POINT with PRIDE

After a cursory view of TIME'S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:

"A fine showing for one so young and not accustomed to turf."

Open jails for dishonorable, smuggled aliens.

"Clean morals, clean food and fearless law enforcement."

The glorious year 1779.

A gold Yale key to a front door.

An ancient gentleman smoking a stogie.

Five hundred invitations to speak on Labor Day.

A War-made officer whose rise was rapid.

The most skilful toes in the world.

Two elderly sisters of the dead.

Lightning that got into the headlines.

"As fine a book as one might ask for."

A roster of names great in almost every field of endeavor.

The oldest bank official.

Drivers that bathe regularly, do not eat garlic.

Viscount Grey--"a tennis player of no mean repute."

Victor Herbert's last legacy to the world.