davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Scum mad, ali Sen Sabren bon SieuIl
iiir onSerc iuht gticpla beren llnter-
ltiislng 5l,r @aDi als Hidter fir
oas Common HIeas 8eritbt. Seill
9eben lit aleih nieler juneer Wtdn=
ner, sic nn ,lriern llfcrn aus In.
garr, Sclltid,lauo, 8obmen uno Sta
lien ooer anSereu eurppiiihsu 2du-
bern bier lanoeten ,no sic nitge=
fGn1pft baben einen groBe Station
aufpubauen uub I'M &i iiir 5rei=
belt i'm Ietten halben Ssabrbunoert.
Serr NicoIa lp,lroe in eincm fle;s
men Sorf lFontencrp Galcohira in
Stalien 1879 gcburen; I'M sllter BON
8 Sabren brad)te i'm ein Snfel naf)
ben Sereinigteu Staatcn sll ieinem
Gater in l(blrifspille, :. Gr beluf=
te bier oie Gplfsifule uno uafher
Sie llniperiitGt Inn Hedtsanpalt su
lperoen. mas itan audi gcll,ngen it,
10 caB er 1900 sur Mn!paltfamlncr
5ueelaiien ipurSe. Gr beiratete Sri.
Sarriet @tap Stlldep. Sm Sabre
1881 lpllroe er OILS II. 2. aommiilar
por Hihtern oes II. 9. Siitriftgerid't
ernannt uno er hat hieieu Hoitsn
nit Gbren befleioet bis CT i'm 9to-
pember suriidtrat nm it'd ais &anol-
Nat fiir oas &ihteramt 81 belpcrben.
gr lit BON ser glmpalttammer illoolz
iiert lporoen lnG lit mm &ar>ioat
fi;r Common Elcas 9iihter BEL Den
fommenoen @ableu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Hihter ernanut lmo oiente bis er
ilaf einen sSabr &auoioat fir oas
Wt,nicipal Hifteramt mar. unb tr.
1udblt ,plroe. Giele groBe friminelle
Dor rim perbort. barlmter
ser $5OO,O0O Shasamtsperluit ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gr lieb oie go.
li5eiIfanonle ,,rteriuden ulo ihidte
Holi,eibauptmann ins 8efGngnis,
oem alif anoere folgten. Gr lit an=
erfamlt oils elm fdbiser Hihter, ser
gereht banoeIt in ieinen llrteileil.
Gr lit Elm Stl,oent Der 8eiete uno Don
menidlifer Natl,r, lit bltmanitdr int
Grin5ip lmb geredIt i'm llrteil.
@lmlbt on sleite Red)te fiir aae llno
ipe5ielle Rriuilesien fiir feline. Gr
belpirbt iid INN @ieoeripabl nm iein
eigener Had)folger su iperhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

. 9eiud,er bon Habbaribafts
tern tperoen gelegenbeit baben, Sen
pifi5ielleu 1886 Heo iSeatber aur5.
film ~Haee One Storp" ST ieben,
melber sic lGtigfeit oes Community
Gbelt bramatiiErt. Die Sauptrolle
ipielt Mpron WoGormid, ser in ocm
1916 @lsIiter Yreis SLIM State
Of tie l1uiou" mitlpirfte. Ger Slim
tpuros oen Sbeatern pom Gori iiten.
Sen oes sSilmburcal,s oes Community
Gheit sur Ser iiigung gelteat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
kvrzfiIm zeigt Toetigkeit
des Community Chest

9ieier Slim peranihal,libt Nrbeit
unO 1dtigfeit ser 100 Sfeb Scatter
agentureu ces Gbelt. Soeu's, N3O,
@arner Bros. l,no Ielenelps uno
Witglieoer Ser Glepelono Motion
Eicture Grb;bitors Miin. iperOen Oen
Slim uorfitbren. gr beanlprlldt nur
6 Minuteu uno oieie 3eit miro Don
Cen 5beatern 5,,r gerfitgung geltellt.
Sic aampagne oes Community
Gbeit begann am Wontag ltno baus
ert insgeiamt 10 Gage, alio bis %.
Oftober. Sn bieier 3eit miiiieu $4,s
$4,000 in 8robs bsGlcoelono auf9e-
braht tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

