davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
amerifuuiide Snrnaeitnns eimse.
gangen

2estbin traf bier sic namerifani-
Idle Surn5eitung" ODER ySbe @mer-
iean Surner4 tpie oas 8latt in ben
leBten Sabren aud bieB, elm. sic
tragt ons Datum l.. Nobember 1912.
@arllm iie erit 10 ipGt anlangte, emit
8iebt iid unierer &enntnis. 9as tut
all6 nidts CUR Sadie. 4uguit gf1e-
oD, elm tefannter S1pei5er in Glepe=
lono, NOR in ben lebten Sobren Ser
SAriftleiter, &auptmann Il6ert
Steinbauier in Seem Him, Minnefota,
Der Serauseeber.
Serr Steinbauler iagt gum 9lb-
i6ieo: u@ir (GueoD ano S~teinbait-
ier) baben Elm Mlter erreidt, in mel
dem mir in &ube ui1o 5rieoen le-
ben %lolten, obne Aerger un6 Ser
oruB, mel6e cine fortidrittli6e 3ei-
tung Dem Serausgeber uno Geoaf-
tenr eintragen."
gei0e ma9ten alio GhIuB. 9ie
Surn5eitung bat felt iiber 60 Sabren
beltanoen. Sic tplir6e friiber in
WffltDaufee berausgegeben uno mar
emit aud, als Mar 8oppe &eoafteur
NOR, oas Organ Der 6eutiden 6rei-
oenfer Imerifns. 0ieie iino oitsae-
ltorben, menieitens Die eifrigften, 6ie
Denigen be~rbliebenen mausdenitiu
g%elDoroen. gilbert Steinbauier, ser
iif I'M eriten 8bilippinenfrieg als
W3itglie0 Der Il. @. Mrmee ousqe-
5eidnet batte, iibernabm Die 3pitling,
no6 Dem Wtilnaufee -&egime, Inn iie
Dor Dem l%lntergang 5u retten. Sssebt
bat lie ben &f ums 9aiein ouf-
gegeben.
~@arum nobl?~ fragt @ieop uto
beantiportet oieie 6rage ielbIt uie
folgt: pNun, neil aaes, tpas beitebt,
nllr merit lit, oaB es 3ugrunoe aebt"
Nit Der u9uru8eitung" peri6min.
Oct zines Der oeutidipraAigen
Gampforgane i'm 2anoe. Sic eriten
so Sabre ibres 9aieins fibrte iie Die
perbiiieniten HeIigionsfdmpfe, Sic
leBten 5ebn Sabre ~pertpanote iie auf
Die iddrfite gefdmpfung oes oelrt-
i6en Observation-Disclosures uno ouf
Die getpunOerung BON Somiet-
&uBlano.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

ger eeporoen mar uno iebr gut eng
lid iprod.
3oblreid eri6ieuen porigen Sonn-
tag 0ahmittag tros oes S6nees
unO on0erer Shnierigfeiten 0ogor
aus Baltimore feline pielen 6reunoe
sur Srauerfeier inn @obnbaule. Ter
mobnte friiber al Der II. StroBe,
NorOpeiD. Iod einigei @ebeten,
geiproden bonn SodW. Serrn 5atber
&epetti BON Der nSacreO Scarf
Stride. belt SEER @rofeiior g. @leis
Don bier in englii6er Spra6e cine
ber5lide Srauerreoe. Die geeroi-
gultg NOR Montog Mtorgen I'M sort
2incoln~ 6rieobof. 90 lit mieOer
cine Sdlile Der gltten, olten 3eit oa-
bin. Or rltbe in 6rieoen".
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

einiee Stunoen i'm Rreiie ser Quar-
tettflub-S Singer geniitlid beiiom-
men, nidt obne nod oieie un0 iene
ale SGnger brennenO intereiiieren-
Den 6rogen 81 beipre6en. Cine
o%erielben mar oie abbaltling oes
nGhiten groBen n~otionalen Singer
feItes, fir oas man mad 5rieOens-
einfebr INNER nod. mie geplant,
bierber nod @aibington unO iomit
Dor oas Serum gang &merifas 3u
geben bofft.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
SlDun ber5idtete anf Sutidafter-
pUIten

