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According to Professor George W (love of Indiana's DePauw University and an organization called Biography Research Service it may all be a matter of geography After 15 years studying the vital statistics of fame he feels he can predict fairly accurately what kind of famous people any state is apt to produce hi (7'11f1 use this I light clear lotion! ' - A Banish summer skin discomfort with Chamberlain's Oear Wm Ifs ideal tor summer use because ifs light and clear never sticky or gummy Dnes in a flash makes your skin feel goot look good after elpOSUnt to sun wind or water Ask tor Chamberlain's Oear Lotion at your retailer's today! (1 r 11:12flaint! II Hero Ls destined for fame he Granting In the first place is a boy from say Fossil Mont as apt to find it in baseball as a lad from Swanquarter NC? Is a beautiful girl from North Hero Vt as apt to end up In wood as her counterpart in Throck- - ' 4 os OR)) 14 US iktoc stk9 si morton Texas? 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ANY A PROUD The Wood from North frericsi histest-Sde- g CLEAR LOT11011 rfI 1) - 0 -- By ERNEST 1 FAME? 1 f ! 1 1 La FRANCE They can be poets or captains-ofindustActually says Prof Gove a combination of factors including climate opportunity and precedent upset the odds from state to state In the case of Texas 41 Lone Star beauties including Joan Crawford Ann Sheridan Linda Darnell and Mary Martin have blazed a trail to ry Beach and Los Angeles seems to produce great tennis stars (Vines Kramer Riggs Gonzales and the Bundy family) It also produced more child movie stars California has contributed 74 of its great to some form of sport or entertainment Coaches from Minnesota To the north of Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas for some reason turn out a big crop of baseball pitchers Vermonter Hollywood A movie-ma- d would get little local encourage(Al lie Reynolds Dizzy Dean ment if any For fewer than one in Preacher Roe Harry Brecheen and 100 famous Vermonters goes HollyLon Warneke) wood In Texas the ratio is 27 in 100 Farther north Minnesota breeds Climate which gives southern college football coaches: Bernie states afar longer sports season has Bierman Oil Dobie Dick Hanley made the South and Southwest a Stub Allison and Clark Shaughnessy reliable source of baseball golf and (the last two from the same town St Cloud) are only a few of a dozen swimming stars Texas most versa tile sports state of all has produced - - Iowa baseball's Rogers Hornsby goll's (Frank Gotch and Joe Stecher) Florida and Akron Ohio produce Byron Nelson tennis' Willmer Allison track's Charlie Paddock polo's champ swimmers such as Katherine Cecil Smith and the great Rawls and Keith Carter New York Babe Didrickson Zaharias suburbs produce fine golfers New - Some 21 of great Texans are great-- - —York city is a cradle of prizefIghters--- in sports as compared to only 4 V2 New York's Broadway may draw In literature 2 V2 in industry 8 stars from all over America but in politics and about 1100 in many of them are born in the five music d of the big city's boroughs To the west the area around Long famous are show people prcd-z---z- tt - all-arou- nd One-thir- - 20 PARADI d t -f Anc t - a --- -- --- — -- - i 1 t I |
