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The Omaha guide., 1943-05-22

Janet Waterford, await
rix viii soon make a flight to Cal
weston, Texas. Little Jack ,
Jackson is dolling up the Palm Tav-
ern for Anniversary sake. 1t.
James E. Brothers of this town
was buried at Lincoln Cemetery
this week. He was killed in an air
craft mishap at Tuskegee Air field
Capt. Walter Dyett is again
presenting the famous Hi-Jinks at
nuSable Auditorium on May g,
2s, 27 and 2s-... Fletcher Hender-
son played the Savoy Sunday Tor
the Englewood Circle Saroines.
Valda Grey has produced a new
show at Joe's Deluxe Club. LLOYD
Vests Club Congo is going strong
Mrs. Harriet Jackson is pilot.
ing the Winsome Misses Club to
unknown heights.
Jimmy Gentry.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-22

Street win be available for south
siders. Everyone is welcome.
the tests are free Of charge and
may be the means OF corrective
treatment Of tuberculosis and the
saving Of many lives.
The clinics are sponsored BY the
Nebraska tuberculosis Association
Of this area.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-22

1 shall never forget last Mothers
Day in this great City of Winds.
1t appeared that every Tom. Dick.
and Harry wore a flower for the
Little Woman, and some have
not even written their mothers for
years. We've been subjected 10
this elaborate Mumbo-Jumbo for a
bit too long. This farce should
end. Should some Of US grab a
trolley, OF Dobbin. train or hitcn-
hike to our dear mothers out
stretched arms instead Of catering
to these merry-mad banyhooing
flower merchants, there would be
a great jumpin' for joy.
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FRENCH RECEIVES CITATION FOh BRAVERY

CHARLES JACKSON FRENCH, omahas Negro Naval Hero. has
been awarded a Concentration for his courage in attempting to save a
group OF his shipmates on the USS Grgory from Smelling by Japanese
naval forces following the sinking of that ship. The % yea old French
who carries the rating of Mess Attendant. Second Glass. ism. was feted
in Omaha following this heroic incident. The Commedaton il - follows
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-22

Dan Burley (Amsterdam. Star
News. Roy wilkins, Crisis and
many other Gentlemen Of the
Press" Rhumboogied a bit in this
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The eighth annual commence
ment seaso at billiard university
begins with the Rev. Russell Fl.
Stafford. S. T. D., Ill. D., left) pas
tor Of the Old South Church in
Boston, the oldest Congregational
church in America, preaching tie
baccalaureate sermon, Sunday May
80. at 6 pm.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-22

Wilson is "slenderizing" Saw
Henry c. Taylor making last min
Ute preparations for induction
Leroy King, Tone of Cong. Daw-
sons aids) has a charming II year
old daughter attending Northwes-
tern University.
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everything to lose.
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In addition he win send back to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Rites on Friday
For Bill Duncan

Amateur baseball players and
managers of the city. past and
present will be represented Fri
day morning at the funeral serv.
ices for William J. IBID Duncan,
81, who died al his home, 1921
Campbell, late Monday after a
three-year illness.
He was identified with the anna
teur game since 1911.
He gave up the game for four
seasons, but returned TO manage
Paris of Class A. Detroit Amateur
Federation. during 1889. llhealth
then forced his retirement. He
directed such teams as Order of
Stays, Polish Daily News, Tool
Shop and Bell Telephone, among
others.
Surviving him are his wife
Mary, and four children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
he's other outfelder

troit Yacht Club and Janet En-
sing Of Detroit representing Kala-
mszoo College. are her outStand-
ing rivals in the 80 Other girls
in this event are Margaret Foley
Of the same school, Marjorie Col
Inns from Grand Rapids. Doris
Sterret Of 81. Clair, Ruth Boss
hard Of the YWCA, Patti Sullivan
of the Dye and Rose Romaneni
of Kronk.
Joan Provencal of the Dye de-
tends her breast stroke title
against Lois Newman Of East
Lansing. Esther Ttuskan of Kronk
and Loretta Schleichel of ST.
Clair. Bright Lagerkvist stakes
her backstroke laurelS against an
entry list that includes May Col
Inns. Miss Foley and Ann Neky
Merv Church. 19-ycar-old Pom
tiac boy a L NJ soph. who chased
Allen Ford OF Yale 10 The finish in
the 100 IN the nationals in New
York. Saturday. is favored 10 take
the l00-ysrd crown. Charley
Fries. a teammate. John JAMS,
Harold Krause and William "a
lewski are other entries in the
century
The meet is scheduled for s;45
n m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Jamaica Set
To Open Meet

