activities of the
many pupils whom she had
taught through the years, and
expressed her deep regrets at
not being able to participate
actively in His service.
Mrs. Hire departed to be
with her Lord on July 7th, 1949
at the age of seventy-one years,
four months and sixteen days.
She leaves to mourn her loss
her husband, Linval J. Hire,
one son, Richard F. Hire, a bro
Their, Arnold F. Williams of
Tiverton, Rhode Island; four
grandchildren, Arnold Edith
Jean) Studebaker, Kathel,
Hire, Alyce Hire Janet
Hire, and two great grandchil-
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
|Slver Bow Trades
& Labor
Council Notes

Tie regular meeting I'd Tie SILVER
Bow Trade, and Labor Council IA,
called - order AZ : pm hs Pres
idcn, Crawford.
Ri na, called and ab,cntcc>
noted
Minutes oi tie prc,iou, mcciine
were read and approved a. read
Communication were received
From the Women Protective
Union W. - referring 'icir
grievance
lt.m 'lt Montana State Feeder
aiian If abor asking anr n,ope'
s'i"n II Their resolution mnlir-
ilfitceu PASSED At their las, meet
mr - the Executive Board relst
ire - the essay contest which will
be open ~ al student, ct our hieli
schools lo'h public aud pifoeh hal.
WITHIN tn, state ni Montana 1t
W.. moved and seconded thar sc
asn,tt in tins action and refer IL
t. 'lw Educational Committee
thfi>fmas Greetings were re-
tNta iiom Representative Mike
Mansfield and the CLERK ii Tie
tuur' Frank Murra,
Report, ni Committee,
Chairman Diiscoll ol the Gric
>anee .mmittce reported progre>,
on tho Moments Protective grievance
stating thai most 81 the larger store,
have signed and paid the eigl, ior
their holiday, but a few are still
holding III, on the issue
The Bakers held an election Of oi
iIecf, wiih all present officer, re
turning 10 their seats.
The Laundry aud DYE worker,
also held IN election With the onl,
ncN member being Mrs T. Miller
who wl, elected President
The nest meeting al the Council
Viii be January 10. At which time
nominations OF officers Will be held
and on January a nomination, and
election, 81 officers viii be held.
There beng no iurrhcf business,
the meeting adjourned
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
OPEN FORUM
The Montana Labor News will
not be responsible for the views Of
their correspondents.
MONTANA'S TOLL
ROADS
n IENFRNE HAMILTON

lENFRNE HAMILTON
The ,h,r,,.ir., rS1,n III, ~.
W .a.,n, ,..t,.ne .sembly -
,.,c1 ~ p .. ,b;,h m,tes ~
Non,an, h,,b,e I'm road. apd
ubaG ~ 4s., unr,..n,hle ,,d
,..inrn. IT, .iaft.n rrr,,inl, v,u,
ir., e.nl .od ,h,rd boahy nr,,e.
Uay,ng 4xb,,.,rd an ,be,r idea.
ILL., o, n,r,n.r ,,<,ny TIE nubl;.
III, l,e,,l...-. n,,s,a ,hi. bill which
VII. i. ,>..t IRAN ,hree dollar,
Der ,e,, .p n an mo,or,,,, -IN
tON~Ilst NlIDN FOR THE
USE on THE pEEIIC HIGH.
WAYS or MONTANA" lie, TIA,
fellow m.f.r,,,, The state !, nov
nr.na.inr n, ,na iar he u..
~ M, hieh..4. ,h,, Won and your
fellow mn,sr.>t. and t~axp,,er, have
lnil, ~, ~ cn,r,u,,no and en-
%,onr,plus ,,anphi Y.n build
rad uhnh KIM .to,ld ,vn and ~,
%lrpts4turc ,len assumes IN. pover
10 CHARGE ..n AZ u,jny yopr avn
propcrtx
Tin. t.< graduated from three
dollars Der .ear ~ Messenger auto
mobile, nm ~ 500 ner wear on ,rucl,
~ n,e ION cana,ity and over
In ,dd,t,an i, ,he ,axes na,d On
,nur car n~rrsonal ~nroner,v ,ax
ann license driver, license md "a
IN he gasoline ,ou ne van ar,
III. ,h,,,,.h ID. irvine r;.t, !,
H., -lrci.l,,nr, Il h. forced - M,
an additional az ii three dollar.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Te C. :.e 10 bcrrs.
e stofics # the pcs ,eof as
sec 81 BY a fer cse1tdipe
g'olp Of ~eetb newspaper eli
tors speaking through on an
nloi poll conducted by The
Publ shers Auxiliary.
]. Announcement that the
Soviet Union possesses atom
bomb.
Z. Sweeping victories Of
Communist oim;es in Chino.
;. Tt,ol Of II top Commu.
nists in the US.
q. Coal and steel strikes and
subsequent events in notion.
5. Marshal Tito's successful
defio7oe OF Russia and Comm
form.
3. Story OF Kothy Fiscus toll
irg into well and subsequent
escue efforts.
7. fo'lmc Ct congress to re-
peal the Toft-HoftIey Iobo,
low.
8 Ending Of the Berlin
b'oCcJe by the Russions.
9. Bitter inter service dispute
between the army and navy.
10. DeyoIuotion Of pound in
Great Britain.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
FOREIGN FARM AID
DISCONTINUED

