davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Uncle Roy's Corner

A little while ago ! spoke OF hawks
and eagles being the fastest flyers
among birds, The peregrine falcon.
member of the hawk family, Is
ranked as the speed champion.
The long distance champion Is
a bird of a very different type. II
is the jack curlew. which flies
from the northern end of North
America almost 10 the southern
end OF South America
There are several kinds of cur
lews, and all have long beaks or
bills. They get much of their food
by digging in sand and mud to
obtain food.
From time to time, a curlew
find a tidbit in the sand or mud
This may be a shellhSh.
Curlews gather on the beaches
while they are migrating. At nest
ing time they may 60 to the borders
OF lakes and ponds, They also like
marShy districts.
Some curlews nest in southern
Canada, and go no farther south
for the winter than the Gulf OF
Mexico. The ones with the longest
bills have the special name of long
billed curlews, and they stay in
North America during both winter
and summer.
The jack curlew. on the other
hand, often flies across the line Of
the Equator. 1t has length of lS
inches and is Of greater size than
most beach birds"
Many jack curlews nest in
northern Canada and on the coast
of Alaska. When the short summer
ends in the nesting place, the birds
head southwark, some going TO
Mexico for the winter. others to
Central America or South America.
Those which go as far as
southern Argentina and southern
Chile are of the greatest interest
They make trip of 5000 miles
in a straight line. Their line OF
migration is far from straight; 1t
sometimes curves around coast
lines. The total distance flown
counting the curves is from
$4,000 to $4,000 miles. Double
the figures, and we have the yearly
distance a jack flies!
II you want a free copy of the illus
trated leaflet, Your Body at Work"
send a self-addressed, stamped envelope
to Uncle Ray in care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Shoe Stores Here Warned
On x-Ray Machine Use

Health Officer Daniel L. Seek
niger has written all shoe stores
in the District that the use OF
x-ray shoe fitting machines is
illegal. unless each machine is su-
pervised by a technician under
the guidance of licensed
physician.
DR.. Seckinger, who is also sec
retary- treasurer of the District
Commission on Licensure. wrote
/ the letter, he said, because the
stores had not been officially no.
tilted before.
In his letter. DR.. Seckinger sale
"over-exposure to X-rays, either
by reason of unsupervised use OF
stray radiation. is dangerous anc
may lead to serious results"
He cited the Healing Arts Prac-
tice Act, which provides that
X-ray equipment may be oper-
ated only by persons licensed un-
der this act or by technicians
functioning under the direction
of a person licensed to practice
the healing art
DR.. Seckinger said he is solicit
ing the cooperation of all shoe
dealers in eliminating the X-ray
machines and homes he will NOT
have to take legal steps.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Births