NEW YORK, April Z up
Despite threats of mutuel ticket
sellers strike, the management Of
the Jamaica race track went ahead
with plans today for opening the
27-day spring meeting tomorrow.
With every prominent Swear
old around New York except
Count Fleet, a prospective starter
in the featured $1,000 Experiment
tai Handicap, officials were con-
fident that a crowd close to the
$4,000 which witnessed last year .
inaugural would be on hand
Sellers and cashiers were ex.
pected to meet today 10 vote on
the question of joining a union,
which is demanding recognition
from track officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

quest. the suspension could be
extended.
Cleveland will continue to hold
the franchise and rights 10 the
PLAYERS who will be returned
when the team is reinstated.
Hall. who is married and works
as Salesmanager in Cleveland,
was voted the leagues most valu-
able in 1899 and has continued TO
be standout.
FROM MISSISSIPPI
He is Is years old and halls
from mississippi, where he starred
IN university football.
1t wouldn't he my luck 10
draw Hall, I suppose Fred
Mandel grlnncd.
/ Mandel attempted TO have the
Cleveland players allotted along
the lines of the regular draft-the
weaker clubs 10 have first choice
but he was voted down, six 10
three
Considering Mandel paid 1925
0On for the Detroit franchise and
dropped about S25 900 a year for
three years IN the Motor City
the Lions owner is entitled TO q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Cup i'm Sight
Stanley Cup. on Way TO Boston, Gives Red Wings
Added Incentive TO Whip Bruins There

there last night Dutton said he
was having It polished up anc
would send a man to Boston witt
the trophy today Jack Adams
already has posted q bond for il
in Detroit.
Dutton won't be down for the
two games here Lester Patrick
of the Rangers is coming in from
New York today to represent the
executive committee Of the MIL.
Only injured player among the
Red Wings is defenSeman Harold
jackson, who cut his finger while
and he isn't going to play
tonight.
Boston, however, has three in
jured, including goalie Brimsek,
Mr.. Zero as an shaped
bump on his left Collarbone as a
result of stopping hard-driven
puck from Sid Abels stick IN the
first period Sunday
He says il il hadn't been de-
Elected by Boston player II would
have hit him in the face That s
the reason he covered his face
when Liscombe came IN later tor
a hard drive from the same angle
Yank Boyd and Murphy Cham
berlain are the other ailing Bruins
Boyd is limping from the shot Of
CONTINUED on Page 24)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

ner. who won the Notre Dame
l65-pound boxing championship
recently Is a brother of Bulldog
Turner, the Chicago Bears CEN
ter With Charley Wagner,
Freddie Hutchinson and Walter
MaSterson available. the going
Of Bobbie Feller didn't leave
the Norfolk navy team in the
hole exactly Wagner with
the Red Sox. won five games and
lost none against the Tigers last
season.
other Norfolk stars this sea-
son include Phil Rizzuto Nun
ray Franklin. Don Padgett and
Dom Dihiaggio Feller won
] 9 for the Sailors last year As
they took o. ont Of l02 games.
Leo Kodak. who fought ms last
fight fci the duration IN Arena
Gardens, Detroit, is az the ma
riuo base IN San Diego q.
Tuffy Grfffhs another Chicago
mltiSter known 20 Detroit fans,
also Is at the California base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

ago. But al that time We were
well fortified with good out
fielderS."
Yeh. Mr.. Mack but were some
Of them as good as Jo-Jo?
White will be patrolinG center
field for the Athletics when they
invade Briggs Stadium this sum-
lner.
White recently declared Dick
Barrett. now with the Cubs, is
the best pitcher he ever saw IN
The minors e.. Barrett Is the
pitcher whom Wakefield greeted
with a home run in Evansville,
the sfirst time the eN-Seattle
finger pitched in an intercluh
game in a spring training eXhl-
bltion in the "Hoosier Grape
fruit League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Heyworth in BuIIpen