liner Tr1iiOent empfing gleid
na6 ieiner &iidfebr aus G~ola6lanca
iiber 6ra5ilianiide u1o fnrifilde
6lugpl1be i'm @eiBen Saitle cine
Grippe 0es &ongreiies un0 berid)te-
te Sen 8orlamentariern iiber feline
transatlontii6e &eiie iillo erlleute
3uiammenfrnft nit @errn Gbnrdia,
Dem britiiden Observation-Disclosures.
Nebenbei 500 Serr &ooiepelt ieine
G%rnennltng @errn G0mar0 S.
5lDms, oes 8ronr 8olitifers, gum
8oti6after nod Mititrolien 5uriif.
@r tat oies ouf @uni6 Oes BOT
Observation-Disclosures.
Nrgeii6ts Oroben0er Senats-
oppoiition gegen feline grnenmlng
bate Serr Slpnn aitf feline Diploma
tiide &anoioati1r ber5i9tet. Sn
characterization &reiien mltroe Die
Ter @er5i6t ais Rooiepelts erite
idpere S1lappe ieitens oes nelten
&onereiies aufgefaBt. sic ermlin=
terte &ongreBman 9ies nit erneuten
NnDiirfen gegen mebrere bobe DE
gierunesbeamte tpegen ibrer ange6=
liden rooifalen ginItelung Sturm
5u laufeu. Slsbeionoere manote
@err 8ies li6 gegen einen friiberen
SNriftleiter Der ugeem &epublic~,
Die er ais cine pom Ailslailo bier5lt=
lanoe unterbaltene 3eitidrift be-
5eidnete.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
MikSladte Tln3t
5weier 0efangener
9entIde TIieserOffisiere in britiidem
6lmgSerg

3ie Sffi5iere elmer britii6en 6lie=
gerabteilung betpirteten fiir5li1 3tpei
0&omeraoen" BON Ser y&oDol sir
6orce", oie ouf ibrem Slugplas ge=
lan0et maren. Sic IieBen iie binter-
Der Elm 8ao nebmen uno ma1ten
i6lieBli6 Oie peinli6e @ntoedltng,
CAB ibre @1ite feline britil6en Size
geroffi3iere tparen, lonoern 5tpei
Oeuti6e 6lieger, oie aus einem @e-
fangenenlager entDil6t maren urlo
iid elm britii1es Militdrflug5eig 3u
Deri6affen getpuBt botten. @enn
Oas ibledte @etter nidt Ben @eiter-
flug perbinoert bate, 10 tpdren Die
beioen 9eutiden bermutlih in einem
6ritii6en 6Iug5eug mad Dem &onti-
nent entfommen.
Die eritaunli6e @ef1idte tpltroe
IN 2onoon DeroHentlidt, bod Die Sea
men Der Oeutiden Slieger pur6en
ni1t angegeben.
Sic ipradem perfeft GmgIii6
Die oeuti9en 6Iieger fpraden per-
fettes gnglil6. SIN @efangenenlager
anoerten lie ibre uniformen 10 Inn,
oaB iie ben britii9en 5liegerunifor-
men abnelten. @ie iie Das fertigge-
bradt batterL lit unbefannt. SSbre
&n0pfe be8ogen iie nit Silberpapier,
in Oas iie Die Sniienien Der &M6
bineingearbeitet batten. Muf unauf=
geflarte @eile entfamen iie aus ib=
rem @efangenenlager ulO begaben
ltd] gum nadlten Olltgplag, lDo ne
Elm 5lug5eug ausiu9ten unO Die 8e=
oiennngsmanni6aft anmieien eS
flugfertig gu MAIDEN, oa iie ben
auftrag batten einell Slug al un-
%ternebmen.
Die Wlanni6aften gingen fofort
an Die Irbeit, uno Die 5lieger tparen
altf uno oapon, bepor Der er1te Mlarm
i'm @efangenenloger geihlagen muir
De. Als tie ii9 Dem Aermelfonal nd-
berter, itieBen ie auf itarfen @egen-
min0, uno oas @aiolin ging ibnen
aus, 10 oaB iie auf offenem 6elo
lanoen muBten. Cine lleugierige
Wenge iammelte ii9 Inn oaS Slug
6eug, oils bereitpiaige W1eni9en ge=
niigeno @aiolin berbeii6afften, um
ibnen ben @eiterflug Bis gum NOD
item &I5-6lugplaB gu ermOglihen,
no lie Ia1oeten uno abermals ben
8eoienungsmonnidaften ben 8efebl
erteilten, @aiolin naf5ufiiaen.
9od Der Sffiaier bonn Dienit fam
berbei un0 erfldtte, 0as 6lugtpetter
lei gu idledt, Inn Iofort meiter5u=
fliegen. or lto Die beioen elm, ii6
i'm &aiino ourd cine Mabl5eit 81
puroen Sen oortigen Sliegeroffi5ie-
rem unter fall9em Namen borgeiteM,
uno balls mar cine gemiitlide Seier
i'm @ange. Sen @diten tplr6e Johann
angeboten, elm 1eiBes 8ao 81 neb-
men, rno au9 oas totem iie.
0efalidte 3mDpfe uerrieten iie
Cine Sroonnan5 bemerfte aber,
oaB Die llniformfn0pfe nidt gan5
ftidbaltig marer, oa iih oas Silber-
papier losgel0it batte. @r eritattete
Meloung, uno oa fur5 5uDor Der Be-
febl an ale 6lugplaBe ergangen tDar,
nod Dem g~eitoblenen 5lug5eug ars-
ibau gu balten, fam Die 8abrbeit
ans Saeeslidt uno Die bei0en oeut-
iden 5lieger tpuroen ins @efange-
nenlager ouriidgeidafft.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
Ser freumOlide seller
Bon aeIbim e~inSemunm