(From the D. C. Bureau OF vital Statistics.
Thomas and Ethel Berry, boy.
Paul and Fleta Carrick. boy.
Alvin and Betty Coleman, boy
william, jr.. and Pauline Collins, boy.
Tony and Mariles Desarro, boy.
Ellsworth and Frances Deakins. boy.
Noel and Margaret Dodson, boy.
Reuben and Lois Farrar, boy.
James and Mildred Erik, boy.
Thomas and Lorraine Gavin, boy.
David and Elizabeth Godfrey, boy.
EDWIN and Ruth Hardy, boy.
John and Margaret Kennedy. boy.
Alden der. and Betty King: boy.
Wilburn and Eva MORROW, boy.
James and Grace Shores. boy.
Jack and Jeanne Shuey, boy.
Robert and Jane Singleton. boy.
Marco and Millicent Soto. boy.
Hoyt ana Ruth Stevens, boy.
John. and Mary Storms. boy.
James James and and Dorothy walker, boy %
Robert and Margaret Weigand, boy.
Louie and Mary Wilkson. boy
hdsm ana en9 1ds 5srpes osynsky sr boy
Dairl and Betty Bragg, girl.
John and katherine Brahm. girl.
Robert and Ruth Dale, girl.
George and Catherine Dunn, girl.
Guy and Ada Falcone, girl.
Loran and Dorothy Harding. girl.
Thomas and Virginia Hungo. girl.
so%st .Pd sneye snd eznss KhsslS MebTd. f' m
Joseph and Elsie PAUL, girl.
Paul and Jeanne Roper. girl.
Issa .aa ss' LsSsf2as ss:s2 sfsss seaa.rs sil
James and Ann Spear, girl.
William and Josephine Tyson. girl.
Theodore and Doris White. girl.
James and Madelon Tate. girl.
George and Doris Woodburn. girl.
Frank and ND virginia Hf BsFers sIs.n' bog. oS.'
Jonn and Ruth Barnes, boy.
William and Helena Belt. boy.
Robert and Mary Dorsey. boy.
o,Connell and Elizabeth Poster, boy.
Ernest and Pearlie Harins. boy.
Leon and nd HARRIET Jackson. boy boy.
Eandsr anS and 6snf hes Soy Soy
Leon and Ida Lipscomh, boy.
Mack and Sylvia Lucas, boy.
LANES and ,1S Eyesn garbs1s MaddSH ns Sey
Burnie and Birdie o'Neai. boy. Boy wy
Kenneth and Gwendolyn Richardson. bo,
Richard and Matte, Simmons boy.
Samuel and Mildred Smith boy.
Thomas and Cora Wise. boy.
Berry and Willet Young, boy.
James and Elsie Young, boy.
RAYMOND and Barbara Young. boy.
Allen and Mabel Abney. girl.
Melvin and Helen Ballard. girl.
George and Estelle Brown. girl.
Edward and Manuel F1snagan, girl.
joseph and Dorothy Foster, girl.
Robert and Thelma Froneberger. girl.
Chester and Villena Galbert, girl.
Jesse and Rosalte Coins, girl.
Joseph and Rita Henderson, girl.
Columbus. and Bernice Hobbs, girl.
Ward and Mary Hough, girl
William and Theresa Jamison girl.
Hertee and Maggie johnson. girl.
Henry and Mamie Mahoney, girl.
Domingo and Barbara Mana1o. girl.
Ralph and Leila McKnight, girl.
Eldridge and Kathleen Moore. girl.
George and Nellie Nelson, girl.
Robert and Marjorie Omohundo, girl,
Stanley and Dorothy Perkins. girl.
Charlie and Nancy Perkins, girl.
Charles and Leila Price, girl.
Georse and Helen Queen. girl.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Knights Of Round Table
Elect Leef President

Thomas N. Leef, local broker
has been elected president of the
Washington Knights of the Round
Table.
Other officers elected to serve
with Mr.. Leef were John Chris
man, first vice president; Frank
w. S. Evans, second vice presi-
dent; B. r. Roberts, treasurer
Paul Otto. assistant treasurer
Frank L. Smith. executive secre-
tary, and William r. Cameron
assistant secretary.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Deaths
(From the D. c.

(From the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics.
Mary Jarboe, 81. 511 9th st. Sc.
Sophia Alson So. 712 Randolph St NV.
Hamlin vandervort. s5. 1907 Hobart st
Anna Duehrins. 81. 1880 Belmont I'd. NV
Luvenia Daymude. 70. 2116 18th st. Sc
Annie. Gunter. 7s, 1922 22nd st. NV.
Matilda Schaefer. IS. SIS ? st. s.v.
Anne Vert. Il. 17d5 6 st.. NV:
William Thompson, Sc. al3 4th st. ne.
william Gutschov. So. Soldiers Home
Talmage Mecsuley, 81; 635 St NV.
Infant Hayes. 1928 B st. ne.
Henry Cross. 40, 1897 NJ st. NV.
Mamie Anderson' % 55' lsos & Halt St s,w.
Robert Lee, 54, 1921 Call pl Sc.
Joseph Lincoln: AZ: 2125 9th st. NV.
Rachel Hurd. 40. $50 Goth st. NV.
Corrine wilson, 3s 944 L st. NV.
Connie Campbell, "a. 2124 st. NV.
Elizabeth Newborn. 20. 1885 LeDroit ct
NV,
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Reports From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics

Claude and Nellie Richardson, girl.
Ernest and Bessie Shepherd. girl.
James and Virginia Simms, girl.
Barker and Alberta Sullivan. girl.
David and Mary Thomas, girl
Lester and Lorraine Thomas, girl.
Willie and Lucy Wall, girl
Lawrence and Marie Washington. girl
Richsrd and Thelma washington, sirl.
John and Mary Wesley, girl.
Willie and Pearl Whitaker, girl.
Thomas and Burdell williams girl.
John and Rose Worthy, girl.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
AIumnoe of Dunborton
To Hold BODY Porty