8anbibat fir Common Hleas
Nid)ter

sSranf H. llible ratroe in Goen-
ton, Glermout Gountp geboren l,no
er5ogen. Gr beiubte sic 'Sfulen uno
abiolpierte Ohio @eslepm ltniper,
ittGt nit einem 22g 8rao grabuier-
tc er ullS apllroe nad,oem er oel,
Ietten &rieg miteemadt bate uno
sen Hang alS Siel,tenant erlparb i'm
Sabre 1918 I'M Sabre 1927 5ur sln.
,raltfammer slt9elaiien. Sm SuGre
1882 beirarb CT fid) I'M bas elmt ei.
nes Staatsreprdlentantcn l,nb I'M
Sabre 1884 tpuroe CT .rieoeraclp1tl1 II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

ulto iuurbe Iluriiibrer uno Spreber
pro tenn, l,ah Siuei Sabren 1uuroe er
Spreder Oes &auies POM Staat
Ohio. Ssn 1888 .rar cr a,nerioIgreib
in ieiner &oroiSatur fir 8ouperneur
gr lit Selltioer slbltannll,ng, ae-
miift nit Srlanoer, GugIdlloer ruo
Sollan0er ilbnenblut. Gr uno ieine
iSan1ilie lebt in Glcpelauo, er lit ser
Sater BON 5luei Sobnen uno elmer
lof)ter. @abreno oieiem arieg mar
er appelationsaeent Oes Selectipe
'Serpice 9abor 8oaro GO. 10.
Die Gleoelano slmpaItfammer hat
i'm inSoiiiert fir bas Hitterant oa
er Stpei ooae Sermine in Ser Staats.
Segislatur geoient bat urS er ciner
Ser Sprehcr oes Sallies ,par, miro
CT Don pielen 6reunOen empioblen.
Gr lit fubig, ebrlif llnS 5llnerlGiiia,
oaber miro er Ton ieinen sSrelluoen
nit salBcyn Ser5cn retonmanoicrt
llro iic erll1fen iSrauf llible als Cont
mon Sleas &idJter su er,pGbleu.
@illiam SuOlett.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
Se<ts 8iuieiten Sauinos
8enSS in 1916 perfaait

Ser Ohio Staats.Sireftor @eb,
liter iagt: Ger Gerfauf bon Spor-
Bombs in 1916 bat iefs 8iGinnen
Dollar iiberitiegelt beriftet Sefretdr
Snroer heitte. SeptnnberoertaMi
BON &, 6. uno G Sparoonos brad)te
S494 III, 900 elm, bas mad,t cine
Sotnllumme BON $5,S7S,7S 900
am Gnoe bes Wonats. Gerfaui iiber-
ities Die Ginloiung nit $1,t42.35O,. !.
900. 7ie Summe bon 6, ) uns 6
Bombs, oie auslteben am Gnoe Sep.
tenber erreidten Die Surmne BON 49,
200,000,00O ei,,ihlieBlid, bes gr-
bobungstpertes Der e amb 5 Bombs
nabrenO '6en neiln Wonatem. Tas lit
Elm 3ltrafs bon 81, 500, 100000 fit
ole brei series Ole gum @erfaui aus,
iteben.
Sic 8eiamtllnnme Ser Is Bombs,
mlsiteben6 am gnbeSeptenrber $780,
100000 mar .46 Yro5ent nieO-
riger als am 8eginn oes Snbres. Sc.
September @onnpcrfauf hetrug
$3W, SAC, 900
Sur MMpornlug bon 0onberfauf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
8ietter ESmis petraik
8an6i6at fit Mid,ter ocs ,Smsenb.
gerid)ts

Sm aanlpf fir Hifter oes Sugenb-
gerid,ts lit Wllni5ipalrid)ter 2ouis
Netraib porsiislid) fiir sen Hoitcn
qualifi5iert. Hihter Yetraib iagte
a,nldnait: rSSd eradte oas Sa,genb.
eeridt als 2autbabu Mrbeit Sd ire
te in bieien @ettlauf nit Ser Soee,
oaB, ipenn enpGblt, ib cine 2a,li.
bdbll aus Dem Iienit i'm @erid)t ma
den tueroe. Sd bege nid,t Den @uuld)
fir ,peiteren politiihen 9luiiHulng. Z"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Snd)t @ieberiuabl ais Common
1lcas &idJtcr