Sd babe elm 8o6enenhbaus. SIN
rnO ipieOer Ioifen mir in ser Stoot-
pobnuug Oie Salouiien berunter unO
bnlten Oa orouBen elm @oGenenOe,
oas bon 9onnerstaa dben0 Bis
Dienstog f1orgen oouert. gs tut
maltdmoI gut, bonn Eru6eI erISit az
iein. Mber tp1breno FOLDER fitr5ett
Terien bin id geatDungen, geleeent.
lt6 in ole Sta6t gu fabren urO nod
Dem &edten at ieben.
Neuli9 - id befan0 mid gerabe
pie0er ouf elmer Iol1en grfuritoR
= ent0edte i9, Dab in Der StroBe,
in Der iD tpobue (2er6enoaee), elm
Mnnn Dor Dem &ars Scr. 90 itan0.
CT ftarl6 ga, ols b1tte er ii9 beraits.
gei6Ioiien.
@r beriu9te bergebIi9 binein5r.
tou1nler. ghtn iito mir in 1tnierem
@obnbierteI ales CUTE Na6barn,
eine fleine Gnflo0e bon freun6liden
Meniden. Sd ging aIfo aif- ben
Mann 8u 1tn0 frogte, OBJ i9 i'm
belfen fOnnte.
sd min Sbnen iagen", ertI6rte
er, ni9 bin Der Neffe Ser 2eute,
oie bier tpobnen. Gdeerberg beiBen
tie. Meine Sante Bat mid, etpos
gu boler, oas fie ~Oergeiien bat @r
i6lug auf Die Soide, Die er Bel iin
trltg, Inn oas @ebolte einaupafen.
ugLber lit 0enn feiner au &auie2"
fragile id.
rgsein, iie finO ins @odenenOe
geFobren~, iagte Srau .Sagerbepss
Meffe.
n&Onnen Sic Oenn ni6t Our6 ems
Der Seniter binein?" fragte id.
ngeein, Die ftnO oIe beri@loiien",
nntportete er.
ngIlt9 6os S-peiiefommerfenIter?~
frogte i'd. u9as lit bod gang Obeu.s
- .Da babe i6 nod nidt nadgeie
BEN, iagte er.
0@ommen sic, mir ge6en nal
BIN, fdlug i6 Dor. oSebg
freunoIi9 bon Sbnen", fagte er,
aaber baben Sic es oenn nidt eto
Iig?"
u9ai6t 10 eiIig, Inn Sbnen ntd4
belfen 81 f0nnen", iagte i6.
8ir gingen ums Snus berutm.
nSeben Sic bod, iogte id, ,Nn
I'M eriten 9tod itebt ia Elm SenEter
offen."
nSSa, ober pie ion ib 90 binaifs
tommen?" fragte er mutlos.
Sd batte cine gl1n5enoe SOee.
nGeriu9en sic es bod BON Der
9irfe aus bort"
Ct beriu9te, altf Die 8irfe bit-
auf5itfletterr, aber obne re6ten ST.
foIg.
n&ier nebenan an Der @eite Itebt
cine 0bitleiter", iaete ib unO 5eigte
in ben Na9bargarten. D@arum,
me1B tD 11lGt; Oentt i'm @nrter ltebf
nlr elm 8pereapfeIboum. @ber Die
Better 1T ieoenfaus in 9ronuns."
8ir bolten bic Better uro itenteH
lie an 6as &aus. @r fonnte eera0e
oas Seniter errei9en un6 fletterte
binein.
Ct ipirifte utio beri6wan0 oanA
I'M 8immer.
ST Iegte oie Better ouf ben 80.
ben, ging gum 9nufmann unS rief
Die Holiaei an.
uSn benz Sarfe 2er6enanee 20
1T elm 9ieb", fogte id. n@r lit 6ur@
Elm Seniter bineingeflettert ttit6 fam
nf1t tpie6er beraus."
nSa, un6 tpie ioIen mir i'm felt
~nebmen9" fragte Der OienitbabenOe
8eamte am onoeren gnoe Der Sci.
tlng.
sd babe Oie G6laKeI gum
Saupteingang", ontportete ia. ~gs
1T mein &aits.~
Bere6tigte ltebertrogung aus
Dem 9anii6en bon Serbert q.
SrenaeI.)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
Sin alter Sanbesen beipGbrt fi6 alS
Seemann

