davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-07-15
'Nooqu to Wall When Wooten Is Summoned


steady dependable performer Chattanooga
(Junior) Wooten the majors Wooten SLIM fellow
much Spence
suffers by comparison hitter.
302 Chattanooga
he reported spring training with the Mats
conhded bluntly. I'm hitter
much faster league the
Woon cutting pitching
performing minor miracles as outfelder
Also with the Lookous well
sturdy, rghthanded hitting left fielder
OF the Mats bosses that he'd blossom
prospect
Yesterday Gil Coan played his
and collected three hits
naturally, and triple
scooted from first bobe
erng the ball. but too late to nip the speedy
Groce's Hitting Kept Coon on Bench
Coan the only the in
under that throw He's
and while his throwing leaves something
of the Mats future
patterned to bat in Griffith Stadiums expanSe
Coan the lineup though only because
his left shoulder attempting diving Saturday
And why wasn't Con in left field previousy Well
Joe has hit 41O That kind of hitting
Buddy Lewis the Mats right fielder
washed up despite the fekng the temples which
up plotting transports the Hump
won't be 30 until month remains robust fellow
with bat in his hands
man whom Griffith
as the snooth fielding outede he
That would be Bnks
and has sliced
fielding Bnks valuable clutch hitter,
to get only part-tine employment with Mats.
That's the outhelds-present and
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Goes on Stick Rampage

Two homers, a double and single
by Mike George paced Capital Tran
sit to ll-3 baseball victory over
Indian Head Yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Cisse|-S Saxon Nine Gains
leqion Series Lead

Silver Springs Cissel- Saxon Post
nine jumped into the lead in the
Southern Maryland Junior Amer
ican Legion series yesterday with
one week end of play remaining.
The Chubb Connolly coached nine
blanked Hyattsville in the first game
of doubleheader at Coolidge, 10,
behind Bill Simpsons three-hit
pitching, and took the nightcap,
lis. Leonardtown scored four in
the ninth to defeat Greenbelt on the
losers field, 8-5.
Silver Spring plays single game
at Hyattsville next week, while
Greenbelt invades Leonardtovn for
twin bill.
The standings:
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Mats, 5-4; Browns, 81

Totals 80 12 "a II Totals 80 Fill
'Batted for Ferens in eighth
St. Louis - 200 OlO OOO-3
Warrington 400 600 Olx-5
Runs-Berardino Stephens, Heath
Coan. Lewis. Vernon. Spence CO.. Error
Priddy. Runs batted in-Zarilla, Vernon,
Spence, Evans. Hudson Two-base hits
Vernon. Spence. zarilla. Mancuso. Berar-
dino, Stevens; Sacrif1ces-Priddy, Lewis.
Torres; Torres; Double play-Iorreess, Priddy to
WASHINGTON, 8. Bases on balls-Off
kinders l. Struck out---By Hudson. 8
Hits-Of Zoldak. in "a; of Ferens S
in 6s; off Kinder, , in l. Losing pitch
er-zoldak; Umpires-Messrs. Passarella
Meater and Rue Iime-l ~
Evening star., 1946-07-15

Win, Lose or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS
Griffmen Blessed With Excess of OutfieId Talent

Washlngons baseball In
The left side of their nd
showing
Evening star., 1946-07-15
Major League Standings and Schedules
MONDAY 15 1916.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NaGAsda Raculfa

ItStcEudy neS0lb.
Wash, 5-4; St. L., 80.
Detroit, Sc; N. Y, 1-3
Boston, 11-6; Clev., 10-4
Phila., 5-3; Chicago, A
Games To-day.
st. Louis at Wash, $3.50.
Chicago at Phila. (n).
Detroit at New York (n)
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
St. Louis at Wash, $3.50.
Chicago at Phila.
Cleveland at Boston.
ONLY games scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-07-15

BOSTON.-UNORTHODOX INDIAN DEFENSE AGAINST TED
WlLLlAMS-Numbers locate Cleveland Indian players
moved from regular positions defense against
Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams sixth inning
OF the second game of the Cleveland
yesterday Jimmy ,Wasden first baseman %, remained in
regular spot Lou Boudreau shortstop manager is In
dian Third Baseman moved over from third to
Evening star., 1946-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
St. L.. So; Br'klyn, 81
Chicago, 7; New York, 4
5oston, a.; Pitts, Is
Cinci., 80; Phila., 0-8.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at st. l.. (n).
Fhila. at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh (n)
Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at st. L. (n).
Fhila. at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Smith Is Heard
By Virginia Bar