The Alumnae Association of
Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
will hold its annual baby party
from 8 to pm. tomorrow in the
college lounge.
Sister Mary Frederick. president
OF the college. will give the chill
dren membership certificates in
the Dunbarton Sons and Daugh-
ters Club and will award a prize
to the youngest baby.
7 The Very Rev. Clement Kearney
will bless the children.
Evening star., 1950-04-15

In CZechoslovakia. husbands
whose wives work all day now
take cooking courses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
July

July
l-Justice department files antitrust
suit in US. district court In Chicago
aimed at breaking UP du Pont em.
ls-Charles lucky Luciano, ex-New
York vice king, barred from Rome
after being questioned about mar.
cotics ring.
25-Thomas Mann receives Goethe prize
for literature in first visit to native
Germany in 16 years.
August
3-Photometer, which accurately meas.
ures constituents of single cells, is
demonstrated at Columbia univer.
sity.
4-Dispute over federal aid to religious
schools between Cardinal Spellman
and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt ends.
19-FCC announces a ban on radio and
television quiz programs.
September
1-General Larry Vaughan defends
himself in "5-per center probe and
keeps White House job. Defense
Secretary Johnson wants to abolish
senator's world trips at government
s-American expedition to find Noahs
Ark fails.
BUS. district Judge restrains FEC
from enforcing prohibition of give
2s-Tokyo Rose found guilty of treason.
October
s-Agriculture department reports
Americans spending per cent less
of their incomes for food than last
year. Vatican reports 423 million
Catholics in the world.
l7-Ilse Koch, convicted as murderess
of Buchenwald concentration camp
in Germany, formally released from
military prison after her life SEN
tence is committed.
27-Dr. Walter Hess, Zurich. and DR..
Antonio Moniz Lisbon, divide Nobel
prize for medicine for work on brain
function.
November
4-Dealers urge no boarding of coffee
16-Shah of Iran arrives for American
visit
--vice-President Alben Barkley mar
ries Mrs. Carleton Hadley of St.
19-Eighteen of 20 who went down on
B-29 near Bermuda rescued.
29-New drug. neomycin, works wonders
in ending kidney infections.
December
2-U.S. may have booster" bomb to
set off more powerful bomb. Mt.
Etna eruptions threaten Sicili-n
towns.
5-Former Rep. Andrew J. May Cd,
Kyl enters federal prison on fraud
sentence. Census bureau says en-
ployment is up. Shirley Temple gets
divorce on Liquor and lipstick'
s-New Jersey citizens told to curtail
use of water. G.I found hiding in
tent In Germany with fraulein and
baby. New German drug reported
as promising" treatment for cam
Io-Vice-President Barkley satirizes self
at Gridiron club banquet.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Top Ten Spot News
Stories of 194o

These are the 10 biggest
news stories of the past year. as
selected by a representative
group of weekly newspaper edi-
tors speaking through an an
nuol poll conducted by The
Publishers Auxiliary.
I. Announcement thot the
Soviet Union possesses atom
bomb.
2. eeping victories of
Communist armies in Chino.
3. Trial of II top Commu-
nists in the U.S..
a. Coal and steel strikes and
subsequent events in nation.
5. Marshal Tito's successful
defiance of Russia and COMM
form.
s. Story of Kothy Fiscus fall
ing into well and subsequent
rescue efforts.
7. Failure of congress to re-
peal the Toft-Hortiey labor
law.
8. Ending of the Berlin
blockade by the Russions.
9. Bitter inter-seryice dispute
between the army and navy.
10. DeyoIuotion of pound in
Greet Britain.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
Skos~
January