3meiunOiieb6ig Sobe alt, bat Sri
6ar0 @. 8alOmin, elm gbicagoer
&aufmann, Der ii1 fdon Dor 5ebn
Sabren CUR DHube" iebte, Die Wfa-
rine iiber5eugt Dob er elm tii6tiger
Mann lit. Nitnmebr, bier Monate,
no6oem er fi6 BEL Ser &~auffobrtei-
flotte rangebeilert", madt er ii6 i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm GiiOmeit=
pa3ifif niiBlid, mie er Ieiner @ottin
in einem oieier Gage in ibre Sdnoe
%gelangten 8rief idrieb.
Or mar in Cos Mngeles, als sic
Sapaner YearI @arbor angriffen@,
er5dblte 5rau 8alonin; riofort mol-
tie er nit in Ben &rieg, ober bon
Seer uno Marine muroe er madeleine
anoer unter Der uld6erli6en~ Be-
griinOung obgepieien: gu oltl"
Maein Mann 5u altI @r bat Ii1
3eit ieines 2ebens als S1ger, ST.
ider unO @olfipieler in S6ub ge-
balten uno nimmt es f0rperli6 II
der init irgenoeinem Ser dlteren @e-
nerale linO aomirdle ouf. SIN Mu-
genblif lit mein Mann i'm Siiopa=
stiff.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

-Sn Der Iesten 9~eriammluna
oes v5appineB~ &lubs oes Deut-
iden @aiienbauies tpuroen oie fol-
genoen 8eamten ermGblt: WfiB Ma-
RE Strobel, Yrafioentin, Martin
9emmerid, 8i5e-9rdiioent, MiB
Waomi Defer, SdotmeiIter uno
Wirs. 9orotbp Mdterfirden -Yerfins,
Sefret1r.
-Jral Mmalia Grass hat lif,
BON elmer fdueren @rfaltung pie,
Der erbolt uno fam ibrer taqlidlen
BeI6aftigung nadgeben. Sbrem
Sobne Or. 6. Grass uno sSrou
ipuroe elm So6terIein geboren uno
1T Mamma Grass nun @roBmutter
geiporoen. Or. Grass oient 4. ct.
bel Der 8ebrmadt i'm Siiopa8ifif'
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
9iente ais Majur i'm letten
MeItfriea

Serr 8alOmin lit alter Serr oes
9artmoutb=Goueges Ser Mittel=
peiten fennt ben einlti9en &aufberrn
als Sportsmann, itno Die l1mgebung
ieiner 8ateritaot oanft ibm Die Be
iieolung meiter 9riiner JlG9en nit
8aionen, ungarii9en &ebbiibnern
uno anoerem geflitgelten @il6.
8alomin lit uu6 oIs @ieentiimer ei-
ner Der groBten &oaeftionen ieltener
uno Grit=9rufe amerifanii9er Mu-
loren befannt ~getporoen. Mm bori=
gen &riege bat er als Moior teilge-
nommen. @iner ieiner beioen G0b=
ne lit Seeforps- 2%eutnant.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
Sat @edt
Simmer geia@t