The Federal Advisory Council OF
,ht Employment Security Bureau.
meeting here rs Washington today
voted to discontinue all programs
ior importing foreign agricultural
labor in the year 1880.
The following resolution was adj
opted BIS a majority OF Is to 5:
That the Us. Employment Ser
vice advise ali agencie, OF govern
meni tha; there are sufficient num-
hers OF american citizens available
ior farm work 10 meet any antici-
pated requirements tor manpowcr
Oh the nations farms during the
coming year. and that there is no
longer any need ior importation OF
foreign labor. We therefore recon-
mend that no International agree
ments be negotiated or any other
arrangements be made during the
coming year 1850 Tor recruitmen,
81 foreign workers and further. that
the US Employment Service with
draw all pending cer,ifications OF
need ior foreign agricultural work
er, now employed in the United
Continued on Page y
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Internal Revenue
Zone Offices
Open January l6

During the period January - tp
.lamars -. 1850 the following zone
office, Ut the Internal Revenue Ser
yicc. which are located At anaconda,
Filling, Bozrman. Butte, Gu, Bank,
Glasgow Glendise Great Fall,
Haste Helena. Kalispell, Lewis
town Livingston. Mile, City AMI
Mi.,aula will 81 open from \ 800
am - : 90 pan each day except
~anria aud sunday. 70 assist
farmer, and stoykmen il filling their
l9l9 Federal income tax returns
according % Thomas NJ Robinson.
the Collector 81 Internal Revenue
THE lam provides that any person
Mho derive, II least t%wo-thirds Of
~, income from farming may post
lonc the filing ii hi, 1870 peclar-
ation ai Estimated Tax on Form
1910 a. until lanuary Is, 1850
However. II ~ - desires, such
person uias tile BIS income tax re-
tsru en Form l0-0 on or before
.iiuuart 81 1850. IN which event he
Will met he required q lille a Dec
ilfati9n vi situated Tax on Of
letarc January 18th
Due ~ the heavy volume Of reg
ular Nyrk thai must be taken care
of. no assistance can be given on the
iiling d estimated tax returns, dur
ias the period January ! 70 Jan
uaf, Is These returns are simple.
and no one should have any dill
tcul's IA preparing them.
Mr Robinson also advised that
JaWiars IS i, the iinal date OF
Which taxpayers other Than farmers
may amend their 1910 estimated ta>
returns
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

OF 1Q4Q
Jonuorv

a.. Jonuory
l-Thiee-ioot snowfall IN
Teher.n and other
Iranian towns causes
earthen houses to collapse. killing 30.
3-Tornado demolishes Warren. Ark.
killing 3l2. ~injuring 275. High gales,
floods. cold wave kills SO IN western
Europe.
l3-Cold waves on IVES, coast Kills citrus
crop. Billiards roar through Rock
les. causing III deaths
27-At least 600 Chinese missing follow
Ing collision of , o steamers off
Shanghai coast.
February
3-Blizzards In western and mountain
states cause 600 deaths and property
damage OF 5000 million.
B-Twenty-eish die when Scandinavian
plane crashes of Swed sh coast.
l2-Mhdrid Barcelona express train
plunges down 40-foot embankment.
killing SO.
2@-Crash of { thay Pacific plane from
Manila on northern Hong Kong is
land kills %. Twenty-Five die In air
crash at Cu2co, Peru.
27-Nine students die in fire destroying
dormitory at Kenyon college, Gam
bier. OHIO
March
a. -Tornadoes kill &c In south and south
west Arkansas, Oklahoma. Texas.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
April
6-Seventy-fouf die In Efingham. III,
hospital fire.
~i9-Sixty-two persons are killed in earth
quake that rocks { niral Chile.
28-Crash In South Afric. OF three elec
trio trains kills "a
May
<-Italy's entire world champion soccer
80 {taa Ia al ...A rAa ~ Htt,,N
H-Tornadoes hill 46 persons in Mis-
souri,. Indiana, Illinois. Iowa and
Kentucky.
June
6-Twenty-two killed in Greek air crash
near Athens. Crack up OF plane near
F~lorianopolis. Brazil. kills ~.
7-Flfty-four persons killed in crash OF
plane San Juan, Puerto Rico.
July
2@E.s.. IL persons kLico IN ar crash
near Perth. Australia.
II Thirteen American correspondents
killed In air crash near Bombay All
crash near Los Angeles kills 36.
30-Sixteen persons killed when navy
Heilcat hits Eastern An Lines plane
near Fort Dix. N. j.
August
5-Between 1900 and 1000 persons
killed by Ecuador earthquake.
S-Western states forest fires take u
lives.
8-Manchester. England. air crash
takes lives OF "a.
September
6-Crazed war veteran Stays l3 In
Camden. NJ.
0-Airline crash near ST. Joachim. Que.
bee. kills 30. Nine die as cabin
cruiser is swamped in Nantucket
Sound.
l7-Steamship Noronic burns IN Toronto
pier taking 100 lives.
October
10 One thousand die. 10000 left home
less In Guatemala floods.
20 -Forty-eight die in air crash In
Azores. including boxer Marcel
November
l~-Fiuy-five killed At Washington. DC.
airport as P-38 hits airliner.
l7-Eighteen killed as two B-29's collide
near Stockton. Calf.
29-Airliner crash at Dallas kills %.
December
2-Dormiiory blaze al University OF
Oklahoma kills three.
n-Nine killed b, tornadoes In Missouri
and Arkansas. Se,cniy-ton slab OF
granite falls off cliff near Victor
vile. Calf, killing four.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