Die 2auibabn oes Common Gleas
&ifter 5ranf g. Dan lit ieit ieiner
3l,loillurg 5llr Mulualtsfammer por
80 Sabren falt immer 0ffentlifer
Iienit eapeien. 9tah sspei Sabren
Eraris als s(lnpalt luuroe cr &ilis-
StaStanpalt, Damn iplrbc CT als
Stootlolicitor ernanrt. Gin Sabr
ipdter tratrSe CT aIs Common Yleas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
8enja,,tin =. 11ieela
&anbibat fiir Common 9Neas
Nihter

0Gbreno mebr als 40 ssabren Mt
malt einitlieBlif Is Sabre llniteO
States &onrniiliar in Glepclano bot
Benjamin .. Nicola iib einen Sui
eriporbeu oils trel.>r sSrcuuo Ger
frcnoiprahigeu giirger, sic .rie CT
ielhIt oils Gmmieranten nab Dem
SanO famcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
GrnGhrmi,essuitanS
Scr 3ipiliitei, IN Il. =.
0ei,e a,tf tieiitcnt Stans
ShlIb BON Seite /.

gungen al Sebensnlitteln 81 mad)ell
SeueraliefretGr Hellter erinnerte
uilh oaran, oab 6ei Ser Mebr5abl Ser
Sf)a6tanlagen in gayern nidt nlr
bas 6ricoensiua erreitt, ionNern BE-
reits ourh porbilolid,e elrbeitsleiit
alns bereits irberid)ritteu luorben lit.
Die nei,en perionliden SpIer Ger
baperiiden gerslrbeiter ,piiroeu a!io
ba5u beitrageu, Oie Griolge Ser Son-
berleiitllnsen Ser gerllisfollesem oil
Der Rubr aud) oie 3ipigbepolferunJ
in Ser amerifuniid)en Gone jugute
ton,men 81 lailet.
9totIammlnng
,Sronfiurt a. ~. 9llil 6. Sftober
begann IN 8robheiien cine @illter
iarnmll,rs Der slrbeiterluoblTabrt, oit
ben Sitiliiftlinsen, beimgefebrten
&riessgefangcnen iolpie ben slusgc'
bonubten 5llgut fonrllen lcl.
lteber 10000 gtiirirberger Shul
timber ,peroen ad)t @od,en lang tuS
Ii6 cine suiaslife Wtabl5eit alls
ameritaniihen 8eitdltcen erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
2lrbeitslejen>A 2lmtitanS
in te,,, beieeleet

Nom. Ait &arabineru uno Sabeln
bc,paiinete Yoli5iiten ftinpTten leste
gSohe gegen 2O-3O,OOO grbe1ter,
Sic lid, NIT aniittcln barafTnet bot
ten. Ser aanpi oaucrte 31l Stlln-
oen llno iano Dor Dem Glnlnaie
4alaIt, oeln Sit ser Regierlllng, ltatt
Giucm Seil Ser Hubeitorer gelang es.
I'M ben 3alait ein5uoringen. Sic GET
id,luaen NtGbel lno bahnten lid lo'
aar ibren @ee bis sum Dtlnllter
oes Snnern, Ser perantlpcrtlid Iein
iollte, oab $1,000 StraBenballarbei-
ter ploslid) cntlaiien 'uoroen iparen
9ei ben Muheitor,mgen farlelt aber
Is Gerionen inns Scben nno ilher
$50 lpurben per!cst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
Eczema Itching,.
Distress

Get bottle of stainless, power.
full, penetrating Moone's Emerald
Oil The very first application
should give you comforting relief
and few short treatments convince
you that you have at last found tho
way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oil
i easy and simple to use-grease-
less - stainless - economical = pro-
notes healing. Ask for Moones
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction or money
oack-good druggists everywhere. ,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

inn lesten GuartaI pIrp ein Yllbli5i.
tdts. lulo sln5eigeprogronlnr fitr Den
@aifenitilltarostaa am If. Noo.
eingeleitet lperoen. sic bis Z. Oej..
bem Gcarl Sarbor Sag, bauert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

