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Air Tragedies In Month Post Death Toll Past 200 - (By Associated Press) The crash of an American Air lines plane at Dallas Tuesday raised the death toll from major civilian and military air accidents In the Dast month to more than 200. Twenty-eight persons were believed killed at Dallas. It was one of the worst months for aviation in peacetime his tory. - Just about a month ago on Oct. 31 an Eastern Airlines plane and a P-38 fighter collided near Washington, D. C, killing all 51 passengers and a crew of four on the DC-4. Representing the greatest loss of life in American commercial aviation, the Washington crasn spurred authorities to ban combat-type aircraft from the busy National airport where the ac cident occurred. : Three days before a Paris-New York Transatlantic airliner crashed in a flaming heap against a mountain peak in the Azores. The 48 dead included Marcel Cerdan, former French and world middleweight boxing cham pion. Then, on Nov. 20, a Dutch mercy plane carrying 28 Jewish refugee children from North Af rica to Scandinavia came down In a mass of twisted wreckage near Oslo, Sweden. A 12-year-old boy survived, but 34 others died. Superforts Suffer Meanwhile, the air force, plagued by a series of tragic mishaps, took some of Its famed B-29 Superfortresses but of the air for overhaul. The Air Force's November pack of woes was highlighted by the loss of 18 personnel when two superforts collided in a mock bombing run near Stockton, Calif., on the 16th. It also was marked by one of the most extensive peacetime searches for a downed military plane which resulted in the Nov. 19 rescue of 18 of twenty air force men forced down near Ber muda. Their B-29 was ditched three days before. During rescue operations, on Nov. 18, another Superfort, off to. hunt for -the missing plane, crashed Into Tampa bay, killing five of the nine-man crew. Other disasters in which the $1,000,000, four-engined planes . figured include: Nov. 3 A B-29 weather ob servation plane, crippled by en gine trouble, crashed Into the sea off Kindley field, Hamilton, Bermuda, 11 dead. Nov. 11 A Superfort crashed near Indianapolis with an engine In flames, two of the crew of 12 died. Nov. 14 A crippled Super fortress made an emergency landing at Salt Lake City, Utah; ten of the crew of 13 parachuted safely. Three died; , DOG HOUSE REALISM " ' HOLLYWOOD OP) Those through Hollywood streets. Just 50 varieties of dog howls. Police arrested Actor Dean Hall, who makes his living bark Ins like a doe for the movies. Booked on suspicion of drunken ness, Hall told officers that he can Imitate 50 breeds. Fellow prisoners said he kept them awake all night proving It. 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The Holy office ruling explain ed provisions of the historic pa pal decree of last July excom municating Catholics who mill tantly defend Communism and denying the Holy Sacraments to those who "publish, read or dis seminate books, newspapers or leaflets In support of Communist doctrine. . ." In Italy, the Holy office ruling affects the dally Communist or gan "Unita," the Communist party's weekly magazine . "Vie Nuove" and other lesser publi cations supporting the - Commu nist doctrine. In the United States and Britain ft the Ccm munist "Dally Worker." The Supreme Court building In Washington Is believed to con tain more marble than any other structure. LOOD GIFTS PLENTIFUL LOS ANGELES, UP) Holly wood has not forgotten Evan geline Russell, 47, screen star of the silent day; She said she learned this when she made a public appeal for a pint of blood she needed before undergoing surgery. "All I needed was one pint of blood hut I received vrmunh rf. fers - to make up 15 gallons," she said In a hospital. "All the studios responded. I have found a gold mine of lost friends and made many new ones." She Is the widow of Film Pro ducer J. Stuart Blackton. Easing Of Winter Loc Limits Asked By Loggers PRINEVTLLE OB Central Oregon lumber operators have Joined those of the Willamette valley in petitioning for an eas ing of load limits on logging trucks this winter. Petitions are directed to the State Highway department. They contend that load limitations place a hardship on logging and sawmill operators by decreasing earnings and curtailing payrolls. At the same time the central Oregon operators complained that a shortage of rail cars was hampering shipments. TOWN BUYS UTILITY ROCKAWAY, Ore. -WPUThls coastal city is acquiring its own water system after years of buy ing water from a private com pany. It is purchasing the Sunset Water company for $70,000. 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