Wills Smith. of Eol"i%n. Y. c..
president "C In" American 'i.- a.
#Uciaticn told Ia Virginia State Bar
association here Tucsda% that we
would do wcIl to use the bet Gle
mcnt in Germany in our planning
tor the future"
Smith. who recently attended III,
war criminals ,.,aIS al Nuremberg
and has visited uihc: parts oi En-
rope since the war. declared tina.
i could even welcome some of tho
Germans To our shores. Like us. they
have suffered al Ilitlcv's hands pro-
rably more than VIC know"
Speaking On 'Ycccn: Of CREATION,
in Europe" he said the shooting
down Of an American plane over
IuGoSlavia may clearly and point
cdiy determine oir course
We should be Just. but we mr.
DC firm with any woujd-bo agsrcs-
Sor. be it great or small"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Decontrol Board Ponders
Curbs On Dairy Products

Washington, SEPT. lG.-lPD-Fac-
ing q thick Staci; of conflicting argu-
mcnts, The price dccontrol beard met
today to decide whether 20 order
oricc bids returned 10 cheese. but
ter. and possibly all other dairy
prcdll-ts.
A staff member for the indepen-
cent panel said the three members
might delay decision until Friday
10 permit thorough examination of
letters, tclC grams. and other q at a
I.Gmittcd in response TO the boards
invitation.
The session is closed To the pub
lie.
Al TIC close OF its meat rcControl
iCcIsi-n last Aug. ~. the beard al
!oWti dairy .oGuCts To remain free
u the friCC CuJs that had C%pirci
Juno 50 along with OPh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
State Rests In
Charlotte Trial

tndrl'ttc. SIT 10. - M) - Inc
Stat" rested To-Day in The trial of
Ward M Ei1nton Mrs. Vivian Baird
ami W. r. Shore, all Of Charlotte,
on - charge e. conspiracy in the
ration cf an alleged divorce rack
ct.
jcf0r including its dircc, cvi-
dcncc, the prosecution called George
fonohoc. Newark. ". ]. police de-
tcctivc. who testified that when
Blan'on and Mrs. Baird was arrested
in Newark that they were found in
a hotel only partly dressed.
The defense made molten for
non-suit and squashing Of indict-
r'or'e. Judge Armstrong denied the
motion.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

RaIcigh. Sept l8. = Pryamidin.!
problems of efficiently administer
ing municipal government under
conditions Of increasing costs with
limited rC"Cnuc came in for II 10:
of discussion. both on the public
program and in hotel room informal
conferences. during the recent NIT
nicipal league convention at Nshc-
Vile
Genuine concern over The pro-
blcms. is moi confined 10 official per-
sOnncl attending The Nshcvillc meet
ing. but Is getting attention from
civic leaders and organizations back
home. Vague rumors reaching cap
itol square fail TO show any definite
trend other than for some kind of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
ENIGI! RIVE EAis.rRS.

Cleveland, Sept. rs -- H,-Si.
men. accused "f bcatin" to death a
tenant who objected TO a SID week
rent increase. were held To the grand
jury On fist degree murder charges
today.
Detective Martin p. Cocncy said
the tenant. Wash Larry. 80. was
struck ON The head with Il baseball
bat. HC died las; night.
Tic defendants. held 10 the jury
by municipal 1udgc David {. Meek
arc: Arthur Clark, 80. described III
'ourl - Il "pscia! policemen and
landlord of the house where Larry
'CSidcd: William Brown, 26: William
jefferson. 20: Charles Dolphin. u:
Henry johnson. rs, and Bernard
Sinclair. 2i.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18