artaria- ia-&pm gallen uno Wobncn
Seine-Sh parte oui @unoer.
Seiie-Ias @lasperlenipiel, 2 Gol.
Seiie-Srnim1efGbrtc.
aalefo-G -Gerie fir 3eitacnoiien.
Siimmel-Npiif fiir Sseeernann.
Mmu;tScioen an GeutidIanS.
Woier-@ @pblueilcr- Golfs4brGud,e ser
Sh,uei5.
Wtlliil-Mann pbue GigeniGaiten.
Sol. 3.
gtellmaun-Gs lparen ibrer iefs.
Eaetel-9eutid)c innere emigration
Shlabrenoorii ii-SiiiSicrc seaen
Sitter.
Segbers-Scr aus5ug Scr totem
MGOdcra
@el6er-Sdlrri5er &iinltler- -slnef,
0pten alts sluei Sabrhllroerten.
@eriel-Stern Der llngebprencn.
0ie6crt- rt-Sotetmeiic.
Nieferf-Ger Soterhpalo.
Miener-8erlnau for tbe Scientiit.
@itfanl- -slnlcricans as tbep ipeaf
anO lipe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Hol;tifd,e Nnseigc
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24
9cIcss
by JAMES C. APPERSON

YOUTH baseball hath great of three fen of stag
nant fielders, subpar hitters, spiritless
With apologies both Wordsworth Milton the above
words described for surface thinkers Americas favore
time INDUCED by the socaed the major
baseball leagues.
despite millions fans who are breaking attendance
records in major league parks all the country gders Of
big league basebas desnes only big gates
won't last with the present brand of being offered
only well that the people who are presently
by the starvation diet of war baseball present
is popped up considerably.
OF herbS
but only SO long the eater doesn't
beefsea etc. to be had and that said
Inc oeefsteak etc. the front office folks think
oapayers with that old try They the baplayers
VIII set new standard of major league proddng capable
now content to through their PAGES Enthusiastically
cro ana sending ncapables scuryng circuits
WI" lew exceptions the front offices think youth
HENCE THE sudden promotion of boys all
star baseball such those Hearst
paper chain and national Journeys order of ne
American Legion championships 1t announced that no
less than Is major league scouts to mention high
commissioners, A Happy Chandler will the finals of
the American Legion competition Aug Paul Mimi
Droo droo droo the major league tycoons ther
IhoS ten thn) they shall have packed their clubs
young vigorous speed merchants unloose their vim
IN Americas greatest show that they oop to question
ing the peonage status quo of their lot
No radical talk of from these clean
cone WI" be the loose words uneashed bapayers who
qoned another kind of uniform to bat at Guadaana
League. - ~ iu ""i Il
The MoGULS of the majors and others like that
ana not age or aznesS responsible unn.
spred play being offered in bgtme today Enlightenment
as 10 now the actual workers in the game have been and are bc
exploited without mercy. "e
They soon realize that youth will NOT so,,o L4 . a.,
problem Schooed by the for deocracv sin
Dg fought for the of the and more adon
ing the credo of fair compensation work performed and ro
quite sonoy behind
compensation not only in baseball but in all labor
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24
Negroes on Cubs, if public
demands it, said WriqIey

/ would put Negroes on my team
now" He then pointed to his fair
employment practices in h e
chewing gum business he owned
as well as on his fleet of West
Coast ships.
At the close of the conference,
Wrigley assured Patterson that
he would support all interested
persons pushing the fight for i'll
clusion of Negro athletes in big
time baseball. In parting, how
ever, he told Patterson, There
are men in high places who don't
want it."
Il is quite evident that w. K.
Wrigley's sufficient public de-
mand" prerequisite has been full
filled. The cases of Jackie Rob
inson, John Wright, Roy Partlow,
all Negro players, signed by
Brooklyn Dodger farm clubs,
have proven this.
If the heir to the Wrigley inter
ests, Phillip K, has also inherited
his fathers spirit, the 1947 Chi
cago Cubs may take a definite
turn for the democratic.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24
BY THE SPORTS EDITOR