January

~ Jonuory
- BARBARA Ann Scott
wins Lou + Marsh
memorial trophy as
canada's outstanding 1913 athlete.
Joe DiMaggio signs lel9 contract
with Yankees for $50 600.
GUS. court reverses W court dis
missal OF Danny Cardella's damage
suit against New York Giants.
l4-Calumet's Coaltown ties record for
mile and l/8 at 1876.
March
Joe Louis retires as heavyweight
champion. turns promoter.
l2-Hamline Of ST. a defeats Regis
OF Denver for National Assn. of In
tercollegiate Basketball champion
ship.
28-Kentucky wins National Collegiate
IA basketball tournament In Seattle.
Russian Hero wins Grand National
Steeplechase al Ainiree. England.
April
l8-Baseball season opens.
23-Olympia. Eddie Arcaro up, wins
Wood Memorial.
26-Tony Yale, ex.middleweight champ
retires from boxing.
30 Coaltown. Steve Brooks up. wins Gal
i,nt Fox handicap.
Muy
b Rocky Gra2iano. eN-mlddlcNeleni
reinstated by N Y. athletic commits
sion after suspension for failure TO
report bribery offer.
~7-Ponder, Calumet's 1851 shot steve
Brooks up. wins Kentucky Derby.
23-Joey Maxim defeats Gus LcsneNicf
for US lightheavyweieht title.
3~0-lndianapolis motor speedway Memoir
ial classic won by Bill Holland in
record average speed OF l2l 327.
June
l0-Frank Frisch, New York coach. be
comes Chicago Cub manager.
II us. open golf championship goes 10
DR.. Cary Middlecoif. Capot, Ted
Atkinson up. wins Belmont Stakes.
The 10 players suspended from Us
pro bias ball because they jumped TO
Mexican league ~re-instated by Com
missioner Chandler.
flake LaMotta wins world middle
weight title from Marcel Cerdan.
22-Ezzard Chatles win world heavy
weight title by defeating Jersey Joe
Walcoit. New York and England re-
fuse TO recognize title.
July
2-Ter Schroeder takes mems singles
~ Wimbledon, England. tennis
t-.,npionships: Louise Brcugh taxes
women's singles; Frank Parker
Richard Gonzales take mems ooub-
les; Mrs. Margaret Dupont and MISS
Btoueh take Vomen's doubles.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
October

800 900 CLIO steelworkers strike over
ponsiun-welfare dispute.
3 Navy air force dispute brings on con.
glessional probe.
fl Eleven Communist party ieadets
convicted on charges Of conspiracy
aaainsi US. government.
2 Dr.. Edward c. Nourse resigns as
mead OF the Presidents Council OF
Economic Advisers. General Omar
Bradley says navy criticism OF de-
Tense set-up e~nuangers nation FtiSl
session 8lst congress ends. Pennssl-
NanIa Railroad drops Jim Grow
,ratire.
~ DISMISSAL OF Admiral Louis Denield
5 chief OF naval operations by the
President raises political storm. Thu.
nan freezes air force ut 40 groups.
Bethlehem steel and steel union
sign pension plan. breaking solid
front Of steel companies during
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