- Jonuory
IT, barbara Ann Scott
wins Lou E. Marsh
memorial trophy as
Canada's outstanding l948 athlete.
Joe DiMaggio signs 194s contract
with Yankees for $4,000.
e-U.S court reverses lower court dis
missal of Danny Gardella's damage
suit against New York Giants.
14-Calumet's Coaltown ties record for
mile and 1/8 at 1:57.S.
March
1-Joe Louis retires ~ heavyweight
champion, turns promoter.
12-Hamline of St. Paul defeats Regis
of Denver for Natioral Assn. of In.
tercoilegiate Basketball champion.
ship.
26-Kentucky wins National Collegiate
AA basketball tournsIaent in Seattle.
Russian Hero wins Grand National
Steeplechase at Ain;ree. England.
April
l8-Baseball season opens.
23-Olympia, Eddie Arearo up. wins
Wood Memorial.
26-Tony Zale, ex-mddleweight champ
retires from boxing.
30-Coaltown, Steve Brooks kp, wins Gal
liant Fox handicap.
Moy \
6-Rocky Graziano, ex-middleweight,
reinstated by NY. athletic commits
sion after suspension for failure TO
report bribery offer.
Ponder, Calumet's 1911 shot. Steve
Brooks up. wins Kentucky Derby.
13-Joey Maxim defeats Gus Lesnevich
for US. lightheavyweight title.
30-Indianapolis motor speedway Memoir
ial classic won by Bill Holland in
record average speed cd 121.3 1927.
June
1o-Frank Frisch. New York coach, be-
comes Chicago Cub manager.
Illus. open golf championship goes 10
DR.. Cary Middlecon. Capot, Ted
Atkinson up. wins Belmont Stakes.
The ID players suspended from u s
pro baseball because they jumped to
Mexican league re-instated by Com
missioner Chandler.
i4-Jake LaMotta wins world middle
weight title from Marcel Cerdan.
2-Ezzard Charles wins world heavy
weight title by defeating Jersey Joe
Waleott. New York and England re-
fuse to recognize title.
July
2=-Ted Schroeder takes mems singles
in Wimbledon England tennis
championships: Louise Brough takes
womens singles: Frank Parker
Richard Gonzales take mems doub-
les: MIS-. Margaret Dupont and Miss
bfough take Momen's doubles.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
PawozAMeA

ID: T Jonuory
HkS--za-j NEEDY children in
China total 20 million,
IS million OF whom
were made homeless by war with
Japan.
1s-Air Force submits to Defense Secre-
tary James Forrestal proposed pol
icy to discontinue racial segregation
in ranks.
4-Repairmen cverhauling the White
House open the building TO reporters
who found parts of 1t near collapse.
February
9-Film star Robert Mitchum and ac-
tress Lila Leeds sentenced to 60-day
prison terms in Los Angeles court
on marijuana charges.
23-Grady. inquisitive COW OF Yukon,
Okla. plunged into silo. achieved
bovine famo while nation racked
brains for four days over problem
of how to get her out.
25-General Motors announces wages
of 341 900 employees will be reduceu
under cost-of-living contract with
26-Axis Sally begins defense at treason
trial by saying treason cannot be
committed by mere words.
March
--latest get-rich-quick scheme to
sweep America is Pyrarid club,
which works on order of chain letter.
&@O-o. DlrtiiS itPoItSo Wy IuDilC
Health Service to number $3.50. .000
in 1913.
26--Axis Sally sentenced from 10 10 20
years in prison for treason.
April
6-President Truman says he would not
hesitate to use atom bomb under the
same circumstances II was used on
Japan.
16-Bureau of Agricultural Economies
predicts slight drop in prices. In
comes. production for 1949.
28-Russia completely jams Voice of
containing accounts of negotiations
ending Berlin blockade.
Moy
2-Atlanta city council bans public
wearing of masks except fo. festive
occasions. This is blow to Ku Klux
Khan.
lo-Frank Hague's 32-year rule az boss
of Jersey City ends when Hague ma
chine is swept out of office.
27-Movie star Rita Hayworth Ia mar
ried to Prince Ally Khan.
June
2-"Wali Street Journal survey re-
veais used car prices "melting like
snow under u hot spring SUM-
6-American Medical association gags"
its chief spokesman and comedies
US. needs adequate public health
plan.
25-Attorney General Tom Clark orders
F.B.I. Investigation of terrorism I'm
Alabama where several have been
beaten or inthnidated by hooded
night riders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03