Ray Hayworth, once a Tiger
and later a Docger is back with
Brooklyn IN a new role-bullpen
catcher Ear Seibert Of The
. Chicago Blackhavks was once
printers devil IN Kitchener,
ont. A.. lie now is an Ameri-
can citizen and lives in Spring
field. Mass. Talk Of Henry
Armstrong impaired vision re-
calls that Sam Langford fought
I'm the ring p years with had
eye.
Others who had poor vision
were John Henry Lewis. Harry
Greb and Pete Herman The
latter. a. one time bantsmWeIght
champion lost his sight entirely
With otto Denning located
~ first base Roy Cullcnbno
may start IN right field for The
Cleveland Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Newhouser Here
For New Exam

Harold Newhouser, ace south
paw hurler for the Tigers is in De-
troit today awaiting another physi.
cal at Ford Hospital scheduled for
tomorrow. At the time of his
examination last summer he was
placed in Az by the doctors. His
new examination is in line with
the rechecking of all deferred
candidates.
Newhouser paid a visit to Briggs
Stadium and announced the Tigers
would furnish big surprise this
summer. We've got lots of power
and that's what counts this year
Just watch Dick Wakefield. He's
going to make big difference tc
! our standings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Nativity Girl Cdgers
Win 14th Straight

Fourteen consecutive victories
is the seasons record today for
the Nativity girls basketball team.
They closed the season yesterday
by defeating ST. Paul's of Crosse
Pointe. 34-10. Nativity. coachA
by Alice Broghley, has lost ~
games out Of 20 played in two
seasons.
Bernice Jesperson was leading
scorer last season. Victories were
over st. Paul, ST. Philip. St. Am
brose, Dominican and Annuncia.
ton, among others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Gently supplanted Dutch Clark as
coach of the Rams, presented the
petition along with Percy Cowan,
investment banker, who repre-
sents the financial interests of the
Cleveland owners, 1t. Dan Reeves
and Maj. Fred Levy, both in
service.
Walsh said his plans were in
definite. He has one-year con-
tract with Cleveland The former
Notre Dame star and assistant tC
Clark last season. was rejected by
the navy, but expects to try again
for a commission.
There was said 10 be a posi-
bilty Walsh might he named line
coach for the Lions, a post which
Gus Dorais has not yet filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Neale of Philadelphia, Walter
Keisling Of Pittsburgh and Curly"
Lambeau of Green Bay.
Owners present include 1t.
Cmdr. George Halas CBears)
home on furlough from the navy
pre-flight school al Norman,
Okla; Art Rooney and Bert Bell
Pittsburgh. Tim Mara and Jack
Mara (Giants). Dennis s h 2 a
brooklyn, representing d a n
Topping; Harry Thayer tPhila-
delphia). representing Alexis
Thompson, who is at officers
candidate school. George Preston
Mars hall washington and
Charles w. Bidwell Chicago
Cards..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Bunny Austin Drafted,
To Get New Exam

LOS ANGELES, April 7 tINS)
Henry w. Bunny Austin, for
mer English Davis Cup tennis
player. appeared for induction
into the army yesterday but an
army examining board not salts
fed with his physical eXamina-
ton designated him a "holdover
for further observation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Walsh is equally adept at line or
backfield coaching. He tutored
the Cardinal linemen for Conzel-
man for two years.
NEW SCHEDULE
Since Cleveland was the only
club TO ask for suspension, league
officials today turned To plans for
operating a nine-club circuit next
fall. Commissioner Elmer Layden
has been instructed 10 compile a
new schedule. which will be ready
TO present 10 the owners at a
meeting in June.
Other coaches here include
Steve Owen of the Giants, Luke
JohnsoS of the Bears, Nj k e
Getto Of Brooklyn, Greasy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

among the nine
remaining clubs
in the National
+ o o { b a !
League.
The r a m $
have been given
mission by
the league &c
suspend opera
tions for one
year, with q
viso that
upon formal re.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Horse Makes Comeback