II Chinese Reds like Canton.
Is Wholesale arrest conducted BY Com
inluisis continue In c1echosloNakla.
~ Nieos va elected 10 IN security
con III osrt Soviet protests.
"a GEORGE I'D at becomes French
afemier. ending crisis.
% tinted states consul and staff
seiget BY Reds II Mnkden.
November
-Dnteh, lndoneslans agree on terms
ton sovereign Indonesian state.
7 Ilancc and Canada team up 10 urge
nations A-Domb pact.
ii lnuian extremists hanged for assas-
s.nliion OF Gandhi. Britain delays
d'c for r..tionalizing steel. Chinese
y ION lists shell US. merchant
sha. Ciinese Reds ask u.N. to Gust
Ntt# Nlist delegates.
10 ~. saaneton refuses 10 recognize con-
tfol Iuds created for danube by
~ President Chains OF Panama ousted
BY coup.
- f, Il OF American consul-general ar
rested by Chinese Reds lies with
peoples court IN Mukden. Ousted
lan.fti president leads demonstra-
ton IN Panama City. West imple-
raenis Paris pian TO ease controls on
West German republic.
~ Cflnose Reds release Us. consul
general A8elis Ward on suspended
q p.nama supreme court r~e-seats
forces him out again. DR.. Arnulfo
Arias becomes president
&c cl'nese Reds arresi US ,vice-con-
,Hl. William Stokes. in Mukden.
- c.inniorm asks unseating of Yugo-
silNia's Tito.
10 Chinese Reds take chunking. nation
aiis' capital
December
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
December
DkuMA

Sir Malcolm CauF
bell, first nan 10 eN
coed 300 mph on
3-Robert Ingersoll Aiken, ~sculuini
4-Dr. August Herman pfund. author
itv on infra-fed and other RAYS nF
on optics.
5-Joseph. II. McNabb. Bell ard Howell
II Nelson Doubleday. book and mie.
1ne publisher
February
10 lsoo Abe. VINO introduced baseball e
Japan.
70 Battling Levinsky, former hfi
heavyweight boxing champ
90 Francis Edwin McMurtre. editor Of
James Fighting Ships
Is John Sanburn Phillips. co-foundei OF
McClure's Magazine and founder 81
American Magazine. Charles Han
son Towne. author. poet, editor
March
4-Arthur Atwater Kent, inventor, phil
anthropist. famous host.
6--Sen. Joseph Melville Broughton
democrat. NC. former governor Of
his state.
REP. Sol Bloom. chairman Of house
foreign affairs committee;
ll-Gen Henri-Honore Giraud, French
hero OF both world wars.
April
la-Wallace Beery, veteran screen star
~ Frederic c. Wallcott. Republican
senator from Connecticut, 1924
author OF RFC bill.
May
. Joseph Peter DiMageio, father Of
ballnlayers Joe. Dominic ard Vincent
DiMageio.
6 Count Maurice Maeterlinck. Belgian
..A,tF .l,d ltarontsSt author ~ ffIhs
Blue Bird"
10 sam Breadon. expression, Of s.
Louis Cardinals. Neysa McMein, por-
trai, painter. illustrator, writer.
l8 Dr. james Truslow Adams, hisior
ian. Pulitzer prize winner.
- james Y. Forrestal. former score
taN OF defense. by suicide
June
10 sierid undsei, Danish-born Nor"es
ian nov ellst.
- Charles b. Uncle Charlie Moran
National league baseball umpire
Russell Doubleday. retired publisher
aud author.
&c N. Ray l.,tnon Wilbur. interior sec
,t,t. IN Hoover cabinet.
July
> Georei Dimlifov. Communist premlef
of Bulgaria.
? Harold II knerr, car,oonlsi who
drew Kat7eniammer Kids.
- Frank Murphy. associate justice Of
Ire supreme court
August
George Moran tsearcyl. survivor Of
Moran and Mack. the two black
cfuwS.f
l" Al Shean, survivor OF Gallagher and
shean, comedy team.
rs Margaret Mitchell. author OF Gone
with the Wind" J..
~ Or Samuel Green. imperial wizard
Of Association OF Georgia kians
September
8 Mi. Gen Walter Short. army com.
mander ai Pearl Harbor when Japan
attacked
3 Richard Strauss. German composer
10 Wiley Blonnt Rutledge. associate Jus.
tee Of supreme court.
Is Ernest Edward Bonham, Pittsburgh
Pirate pitcher. former Yankee star
10 Frank Morgan. film star.
~ VIII Cuppv. author. critic and humor
October
{ R~Dert Emme, Hannegan. expos,
master general and Democratic na-
,ional chairman. Col. Matt J. Winn.
who made Kentucky Derby famous
November
e-Rex Msys. Leading auto racing
s-clyde Reed. senator from
Kansas
27-wniism II. King, four-tsrm Demo
cratic senator from Utah.
December
u-cnnord Bergman. editorial cartoon
ist for Washington Star.