Aleiniebenber innser Manu indjt
3immer NIT Yeniiom
(sbenbmabIseit) in neutrality-suspicious.
Der 0Od0emti&) TamiIie.
pfferten inter u@.10D an bias
Spnrnal erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
8eitere Sreisiteisernns in ansfidl

@rentiB 8romn, Der uelte Greis-
def Der Nation, propbe3eite Elm
~langlames, undergraduates" Inftei-
gen Der Preiie. SD CLAUDE nidt~
erfl1rte Der friibere 9alnoesienator
pen Breiiepertretern, nadoem er chen
lei1en amtseio ais 0ahfolger 2eon
9enoerlons abgelegt batte, .oaB mir
oIe Ereiie mi ebenem Stanoe balten
to1tnen.~ 8isber aber, iette er bin
81, babe Die Ration Diel before Dir
belt in Der gefdmpfung Ser gelle=
rnngstenoen5en perrihtet dis i'm err
item Beltfrieg. @1breno Die Yreiie
oamals UNI ITO Bro5ent geitiegen
ieien, ieien iie ieit 1. September 1899
MIR nm ourdidnittlid 80 Bro5ent
bober gegangen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05
s3nurren
Sc ma6bem

Sc mad6em
u8as f0nnteit on Dir leiAter ab-
%gelp0bnen, ben @ein ooer Die Grou-
eng" fragt Wiiiaer ieinen 5reuno.
u9as fommt auf ben Sabrgang
an erpioerte er linneno.
Sn Der @6e
rIls mir beirateten, beripra9it
ou, ale meine 8eOiirfniiie gu beitrei-
ten."
Or: Stun?
Sic: SeBt tpiini9e ib mir orin-
geno elm fei6es @oitiim uno elm ent-
5iiden0es 9iit6en!
or: 9as beItreite ih eben
audi.
x X 4 X
9nrdfebler-& DbDl6
uS6lieBli9 begab er lid in sic
g~ebanolung zines beriibmten Gpe-
3ialiten, uno i6on mad menigen Ea-
gen NOR er geiueien.~
Sat @edjt
Set es SCRIPT it, Serr Doftor,
reiBt es mid pieoer ideuBIid in
meinem Iinfen 8ein, ia, pober
fommt 0as ntr?"
uDas fomnt bonn Mlter!"
u8as? 9as tam es i~iberbaupt
nibt geben. Mein redtes 8ein
reIBt nidt-uno es lit genau 10 altI"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

- Maib. Die Dame beiidtiete
ben 8otanii9en @arten.
sDos lit cine fleii6freiienoe
pflan5e", iagte Der @6rtner.
sSntereiiant@ itnunte bic Dame,
sasb tuat'n lit Giitberunsl@
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

Gmpfeblen Sic bite bas nSpnrnaI"
in Siren Standardization
Washington Journal., 1943-02-05

Nadoem Der Mdnnerdor oes 8bi-
laoelpbia Quartett-Glub oen San-
gergrnB geiungen bate, bradte elm
gemii6ter Gbor unter 9irigent Otto
@enbart's 2eitung Stepben 5oiters
~Slo 5olfs at Some in Der oeut-
i.5en lleberieBnng bon Siingit ioipie
mil Soiiiten elm 8otpourri aus So
bann StrauB u3igeunerbaron"
gum gortrag.
NGdites srOkes GGngerfeH
bielleidt bier
Na6 SdluB Der 9eriammlung
blieben Die gunoesoireftoren nod
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23

larities between the present ad
ministration and a national social
lst government is it's attitude to-
ward the Constitution. There was
time in this country when the
Constitution was reverently re.
garded as the sacred instrument
protecting the people in their rights
and liberties, even against their
own government.
ION the subject of taxation
wonder if you have had occasion
to study the new $40, 500, 900, 900 tax
plan recently submitted by tn g
Treasury department to Congress.
1t was so revealing that even dem
ocratic congressman were shocked.
1.-THE vowed design of that pro-
posal was not to distribute the new
tax burden on an equitable basis,
but rather to bring about the re-
suit that American citizens gener-
ally would all end up with an in
come Of approximately $4,000 per
year.
From all the evidence, the con-
clusion seems unacceptable that the
real issue on the domestic front
Is whether national socialism shall
supplant American democracy
American democracy as we have
known and grown up under it, and
as our forefathers established and
maintained it for u.s."
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23
Georgia s Engineers Will
Be Gridiron Guinea Pig