1l-world welterweight champion Sugar
Ray Robinson successfully defends
title from Havana's Kid Gavilan.
12-American league Ali-stars defeat
National League team, HI.
31-Sam Snead takes Western Open golf
championship at st. Paul.
August
heavyweight championship by de-
feating Gus Lesvenich.
l9-Hironoshin Furuhashi, Japan, sets
world swimming records of 1919
minutes in 1.500 meter free style !;
4:33.3 minutes in 400 meter free style
and 9:35.5 minutes in 300 meter free
style
2o-Coaltown, Steve Brooks up, sets
world record of 1;34.4 in winning
one-mile Whirlaway Stakes.
September
l-U.S. retains Davis Cup. defeating
Australia four matches to one item
3-Charles Coe, Oklahoma City, wins
US. amateur golf CT mpionship in
Rochester, NY. Joseph De Bona,
Hollywood, wins Bendix air trophy.
5-Bill Odom. speed record holder for
round-the-world flight. crashes into
a house in Berea. Ohio. during Ma
tional Air Races in Cleveland, kills
self, two others. Silver Cup Trophy
in motorboat racing goes to Bill Can
dell, dIINlnS OOuBe my
Sweetie.
25-Louise Suggs, Carrollton. Ca, takes
US. women's open golf title in Land
over. Md.
October
5-9-New York Yankees defeat Brooklyn
Dodgers in World Series, four games
to one.
28-Capot Seats Coaltown to win Balti-
more's Pimlico Special.
November
l-l94e major league all-star AP base
ball team team announced.
l5-Eddie Vann scores fastest heavy
weight knockout on record in Lon
don bout with George Stern 12 sec
onds. first round1
21-Cleveland Indians sold to syndi-
cate of Cleveland business men.
24-Ted Williams. Red Sox, named
American Leagues most valuable
player.
December
3-Notre Dame defeats Southern Meth
odst to end season undefeated and
lead football pack. Army, Oklahoma
and California remain undefeated
l2-Kentucky and Oklahoma bid for ma
tional cage leadership.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
CHRONOLOGY
OF 7Q49
January

a.l January
1-Three-foot snowfall in
Teheran nd other
Iranian towns causes
earthen houses to collapse, killing 80.
tornado demolishes Warren, Ark,
killing 5l2, injuring 275. High gales,
floods, cold wave kills 80 in western
Europe.
i4-Cold waves on West coast kills citrus
crop. Billiards roar through Rock
les, causing 121 deaths
U-At least 600 Chinese missing follow
ing collision of two steamers off
Shanghai coast.
February
3-Blizzards in western and mountain
states cause 600 deaths and property
damage of 5000 million.
s-Twenty-eigh die when Scandinavian
plane crashes off Swedish coast.
2-Madrid-Barcelona express I r a n
plunges down 40-foot embankment,
killing 80.
24-Crash of Cathay Pacific plane from
Manila on northern Hong Kong is
land Kills %. Twenty-Five die in air
crash at Cuzco, Peru.
27-Nine students die in fire destroying
dormitory at Kenyon college. Gam
bier, Ohio
March
24-Tornadoes kill 26 in south and SOUTH
west Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
April
6-seventy-fou die in Effngham, III
hospital fire
I9-sixiy-two persons are killed in earth
quake that rocks central Chile.
28-Crash in South Africa of three cleo
trio trains kills IA
Moy
4-Italy's entire world champion soccer
team dies in plane crash at Turin.
Rl-Tornadoes kill 46 persons in Mis-
souri,, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and
Kentucky.
6-Twenty-two killed In Greek air crash
near Athens. Crack-up of plane near
Florianopolis, Brazil, kills 81.
7-F'ifty-four persons killed in crash of
plane San Juan, Puerto Rico.
July
2-Eighteen person. killed in air crash
near Perth, Austi.iia.
l2-Thirteen American correspondents
killed in air crash near Bombay. Air
CRASH near Los Angeles kills 80.
W-SlNteen persons killed when navy
Hellcat hits Eastern Air Lines plane
near Fort Dix, N. J.
August
5-BetWeen 5000 and 1000 persons
killed by Ecuador earthquake.
e-Westers states forest fires take l3
lives
U-Manchester. England, air crash
takes lives of "a.
September
e-crazed war veteran slays Is in
Camden, NJ.
e-AirlIne crash near st. Joachim, Que
bee. Kills 23 Nine die as cabin
cruiser is swamped ia Nantucket
f-Steamship Noronic burns In Toronto
pier taking 13o lives.
October
13-One thousand die, 10000 left home
less in Guatemala floods.
23-Forty-eight die in air crash in
Azores. including boxer Marcel
Cerdan.
November
1-Fifty-five killed at Washington, % c.,
airport as P-38 hits airliner.
iT-Elghteen killed as two B-29's collide
near Stockton, Calf.
29-Airliner crash at Dallas kills 20.
December
2-Dormitory blaze at University ot
Oklahoma kills three.
l-Nine killed by tornadoes in Missouri
and Arkansas SeventySon slab of
granite falls off cliff fear Victor
vile. Calf, killing four.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-03
DeaMA
January

