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Show Foresee E'oresee Eoresee ' oresee Distinct Alne American an Type in FutmeI Future Futm-e Futm e - I Expert Sees Gradual Disap Disap- Disappearance Disappearance Disappearance - pearance of Blonds * . MinDeapolIeIt Minneapolis-If Minneapolis If Minneapolis MinDeapolIe ; -It It - If gentlemen of tbe the tberuture the'uture the'uture theuture " ruture 'uture uture ' ' will wl11 still stili prefer blonds blonde ; they theyiDay theynay theynay iDay nay have bave a difficult time to find themQ themn thema them n a the United States So believes Prof Prof.Mbert ProfMbert . . lbert filbert E Jcnks Jenks Jenh . " , , anthiopologist nnthlOpologIst anthropologist of theJnlverslty the theJnlversity lUniversity Jnlverslty Jnlversity [ of Minnesota"Our Minnesota . . "Our Our " first gioup glOUp group of Imml Sinmigiants hnmigtants l ants In Included inJuded Ineluded cluded Juded British Br1tfsh , Germans Germanc : , and Scandtaavianstall Scandl Scandt ScandlnavlanstaU Scandloavlans navlans-taU navlans taU aavians-tall aavians tall - tall and blond blontl , " says sa savs s Profes ProfesBor Profesor Professor Bor or Jenks . 'Our Our ' Our later airlvals mr1vals atrivals mclud mcludpd includpd pd d the short and more hen\ hen heat heavily henlIy \ lIy ily plment- plment plbment- plbment plmented plbmented pigment-ed pigment ed ; - ed groups gronps from southern soutllerD Europe 1 ' These TheseIliferent Ihesedifferent hese hesedIfferent dIfferent Iliferent groups hive h1ve Intermarried an and andthe andthe the result will wHl wili be a typical AmerlC'1n AmerlC1n Amerlean Amerleanracefairly AmerlC'1nracefairly Americanrace ' race-fairly race fairly - - fairly tall , dark haired , darh dark darkeyed darkeyed . eyed , , and darker d'1rher d1rher ' skinned sh.lnned shlnned . tlian than tlie tile the pre pres presant prosent ant nt average . . " tlIn { tIn In time , doubtless111 doubtless , \ will \\111 111 evolve e\"o1\e e "o1 o1 \ " \ a d1s dis d1stinct distinct distinct tinct American type-a type a type - - a composite of several principal < ; stiains strains 11 ams Whether Whetherthe Whetherthe Whetherthe the c\ c eventual centual \ entual type will be as aq Professor ProfessorTenh.s Professorleaks ProfessorTenks Tenh.s Tenhs leaks . predicts can be answered onlyby only onlyby onlyby by time The history of other nations nationscan nationscan nationscan can be cited in support of the blendmg blending blendmgprocesses blendingprocesses blendingprocesses blendingprocessesIn processes processesIn In the year ve'1r ve1r vear ' 177G 17iG 1776 the population of ofthe ofthe ofthe the United Unlte States1S States \ was \\1S 1S vvas 2 2500000 OO 000 , most mostIv mostlv mostIv Iv lv English , . butlth but \ with \\lth lth \ a smattering of ofother ofother ofother other racial r1clal groups group'S ' In 1930 1030 the pop populatlon population populatlon ulatlon ulation was 12,775046 12775046 122.775 122775 122,77G 12277G " . , 040 04G . ' Ihls 1.hls 1hls 'ibis ibis growtll growth growtllwas growthwas growthwas was phenomenal , almo almost < ; t 50-fold 50 fold Z0-fold Z0 - fold in JD less lessth lessth lesstli th in lD to 200 } years ears e'lr elr ' < ; , \ with 1U1 the biggest gain gain,17000000 gain17000000 , 17 000 000 , from 1000This 1000This 1900 1000 ] This me mcint meant mt Immlgiatlon Immlgl'111on Immlgl111on immigratlon ' from counhies coontiles coun coon | tiles hies other than the old contributors , . , ! and today , \ while h1le the old coh : solid , n'lt1ve nlt1ve natlve n'lt1veAmerican natlveAmerican nativeAmerican ' American stiains C\11alns C 11alns sttalns \ still p1e piedominate predominate omlnate , the theforelJn theforeign theforeign forelJn foreign groups roup ! . aie ale ate far from being a asmall asmall asmall small minoiitv mlnollt minordt } Tills This ThI ' ; is shown In the thecomplclon thecompletion thecomplexion complc\lon complc lon completion . ' \ of the nation's nations n1t10n ' ' ' . : ; several severalt110us'ind severalthousand severalthousand t110us'ind t110usind thousand ' counties Before Defore 1870 they theywere theywere theywere were a1mo almost < , t 100 per cent homogeneous homogeneousToda homogeneousToday homogeneousToday Toda Today thev they the are only one third tblrd Homogeneous homo homogeneou homogeneous homogeneousIhe geneou geneous geneous'ilie 1 ' Ihe 'ilie ilie he 1930 1030 census showed the largest largestforeign largestforeign largestforeign foreign groups group , ; In this tbIs ordei ordCl order ' German GermanItalian , It'1Uan It1Uan Italian ' , , English Cnglish , , Scottish cottlsh , Welsh and andNorth andNorth andNorth North Irish Irleh ; , Polish 1'olloh 1olloh I'olish Iolish ' ' : ; Canadian C'lJladlan ClJladlan Canadlan ' , , FreeState Free FreeState FreeState State Irisli Irlsll Irish , Swedish Sedlsh S\\ S \ edlsh , Slavish 5larlsh la ' Ish , Norwe Norwe- Norwegian Norwegian : Norwegian - - gian , Austrian AU'5trl'1n AU5trl1n ' ' , , and llungarlanYear QungarianYear Hungarian llungarlan Qungarian HungarianYear Year bj b bv } vcar je.lr jelr year . intermarriage intermnrriage anionggroups 1lJ1ong aniong 1lJ1onggroups ' imonggroups groups gro\ gro grov gros \ s , pointing toward toard to\\ to \ \ ard aneventual an anelltuJl aneventual \elltuJl elltuJl eventual ( . \ American tH type ) ( |