The panel ruled that:
|. While milk and other dairy
products were in shot supply and
:. While price controls could DC
enforced,
3. Dairy products had not climb
cd unreasonahly, hence the indus
try should be given an additional
trial free from ceilings.
Chairman Roy l.. Thompson noted
that milk had gone UP &;out thrce
cents GvHrt sill. = June 80 but that
about tvs cents C this was due
IL the end 0f government subsidy
pa'.rCn:S. !lc sid butler price
were mo; far out Of line"
But Then )Son cautioned that "ir
Sairy products II ", upward from
1Crc on ont. this a@arl can and Wili
@ut the industry back under con-
trolls"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18

leigh and Wilmington have the three
commissioner plan. while Winston
Salem has Il modcrnlzcd aldcrmanic
system.
Civic leaders in Charlotte. includ-
ing some prospective members of
The legislature. arc giving serious
thought 10 changing over 10 the com
mission system. lin Raleigh there is
considerable sentiment for renewing
efforts. which have failed ON at
least two previous occasions. to 1T
city manager plan. Changes 10 DC
under consideration in other cite ;
are less drastic but important.
Meantime there is every ind;ca-
ton that next springs biennial mu-
nicipGl elections will be more sig
nificant than any in recent years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
President Is Expected To Tell
Wallace: Hush-Up Or Get Out
Secretary Confers
With CHIEF Today;
Letter Disclosed

Washington, Sept. l8.-CP)-Prcs-
idcnt Trt man wen; into a round of
''snicrcncCS with State Department
officials today in Gd"ancc of an ex-
pected foreign policy showdown
with Henry y. Wallace during the
afternoon.
The President was reported by
top administration sources to have
decided to tell Secretary Of Com
merce Wallace that he must quit
talking about American foreign pol
icy or get out of the cabinet
Undcrsccrctary of State Will
Clayton, who tried TO head off WAL
Lace DE more gentle with Russia"
speech oil last Thurs day, was sched-
ulcd TO sec Mr.. Truman twice be-
icrc the Secretary {. Commerce az
rived al nc White House
Baruch Also Calls.
Bernard Baruch. administration
III" White llcUgc calling list. Ear
Iicr, Clayton and Assistant Secre-
iarv Of State Donald Russell had a
l5-mlnuto q sion with Mr.. Tru-
man.
IRE: Secretary Charles Ross told
fa or'cr5 lac did nj know whether
ii nov - .:cth the conferences dealt
Nth TIC Wallace situation.
Wallace was due at the White
House at $50 y. ~. Est.
Less than - hours earlier he
made without Mr.. Tru-
mans alDrIval--a letter that he
wrl,r the Chief Executive last Ju-
~ urging that this country agree
10 reasonable Rus ian guarantees
+ security even at the risk OF
'"'.' CIsCr. ont' c2iCz.
~" have little timr 20 lose" Wal
lace said IN calling for u shift in
ONE Il our thinking ahcut inter-
nHiinnal matters"
Inc letter. which Mr.. Truman
:''r!y acknowledged and passed
On 10 Secretary Of State James
B%"",.. proposed = long lest Of
moves which Wallace said should
IN prove A".rrivan-Eussian rela-
.!lnS.
Wants 4 BCm5 Destroyed
NnHon2 them was definite treaty
pic ise f. tie c,Crtual destruction
- AH"..caS lore Of atomi-' bombs.
a0d " 20. Scs::uCnt of this nations
military "E well as .2rcign policies
10 avert what Wallace described as
Inc danger cf 4 third world war.
INC Pre- lccrt SpcciiI ally dis
approved" release of the letter for
general publication on the grounds
that his approval might De mis-con-
struCd aboard as applying TO its
contents as we'll
But his decision reversing an
earlier one by White House Press
Secretary Charles Rcss-came too
late. Copies rad been distributed
an org reporters At the Commerce
Department after it had been
Termed TIT columnist was about
20 make the Goc"m ont public.
II was this fact that lcd Ross TO
give Wallace tentative so-ahcad
IN rclea: ng Inc letter.
Thus the letter broke into print
IS tho wcck-cld drama moved to
this afternoons climax in Mr.. Tru-
mans CGh'c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Y. Riygio Is
NuIlledH Head
0fA1rlexican
Director, Former
Sales Manager 70
Succeed &. w. Kill