~ 1-Sir Malcolm Camp
bell, first man to ex-
ceed 300 mph on
land
3-Robert Ingersoll Aitken, sculptor.
DIR. August Herman Pfun6, author
ity on infra-red and other rays and
b-Joseph II. McNabb. Bell and Howell
president
ll-Nelson Doubleday. book and maga-
zine publisher.
February
10-Isoo Abe. who introduced baseball to
Japan.
12-Battling Levinsky. former light
heavyweight boxing champ.
23-Francis Edwin McMurtrie. editor of
James Fighting Ships"
28-John Sanburn Phillips. co-founder of
McClure's Magazine and founder of
American Magazine. Charles Han
son Towne. author. poet. editor.
March
Arthur Atwater Kent. inventor, phil
anthropist, famous host.
6-Sen. Joseph Melville Broughton.
Democrat. NC. former governor of
his state.
7-Rep. Sol Bloom, chairman OF house
foreign affairs committee.
11-Gen. Henri-Honore Giraud. French
hero of both world wars.
April
15-Wallace Beery, veteran screen star.
27-Frederic c. Wallcott Republican
senator from Connecticut. le29-34,
author of RFC bill.
Moy
a-Joseph Peter DiMaggio. father Of
ballplayers Joe. Dominic and Vincent
DiMaggio.
s-Count Maurice Maeterlinck, Belgian
poet and dramatist. author of 1.-The
Blue Bird
lo-Sam Breadon, ex-president of St.
Louis Cardinals. Neysa McMein, por-
trait painter, illustrator, writer.
18-Dr. James Truslow Adams. histor-
ian, Pulitzer prize winner.
22-James v. Forrestal, former secre-
tary OF defense. by suicide.
June
10-Sigrid Undset. Danish-born Norweg-
ian novelist.
l4-Charles B. (Uncle charlie) Moran.
National league baseball umpire
Russell Doubleday. retired publisher
and author.
26-Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, interior Sec
retary in Hoover cabinet.
July
2-Georgi Dimitrov. Communist premier
of Bulgaria.
s-Harold H. Knerr. cartoonist who
drew Katzenjammer Kids.
f9-FranR Murphy. associate justice OF
the Supreme court.
August
i-George Moran tSearcy). survivor of
Moran. and Mack. the 1.-TWO black
crows"
12-Al Shean, survivor of Gallagher and
Shear, comedy team.
16-Margaret Mitchell. author Of "Gone
with the Wind"
I8-Dr. Samuel Green, imperial wizard
of Association Of Georgia Klans
September
3-Maj. Gen. Walter short. army COM
mander at Pearl Harbor when Japan
attacked.
S-Richard Strauss. German composer.
10-Wiley Blount Rutledge. associate jus
tice of supreme court
15-Ernest Edward Bonham. Pittsburgh
18-Frank Morgan. film star.
ls-Will cuppy. author. critic and humor-
list.
October
6-Robert Emmet Hannegan. ex-post-
master general and Democratic ma
tionai chairman. Col. Matt j. Winn,
who made Kentucky Derby famous.
November
s-Rex Mays. leading auto racing
driver.
s-clyde M. Reed. senator from
Kansas.
25-"Bojaneies, Bill Robinson. DANCER.
27-Wiilam III. King. four-term Demo-
cratic senator from Utah.
December
ta-clifford Bergman. editorial cartoon
Ut tor Washington star.