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Mr. Myron Taylor American delegate at the International Refugees Conference in Evian, France, July 6, 1938, making a plea for the establishment of an...

One-year-old Prince Karim, elder son of Prince Aly Khan and grandson of Aga Khan III, sits in his carriage, July 1938. (AP Photo)

Well-wishers in Joe Louis dressing room after his speedy dispatch of Max Schmeling were two former adversaries--English Tommy Farr of England, left,...

Mack Robinson, of University of Oregon, runs the 220-yard dash to win that event in the national collegiate track and field meet in Minneapolis, June...

Joe Louis was so worried about his title defense fight with Max Schmelling hat he couldn't stay awake to catch fish when he went out to hook a few at...

Joe Louis was so worried about his title defense fight with Max Schmelling hat he couldn't stay awake to catch fish when he went out to hook a few at...

Alfred Hitchcock and his wife are photographed in England on June 6, 1938. Hitchcock is England's foremost motion picture director.(AP Photo)

A courthouse is shown in Harlan County, Ky. on May 17, 1938. (AP Photo)

Lake Michigan, Nave Pier and Furniture Mart, the tallest tower, can be seen looking southeast from atop Beacon in Chicago on May 16, 1938. (AP Photo)

An aerial view of Chicago is shown on May 16, 1938. (AP Photo )

Joe Louis, heavyweight champ, breezed into Grand Central Station, at New York City, May 11, 1938 in sports clothes and cap. He came to New York to s...

Captain Magnus Andersen, who in 1893 sailed this tiny replica of a 1,000-year-old Viking ship to America, will take the helm of the new Oslofjord, fla...

Dorothy Paley, wife of CBS-TV president William S. Paley, and silent film star Fred Church are seen dancing in the Starlight Roof at the Waldorf-Astor...

This is a photograph of St. Joseph, MO., taken from the air, May 1938. The Diagonal Street is Frederick Avenue. (AP Photo)

Fielding H. Yost on his 67th birthday with Univerity of Michigan field house in back, April 29, 1938. (AP Photo)

This is Grey Owl, Canadian Trapper, writer and lecturer who rose to prominence through his campaigns for animal conservation. He is shown with his Iro...

Crumpled, wobbly and folded rather uncontrollably under him are the legs of Harry Thomas, Minnesota challenger, as he sprawls on the canvas--knocked d...

Coach Herbet O.

A 30-pound brown pig in a wire cage proved the new ethal chamber in San Quentin Prison a success in San Quentin, Calif. on March 22, 1938. The pig die...

Archduke Joseph Franz of Austria, March 8, 1938. (AP Photo)

Television looks like a success here as Peewee, a Toy Boston Bulldog, appears to recognize the features of his owner, Doris Brownlee, who is getting a...

The front page of the New York Gazette is seen, March 1938. (AP Photo)

Bishop C.M. Grace of the United House of Prayer for All People is seen preaching, Feb. 24, 1938. (AP Photo)

Arthur Schnabel, 69, world- famed pianist, seen here Jan. 19, 1938, died Aug. 15; 1951, in Axenstein, Switzerland. Schnabel had been convalescing fro...

Professor Eugene Steinach why men grow old and devises means of arresting the aging process in his laboratories in Vienna, Austria on Jan. 5, 1938.(AP...

Halfback Vic Bottari (92) of California is shown away on a 30-yard run to Alabama's 41-yard line in the first quarter of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca...

General view of Port Au Prince, Haiti, December 16, 1937. (AP Photo)

This view of the State Department in Washington was made at dusk, as lights still were seen in busy offices, December 14, 1937. (AP Photo)

Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague waits to testify before the New York State Joint Legislative Committee on law enforcement at a hearing conducted in New...

The liner President Harding is shown at its pier in New York, December 5, 1937, after its famous passengers, Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh, had dise...

Giovanni Battista Montini in Budapest, Hungary, in 1938 with Msgr. Tradici (left). Montini was elected Pope in Vatican City June 21, 1963 and chose th...

Inventors Thomas Edison, right, and Charles Steinmetz, left, are seen with Steinmetz's artificial lighting machine, 1938. Men at far right are uniden...

This house at St. Joseph, Mo., in which Jesse James, the outlaw, was shot to death by Bob Ford in 1882, is now being purchased by public subscription...

Mildred Burke, top, of Kansas City, claimant of the Women's Lightweight Wrestling Champion of the World, grinned as she clamped a headlock on

The facade of the Planters' Hotel and Theater which was recently restored by the WPA in Charleston, S.C. is seen, Nov. 27, 1937. (AP Photo)

Kemal Ataturk (left), President of Turkey with Marshall Fevzi Cakmak, Turkish Army Chief of Staff, Nov 19, 1937. (AP Photo)

Mrs. Frances Heenan Hynes, the former

Residents of San Francisco's Chinatown read bulletins from the war zone from five daily newspapers at the Chinese Times Building, Sept. 29, 1937. (AP...

William Livingston of New Jersey, one of the signers of the Constitution, is shown in this copy photo of a painting made Sept. 17, 1937. (AP Photo)

A crowd gathers in front of the Chinese Times newspaper office in the Chinatown section of San Francisco as Chinese Americans look for the latest bull...

The Unkown Warrior's Grave is shown in Westminster Abbey on Aug. 10, 1937. The grave serves as a memorial to those lost in World War One, particularly...

The Unkown Warrior's Grave is shown in Westminster Abbey on Aug. 10, 1937. The grave serves as a memorial to those lost in World War One, particularly...

Archduke Anton and Archduchess Ileana with their three older children, August 3, 1937 in Romania. Left to right: Princess Alexandra, Prince Stephan an...

A Striking worker is taken away by police after brisk melee at Robins Drydock and Repair Company in Brooklyn, New York, July 30, 1937. The strike had...

Striking workers at Robins Drydock and Repair Co. are rounded up by police on horseback during a brisk melee in Brooklyn, New York, July 30, 1937. Th...

A striking worker is taken away by police after a brisk melee at Robins Drydock and Repair Company in Brooklyn, New York, July 30, 1937. The strike ha...

A young woman plays the Hawaiian guitar, or, the pedal steel guitar, an instrument that is the equivalent of four guitars with an amplifier, at the Na...

Leaving the Morgan County Courthouse, at Decatur,Al, in custody of an Alabama State Policeman, is Charlie Weems, convicted July 24, 1937 sentenced to...

Robert Okin of the Associated Press is the winner of the Annual National Headliners' Club Awards for the best spot news, July 6, 1937. (AP Photo)

OMGUS MILITARY TRIBUNAL: Max Ilgner, director of intelligence and propaganda activities in the Berlin office of the I.G. Farben chemical Industries,...