N;V :. =. st. -. .rr,-vimrrm,
H.aI.r i..s ,.n =. tt ry!dcni G.
hc - n 20 @..a 90. - #u"-
II lore w atag.on iiill WHO
g: : / -.
Ei:".'. associated " II "a oual-
c.ny {" J. v9y. D.. va. Il. t,.i :;
dir;"!": :" 49, .ul - y.m. iatal
occ"mc wac ;-'cs'-.c.' IN chnraC ~
sales.
He cU;a"ci Inc t"."~,n '.sin-;
III 1908 with The iiim 60 !.uil1r anG
Bvtl"r. serving that con )any as a.
SiS'anl secretary in charge # :?lc;
but two years later the firm was
Bought by &rcric@n r oacco CO.
Was Sales MANAGER.
&c was trans erred to the parent
contrary HG a department manager
II 1871, and oCcsma section sales
n,1na-er for the United States in
1919, and GenerdR sales manager in
In annour' ing his election the
company said Sin clecting Riggio,
the company has chosen a president
v nose entire business life has been
devoted to selling tobacco products.
md man who has spent nearly 40
years working in clcse. Gay 10 dal
association with George w. Hill"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
City Governments Need Overhauling

change. The urge for cnangc is part
~ attributable to the general uncCr-
talntg OF the times. partly TO dissat-
iSfa"tiCn with incumbent admins
'raiivc personnel. and partly TO
picking up of movements inaugural
cd some years ago and postponed
during the war: al adding up 30
desire Of the citizens 10 obtain the
most efficient government AT The
least expense.
Unusual turnover in city marag-
crs during recent months and the
high salaries required 60 obtain good
men has emphasized Inc problem.
or the larger cities in North Caro-
lima four have some form Of city
manager charter --- Charlotte. Dur
ham, Asheville and High Point. Ra-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Bears Take Over
Mark ct Control;
Stocks Fall Off

New York. Scot. 10. -- Up, - The
cars restored Crrirsl "f Wcdncs-
'"".s stock market and depressed
prices for leaders by fractions to
80 or mere points.
\ &C." resistant lots cropped I'D
nj fairly active Cr@nirr. h"i -. !
failed 10 follow through and the
,cncral direction was downward
Among prominent StumDlcrs were
Ecthlch,m Steel. Youngstown Sheet.
~ publican Steel. ChrysiSr. General
Motors. & uthcrn Railway. Good
car. Tilted Aircraft American
Telephone ard TCXGs Company.
Eords sirr%cd ard commodities
"'crC nan ".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Tension Spreading In Greece;
Italian Arms Clause Adopted
Armaments Limited
To 10 Major Ships,
100000 Soldiers

Paris, Sept. lS.-GF,-Tho peace
conference military commission So
its seal on the military Limitation
clauses OF the Italian treaty today.
reducing the Italian fleet t. 10
major ships and limiting the army
10 go, 900 officers and men.
Supplcmenting decision ycstcr-
day which consigned most surplus
fleet units to the big four for di-
vision and distribution and rcuuir-
ing Italy t CCst:0y The remainder
today's unanimous action permits
Italy To keep two bHtilcGhlpT. four
cruisers. and fnav dCstr0ycra. rs
well as such minor UnitS ~ l& to-
pedo beats, - c"ryutts, an! aus.i-
liary vessels.
The arn;y'S avma'r NJ j., rns;riC,.
cd io 200 medium and heavy tanks.
among other item.
Two 1872 !at;cGhjpS.
Under tho amg"dm"nt adopted.
Italy may lc"n i"n t9l2 battle hip
tho Anbrca D"rIa Ini e." lpuf'."
Stirred by th2 n,Ws ihJr ..c-ru-
tary of C"mn"rc" Henry WWalllCc
had urged President Truman to ac"i,
an American Russian treaty on
atomic energy. tn pcgCn conference
also appeared headed lur q show
down IN British effort IT, prob int
atom bomb manufacture IN ;hr beat
en- Balkan nations.
The British mcndmCnt-SCCki 9
TO add atomic fiSSi0n weapon, and
controlled torpCdocS 10 the list of
arms prohibited in Bulgaria al
ready has met with violent Slay OPP
position in the military commission.
which had the matter on Mondays
aGcnda but put II of with Il decision
10 complete work on the italian
first
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Action Is Filed
By OPA Against
East \. G.. Hotel