comes to New York for it's Ivy
League workout with Columbia and
Purdue bangs into win-less Iowa.
Other games of the day includes
the St. Mary's Pre-Flight-California
clash on the West Coast; the Sc
cond half of the 1913 Louisiana
State-Georgia rivalry; Southern
Methodists' visit to Tulane and
the Rice-Texas contest at Austin.
Colgate and Cornell will supply
neutral Syracuse with a taste of
football and Penn State tangles
with Maryland.
AS usual the Midwest is dotted
with high-grade battles, one of
which is the Northwestern visit to
Ohio State. Nebraska will attempt
to win its first game of the sea-
son at the expense of Kansas and
Kansas State collides with Okla
homa. Bob Hoernschmeyer and
fife Indiana Pass Circus mix with
Wisconsin.
The dormant Rocky Mountain
area comes to life with the Colo
RADIO State and Colorado tussle'
which involves another pair OF I'm
beaten teams. 4
Down in the Southwest area TWO
little schools with big-time teams
Southwestern of Texas ana oouInE
estern Institute of Louislana-pio-
vide additional fireworks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23

the button since his debut here
about year ago but he has never
failed to come up with both fists
swinging and he has demonstrated
his ability to take a lot of punish.
ment.
Where Best has the edge in ring
ability, Beauhold is expected tc
offset that advantage by a tough
body and the will to win.
With Smith and Corti, the ad-
vantage swings to the champion
but Corti is known to have a bag
of ring tricks which can keep any
fighter guessing. Cliff Smith will
enter the ring as the lighter OF
the two as Corti outweighs him
by about eight pounds but t h c
Charlotte boys style which took
him to the top in amateur boxing
should counteract the weight ad-
vantage.
These bouts and three other good
amateur preliminaries will be pre-.
sented Monday night at 8 o'clock
in the Legion Stadium hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23
BRANCH RICKEY
KEEPS MUM ON
new BUM PILOT
The Only Thing Definite
Is That Nothing Is
Definite Yet
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Oct. %. - Up -
Branch Hickey, the man of a few
thousand well-chosen words, would
MT spill even one of them today
about the Brooklyn Dodgers man.
ager for 1914 giving you the clear
cut impression that the only thing
definite is that nothing is definite
yet.
The result was the official Dodg-
err family, the boys and girls con-
nected with the club, was caught
today between a fancy quiz pro-
gram and "whodunit" mystery.
And the accepted answer was that
Hickey hasn't yet made up his
mind who will be head man of
the Buns.
Most of the talk conferred around
five leading candidates. One of
these, naturally, was Leo the Lip
Durocher, the most recent incum-
bent. The Lip found the pink slip
in his pay envelope four days be-
fore the season ended, but was
told he'd have chance on the
open market to talk his way back.
So he showed up in town a couple
of days ago to start talking.
Also well up on the list, so the
word goes, is Chuck Dresser, the
signal-stealing Dodger coach. The
tip is he commands a lot of Rick
ey's respect now, especially since
Branch has discovered Chuc k
wasn't nearly as much at fault
about the 1912 Dodger gambling
fuss as a lot of the job-savers
tried to make out. Some of the
"smarties' are trying to make
something out of the fact t h
while the Lip received an official
unconditional release at the end
OF the '43 season, Chuck didn't.
Then there is Sweet William Ter
ry, the Tennessee hog-grower who
is reported on the way back into
baseball. And finally there are a
couple Of Rickey's fair-haired boys
OF some years standing, Burt Shot
ten and Ray Blades. Burt was a
Cleveland Indian coach last sum-
mer and Blades bossed the New
Orleans Pelicans.
Practically scratched from the
list in recent weeks has been Sec
ond Baseman Billy Herman, most
~ because Hickey has said he
wants a bench manager, not a
playing pilot. With the ivory pros
poets what they are for next sum-
mer, the Dodgers need Billy in
the infield almost as much as they
need customers to foot the bill.
Meantime, Hickey admitted only
that he'd hold a press conference
Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23
SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBER NEEDED
Must Be Shown For All
New Employees On Next
Payroll Report