The recent backshding exhibi-
ton of the Chicago Cubs in their
National League pennant defense
campaign brings to mind a state
ment made by the late William
K. Wrigley Jr., just prior to his
death.
During a conference with VIII
liam L. Patterson, present lie. .isla-
tive director of the Illinois COM
munist Party, Wrigley, then own
er of the Cubs predicted: me
groes will be in the big league
and soon. That is a certainty"
Patterson, representing a COM
mittee which included Bishop
Bernard She'll, Atty. c. Francis
Stratford and former Aldermen
Earl B. Dickerson and Benjamin
Grant proceeded to ask Wrigley
about his views on signing Ne
gro players as Cubs.
THE TEAM owner unhesitat
ingly replied, IF there was suffi-
Gent public demand at this time,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24

This bustling en-
barkation scene, the
familiar British face,
the praying Jew and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24


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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-24
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

the bobed Arab all the daily drama Can
the probIem
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
KENTUCKY BEATS
ARIZONA, H-53

NEW YORK, March 16-R)-
Plling UP 1871 lead at the start,
top-seeded Kentucky went on to
swamp Arizona 77-53 tonight in a
preliminary round of the National
Invitation Basketball tournament
before more than $4,000 fans at
Madison Square Garden.
The victory earned the Lexing-
ton five the right to meet West
Virginia in the semi-final round
Monday.
It took the Westerners visibly
nervous in their first Garden APP
pearance, sever minutes and 40
seconds to make their first bas-
ket, but by then Kentucky mad
run up a 15-point lead and never
was seriously threatened therea1t-
er.
The border conference kings
managed to narrow Kentucky 5
margin to 17-11 midway in the tlrst
period but the Southeastern con-
ference champions pulled away
again to lead 24-12. Led by Jack
Parkinson and Jack Tlngle. Inc
Kentuckians kept driving to Pile
up 1922 margin at the half.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
FRANKFORT HIGH
CAPTURES TITLE
FROM SOUTHERN

CONTINUED from Page 10; Col. s.
free throw for the Raiders but Nc
Koy connected on a free throw as
the quarter ended % to 8.
Final Quarter
Wham got two points on a fast
break and Lindsay followed with
another bringing the score to 26-12
as Wilmington called time out.
Wharn added another on a fast
break. Wham kept the rally going
as he made a free throw bringing
the score to Is to Is.
Fennell countered making free
throw. Erwin was good on a fast
break. There were three and a
half minutes left to play. Score II
to II.
Erwin cashed free throw On a
nice pass and fake by Brown. Nc
Koy cashed side tip-in and later
McKoy was injured on play and
removed from the play The elon-
gated Cat center was shaken up
in a rough exchange under the
basket. '-.
Fennell cashed a free throw.
Wham made a free throw. Lee
countered. Wham was good on a
|tip-in as the Cats won 81 to 81.
The win gave them the third
place championship in the tourney
and a handsome trophy.
The box score:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
FAR SHORT OF GOAL


tain civic spirit during war but
now the citizens of Wilmington
are being put to the crucial test.
Can We maintain that same spirit
during peace as well as during
war;"
II know we can and I know
Wilmington will demonstrate to
the world that she cares and that
the Red Cross will be kept at the
sides of those less fortunate than
ourselves. Let us redouble our eff.
forts and put this campaign osu-
the top by over-subscribing Sd.
tween now and March %, he said.
The total figure does not include
the Negro solicitations. A com.
plete breakdown of the figure Nv
divisions will be released Tues.
day afternoon according to O'Crow.
ley.
Honor Roll of completed returns,
all of which were over-subscrib.
ed included I. Shrier and Son.
Pearsall and Company, Colonial
stores, Mcclellan Stores company,
Hanover Iron Works, United States
Spanish War Veterans, Whining
ton Camp No. 8.
Raney Chevrolet company, Sam.
uel Bear and Sons, Wonder Dress
Shop, Virginia Carolina Chemical
corporation and Navassa Guano
company,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Wilmington Negro Team
To Stage Practice Today