Raleigh, Sept. l8.--lnc OPA ha
filed Il treble damage suit for SG.252
against WilminstOn hotel. claim
ing ii had charged higher than cell
:ns rentals, and ;'-cuSCd two Eastern
North Carolina men of counterfeit
ing coupons in order tC OBTAIN more
than 5000 TCUnds of sugar.
The agency also announced that
Il had settled treble damage claim
against two Wilson garages, alleg-
ing ovcr-Cciiing charges on automo-
oilc repair " DIRK, by collecting ST.
)27 81.
North Carolina OPA Regional
Enforcement '"ktt7rrcy FIward f.
'"ii - Slii suit had been filed in
nc L. s. -. irici Court at Whining
ton against Il. {. Boycc of Green's
.. 70. uWrCr ci tho Brunswick hrtci
II Wiin-n 2'"n. Tho suit allcgcS
Shat OvCrhdrCV; had HcJn made in
'crit! %. 30 rooG,T in TIC hotel over
4 IL n 1ulh nc:inI.
Tho tWo ucu aC"uCCi % Cc'Intcr-
citing sugar Coupons and COnsIir-
=; - "btnir Do 70 ihan J.nG0 raImd!
rt :u::rr Fl n DuhaT sr:..rr deal
."g wore .ia''."s {. Evan. of 1902
Faye Street, liurham. and Leon G..
Parker Cf Angler. Eo'h lad been
released on bend. They will SC 2iv-
ora hCarirg in federal '1urt in Dur
ham September -.
The two Wilson garages which
settled treble damage claims fer
ovcr-Cci!ing charges on automobile
repair work were Eastern Motor
Sales. whiCh paid Sl.2t2.75. and Will
Il =
SG@i.52
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Invasion Report
War OF Nerves.
Spokesman Claims

Athens. Sept. l8-'P)-A spokes-
man for the ministry of defense said
today that reports and rumors that
Greece was threatened by invasion
we're part of war of nerves."
Information compiled by the intel
ligcncc service of the Greek high
command, the spokesman said, has
revealed nothing to indicate tina.
Greece is facing imminent attack.
A qualified Allied source. said las,
night that he "cccivcd information
lA2t an inVas.,'n may be expected
within two days" Tho source of this
Information wa& not divuigcd.
army Is J.t.cry.
fNm-rican CORE Spnndcn;z n
Athens reported the Greek army
al'n2 the northern frontier was lit
IC!Y :nG fearful al ;iI invasion. I've
'""lCsn'NiCn,S .r.i Creek cnrnman
Ter reported tina; ih"y wore out
'"rnCrSl anI lhcECd CGuipucntD
Nu authoritative, nGo:man; said
H." Greek government was rrcpnr-
~! 20 present CHARGES - the Unit
II Nations l0., armed lcf'l,l bands
3st N'l 'f.''a. "a '"',''.' wore
rs.nE supplied "r'aE By northern
nc,,hho &c Greece.
The three countries which border
Greece on thc north are Albania.
GugoSlavia and Bulgaria.
Evidence {" back up such charges.
" b"!n% c"Gpllcd. the source said.
VILLAGE Attacked.
E'c'-"rcrinr Comrtun ,aii la;
nigh. that II" had received dis
patch from the GrvCrnrr-"cncral of
.pi.uS Stain, that band OF IOD
"Hcd men coming from the dircc-
IN &C tn Albanian border had at
askcd Gr2cl: village and had kill
81 about half 4 garrison Of p SOL
!ierS. Rcinforccmcn'S were sent, the
.Ica-Drcmicr reported.
Recently tn" Creek ministcrics of
pr.s, and public order said bands
II C%-pa,r.u;s ~ NU"oal.v,u and Al
p"n'I we're Carlrcd near the border
GNi were preparing - r"-Gn.c.
ircCCC. Some OF thrsC blnis were
-:i;natcd {. between 1000 AM s.
30 men.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
MUSICIANS END STRIKE.

New York. Scot. l3-,P-Scttlc-
n'ert &C the musicians strike agains,
~ hotslS in New York City with
allowance o. a 90 per cent salary in
crca!r vas amnnj need Tuesday by
Mayo" William O'Dwyer.
The wall; #. C"ilcd or local 500
American Federation Cf Musicians
IAFL). h"i tccn in its 18th day.
The settlement was announced
after &c n'HyUr had conferred with
9th sides in nc DISPUTE. and Ed
ward {. NacuirC. O'Dwycv's labor
advisor. said the musicians were en-
rccted TO return To work tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Andrews OF
Dies
At Bethesda