N. W. Avera, mana ger Of the
Wilmington office Of the Social
Security Board, Friday called at
tention to the fact that employers
in preparing their next quarterly
payroll report must include the
name and account number OF
each new employe in addition to
wage data about other employees.
More than 1,64o,315 social Sc
curity accounts were issued to
workers in the state before July
i, 1943, an increase of 1877, 1897 over
the previous year. While figures
are not yet available for the third
quarter, many persons in this Sec
ton who have never had social
security numbers before have
found employment during this
time. Mr.. Avera said it is to the
advantage Ct both employer and
employe that accurate and COM
plete social security reports be
made. Otherwise years later it
may be necessary to recheck rec
ords to comply with the law.
Mr.. Avera explained that while
the tax report is made to the col
lector of Internal Revneue, the
board is vitality concerned with tae
wage data therein since it serves
as basis for future old-age bene-
fits and survivors insurance.
October so is the deadline for
the next report and tax return.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. %. - R) -
Georgia Tee, only team to have
scored as much IS 10 points
against Notre Dame this season,
becomes a football guinea pig
again tomorrow in its clash with
Navy.
The Georgia Engineers, first
club to give Notre Dame real
test, move into Baltimore stadium
for a night contest that will put
the Middle line on revealing dis
play and at the same time give
an inkling of what to expect next
Saturday when the Irish and the
Sailors clash in Cleveland.
But there also is another test
on tomorrow's progrzm-College OF
Pacific vs.. Southern California
1t is a struggle of unbeaten teams
that is expected to attract 60'00t
to Los Angeles, with the winner
having virtual paved street to
the Rose Bowl.
The Coast also provides the
ashington- March Field gathering
another contest involving alvin.
ming clubs.
Meanwhile, Notre Dame should
not be extended too much in its
game with civilian Illinois; Army
opposes Yale; Minnesota invades
Michigan for the annual battle for
the Little Brown jug; Pennsylvania
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23
Army Rates Fauorite
Over Yale's Gridders

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 90
lR-Unbeaten. united and unsecured
on, the United States Military AGA.
DENY was heavy favorite to
wallop Yale's revamped football
team in the bowl tomorrow before
an expected crowd of 10000
The Army and Ellis will be OBJ
serving the golden anniversary of
their gridiron relations-they first
met in 1893, but, on the basis of
past performances this season,
the Cadets will have the most fun.
Hardly anybody expects Yale to
win, but the Blue aims to be the
first to cross the Cadets goal
line this fall and maintain it's
record of having scored in every
1912. "
Powerful Army, victors over Viii
lanova, Temple, Colgate and Co.
lumbia, and three-deep all around.
IS spearheaded by Glenn Davis,
the speedy fullback. The Cadet
corps will be absent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-23
; LOCAL BACKS
SUFFER HURTS
IN lST QUARTER
Jordan, Tailback For Caps,
Outstanding Player
In Offense

The Raleigh Caps remained I'm.
defeated in conference play TO-
night as they trounced the visiting
Wilmington Wildcats 80 to 0. The
outcome of this game, played I'm
der the lights at Raleigh, will
probably be the deciding factor in
determining the conference cham
pionship for the current season.
The Raleigh squad, boasting an
indicated, united record, took the
field as odds on favorites but
some experts gave the Wildcats an
outside chance of upsetting the
dope bucket. However, the high
ly touted Caps offense operated
according to plan producing two
touchdowns in the first, second,
and fourth periods. The Cats were
not .outclassed to the extent that
the score indicated but there was
no doubt that they were beaten by
a superior ball club.
The Wilmington offense was Sc
riously crarnped when in the op-
ening minutes of play three mem
bers of the starting backfield were
taken out of the game with inju-
ries. Bill Aud, Cats quarterback,
who has been nursing injuries all
season, was removed shortly af-
ter play open and Dyches and
Symmes soon joined him.
The play of Jordan, brilliant
Caps tailback, was outstanding for
the Raleigh club as he carried the
brunt of the Caps offense and rip
ped shreds in the Wilmington line
and secondary.
Watts at end, Snow at guard
played exceptional defensive bali
for the losers. Lowrimore. dinu-
nitive Wilmington tailback, was
also superb both on offense and
defense.
The injury-riddled Cats were
halted on the Raleigh 1O-yard line
by the final gun after they had
started a sustained drive from
deep in their own territory.