First call to spring practice for
the Wilmington Red Sox of the
semi-pro Carolina Negro league
has been issued by the manage
ment for this morning at II o'clock
on the New Hanover High School
diamond and all players wishing
to try out for places on the team
are being urged to report.
The Red Sox will open their
1916 championship season here on
May II against the Greensboro
Goshen Red Wings, but prior to
the opening of league play, the
Sox will play a number of exhibi-
ton games here with top Negro
teams of the Carolinas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Newman Heads Hospital
Funds Raising Group


community, according to authori-
ties. Last month Bishop Waters
expressed the opinion that Will
mlngton would be an Ideal place
for Catholic hospital"
Civic leaders in the community
have hailed the new project as a
boon to the health and welfare of
New Hanover county and Eastern
North Carolina residents.
Site Selected
The institution will be erected on
the corner Of Market and Borden
streets on the site of the old
catholic cemetery. Construction is
expected to get under way some
time during the late summer or
early autumn.
At the present time Wilmington
has three institutions including
James Walker Memorial hospital,
Bullock Clinic and Community
hospital.
The three institutions have. a
combined total of 303 beds of which
95 are for colored patients. This
figure represents the capacity I'm.
der normal conditions, although
facilities can be made available for
an increased number of patients
in case of necessity by over-crowd-
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

An adult female chimpanzee is
about three and one-half times as
strong as a college athlete.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Australia Says:

Most of the polling was COM
pleted in the various countries dur
ing the middle and end of February
before the present crises involving:
Russia in Iran and Manchuria
reached the boiling point.
l.: the case of the American poll,
!. is interesting to note that even
after the DISASTROUS defeat of Hit
Ter, some people still continue to
fear the old doctrine of German
domination. Also there is some
lingering fear of a possible resurg-
ence of Japan some day as a
threatening power. The question,
as asked in the poll, did not specify
any time limit.
The development of opinion polls
in other countries has proceeded
rapidly. Eight nations besides the
United States have polling organiza.
tons which are affiliated with the
American Institute and supported
by newspapers in the respective
countries. The eight are England.
France, Canada, Australia, Swe-
den, Denmark, Finland and Nor
way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

In the United States, there is an
average OF Al persons to the square
mile.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Mcdonald Named Line
Mentor At Virginia

Charlie TTESVILLE, Va,
March 49, Up Head football
Coach Arthur L. (ArD Guepe to-
dav announced the appointment of
Ned L. Mcdonald, former UniVer-
stv Of Texas star end, as line
roach at the University of Virginia.
Mcdonald will also be varsity
wrestling coach.
Mcdonald, recently released
from the Navy where he was a
lieutenant commander, succeeds
Al Thomas, who was taken to Mar
ouette university by Frank j.
Murray, former Virginia coach, as
his line assistant at the Milwau-
kee Wis, school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Touchdown Favored
In Kentucky Derby

ST. LOUIS, March 16-U.D-
Knockdown, Maine Chance farm
three.year-old star, is still the
tavorite in the latest winter book
odds on the Kentucky Derby, but
the Fleet, son of Discovery is now
quoted at 4 to l instead Of 3 to i,
betting Commissioner James Car
roll said today.
Winner of the Santa Anita derby.
Touchdown finished 18th in the
Santa Anita handicap in his last
trip to the post. Also listed at 4
TO / is another Maine Chance horse,
Star Pilot, winner of the Belmont
and Pimlico futurities in 1915 and
the outstanding juvenile colt of last
season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
TRIPLICATE TAKES
SANTA ANITA RACE

ARCADIA, Calf, March 16-(P
Fred Astaire's Triplicate romp-
ed away with the $4,000 San Juan
handicap, Santa Anita
parks closing day feature, by five
lengths. War Valor was second
and Old English third. Rated
carefully by>Jockey Job Dean Jes-
sop. Triplicate was timed in 2:28
rs, beating the track record for
the mile and one half by four,
fifths of a second.
While War Valor and Be Faith
full were setting the pace for more
than mile, Jessop kept Triplicate
in contention, no worse than fifth
at any point. Coming through an
opening on the far turn, the five
year-old son of Reign Count turn
ed on the heat and ran away from
his rivals in + stretch.
An outsider that finished sixth
in last weeks Santa Anti" handi.
cap, Triplicate paid $3.50, $l2. oo
and $3.50. War Valor paid $18 and
500, while Old English closed
fast to return $7.60 for the show
Tripilicate' win was worth $4o,-
030 to genial, tap-dancing AS
taire. It was the first major STAKE
the horse-in light at Ill POUNDS
today-has won for Astaire.
War Valor, another lightwelgn,.
at 100, brought Mrs. Howard
Hawks $4,000 for his place, Wn1le
Old English earned, 5000 for =.
B. Johnston. Louis B. Mayer" the
tracks leading money-Wlnne7,I,
picked up $3.50 for Be Falthtui 5
fourth.