Washington, Set. Ed Sen
7:cr Charles O. NI:G.c.r; o. o.
i'in.i i'd. dos So nc.E; u,trr!. c1,ly
Today q. Inc Hc,h..aa Nd. nlya,
20. .:iial.
Arirc..s had hcym ~ rpcr health
e. several month: but a'.i@s .uII
hat n" a.parC.;!y Was II good
spirits Yesterday I'c entered the
no: 9Ilgi II wcC,. a.o for Il physical
chCck-up.
Senator Andrew, flee rcrortcd
tina: the BODY VII! &c taken - flor
ida t.n.orgow Hni t1at the funeral
3rC ably y. aid &c held Sunday IN
Orlando. his home town.
Appointed In 1885.
Andrews. former Florida state SUI
prone cou.; justice, waS appointed
10 the L. S. Senate in 1885 10 serve
the uncXpircG tenn II the late SEN
dtOr Park Tran ?;cIl. Democrat. An
drcwS was elected four years later
II term whI,h was to expire mex,
January.
IL did not Sex denomination in
this years primaries.
SvrvivC.:s include his widow. Mrs.
Margaret Az ircWS and three sons.
Charles AnGrCNS. Jr. of winter
Park. Fla. and Thomas and Fdgar
Andrews 10th Of Lakeland. Fla.
Andrews tcS2I his political ca
rCer in 1893 as Il bill CLERK in Flor
idas STATE Senate. re later served
as judge of the criminal cot of
records in Walton County Fla. and
from 1912 10 1919 was an assistant
state attorney general.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
STRIKE CONFERENCE.

Winsion-SalcT. SCOT. lG.-CPr--A
Joint conference between officials Of
he Pici,r1 ont Lc'G TCbacc, Co. and
representatives ." the CtO-Toha2co
Workers Union e Amer a will he
held Friday in an attcm)t & settle
= strife which his been underway
hcrc fC.. sCNcn Wccks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
REVOLT SIrPRfS SID,

Caracas. Vc..c-rc.a. Scrt. 18.-,P,
-Four pcrg. IS wee killed and at
!cas: two othc"s were wounded
Mcn ny MINT when lovcramcn,
force SUP pre- ci a .'lort-liyCd re-
volt Ey crop @. n1rCJa-n:ssioncd
& ficc!s at the Am,>rosi, plaza ca
valrv ,arracks on the edge CT the
c. Oitll,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
Weather
FoE NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NORTH CfEDEIth.
considerable ti7I:ipc.s and
occasional !irl:t rain Wednesday
afternoon and riG;.t. ana Thur
day. Siicht.y WarmIcv III .rst
rortion Wednesday night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18
GRANT FRANCHISE.

Ralcigh. SCOT. 18.-lA'j-Thc State
Utilities ccrrriSs'~N Granted y
frai i1isc {, Colonial Bus Lines.
'nc. o. Rocky Mount 10 operate
between Virginia and Oxford. Civ
inc tho corTD?ry 4 ro':c from Dam
vile, Va. TO Rocky Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-18

NEW YORK COTTON.
Ne" York. Scgt. i%.--.Pl Cotton
futures rCnri 80 20 50 cents bale
iigErr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-16
Tern Students Strike
As Coach Leaves School

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Jan. Is.
|-(P- A strike of University OF
Maryland students today brought
from the man for whom they were
demonstrating the comment that
spread of this strike psychology
to elassrooms is mighty danger
ous."
The students established picket
lines at morning classes when they
learned that head football coach
Paul Bryant, who developed their
best team in years last fall, had
signed a five-year contract with
the University of Kentucky.
Shortly after noon, Bryant took
the floor in the school gymnasium
before a mass meeting Of 1000
students and said:
THE of thing that has hap
pened here is bad-it's bad for the
school, for you, for athletics and
for me. It's putting everybody in
a bad light
Talking with newsmen later, he
made his remark about spreading
"strike psychology"
The mass meeting, scheduled as
a protest against Bryan's depart
ure, turned into rousing fare
we'll party for the coach. 1t looked
a. if the strike was over.
He admonished the students to
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sorry this demonstration took
place. and denied reports Of fric-
ton between him and president H.
C.. Byrd.
I'm going to Kentucky of my
own free WILL" he said. IT think
it's a better job and a better future
for me-"
Byrd, who was as surprised as
the students by the news Of Bry-
ants decision to go to Kentucky,
said Maryland could not offer a
long-term contract as it could not
commit the state beyond the an
nual budget period.
Bryant had only a verbal agree
ment with Maryland. Last season
his Maryland team won six games,
including an unset triumph over
Virginia, and lost only two.
Byrd planned no punishment of
the students, about so per cent of
whom did not attend classes. The
president was the target of some
placards carried by demonstrators
but he said he felt no an1mosity.