PROVIDENCE. R. 7. Apui I
Dup H0rSe-draWn vehicles vii
be used 10 carry patrons from reg.
ular transportation lines 10 Mar
raganSett Park, General Manager
AlONzo r Williams Of tho United
Electric Railway sand today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Mack Names Starters

WILMINGTON. Della. April 7
tUP)-Veterans Luman Harris,
Russ Christopher and Roger Wolff
will head the Philadelphia Ath-
letics l943 mound staff, Manager
Connie Mack said today
Three rockies. Jesse Flores, Don
Black and Orie Arntzen, also will
be Groomed as regular starters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Army Ends banning S
Career With Giants

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April Z
tUPj-Harry banning. former
veteran catcher of The New York
Giants. who hlt .279 milo games
last season, ended his nine-ycar
career with the Giants yesterday
when he was inducted into the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Holiday Unveiled
u. M. Soph Entered in A. A. u Events at Women's
City Club Friday in Medley Swim
BY GEORGE z. VAN

Harry Holiday VIII make his
first appearance IN Detroit as the
National A. A. u. backstroke
champion Friday night at the
Womens City Club competing in
the l5O-yard medley, one of the
events on the Michigan A. A. U.
card.
The University of Michigan
sophomore who supplanted Adolf
Keifer as the backstroke cham
pion in the New York A C pool
last Saturday night is one Of the
eight entries in the medley. His
principal competitor is expected
to come from a teammate, John
Mccarthy, L. OF NJ. distance man.
Other events on the program.
the first open meet in Detroit this
season which Is being staged by
Bill Brooks OF the Womens City
Club, are the 100 yards free style
for men. 80 yards free style, 100
yards backstroke and 100 yards
breastStroke for women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

CHICAGO. April = Parker
Hall, brilliant back with the
Cleveland Rams for four years, is
eyed as the prize Of the players
who will he distributed by LOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

BOSTON. April Nov ths'
they know the Stanley Cup IS Of
its way here, the Detroit Rec
Wings have one more incentive tc
knock off the Boston Bruins to-
night and tomorrow.
They'll have the big silver mug
to lug home if they do; might
even drink little coke, or get a
sip of champagne out of it after
rushing it to the train which will
start them home Immediately
after tomorrow nights game.
They're optimistic, these Red
Wings.
The Wings thought they'd have
the Cup to bring here with them
after the National Hockey League
champions had knocked off the
Cup-holding Maple Leafs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Los Angeles
+ We ry
varsity runner
Al In dia n A
University rs
required 70
run Al least
500 miles dur
ing each SEM
ester Of about
100 days by
Coach Billy
HAYES.
Virgil Tur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

nv
smoothly and
powerfully
o n n Z e
Mack is quot
cd as saying:
Il never did
til link 10 10
White should
hA We h q Q n
waived out Of
the ca ( u 9
" hen Detroit
let him G o
four We ATN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Youthful Promoter

The late Jim Coffroth. boxing
promoter, staged his first cham
pionship bout between Jim Jeffries
and Gus Rubin when he was ~
years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Won 40 for $4,000

Big Ed Walsh. former White
Sox pitching great, recalls he
won 40 games one season and
got a salary of $4,000 In
another year Ed was decorated
with a $3.50 bonus Walsh
now lives six miles from where
the Boston Braves are training
near Hartford, Conn. Bob
Kennedy. former White Sox
third sacker, is al Iowa pre-fhght
school,
Johnny Revolta is starting his
eighth season as professional at
Evanston IllD Golf Club q.
Pete Fox. "a. and a resident Of
Evansville. Is a certain starter
in right field for the Boston
Red SoX.
Eric McNair and Gil English,
former Tigers, are playing with
Indianapolis O.. Eric is at short
and English at first base
Steve Mesner. Dodger recruit. at
Sacramento last season. went
through the 17S:game campaign
without missing a single inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Sports
Dykes Predicts
Wakefield VIII
Hit Over 300
LEO hACnOhEI /
.By LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, April Jimmy
Dykes. Whit SoX pilot pre-
diets pick Wakefield Will hat
better than 800 against big
lcdEgc p,tChlnG.
He looks good at the plate, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
r Gold Medal Cage Meet
IAsr NfGHT,N RTSIITS

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Nefr~ 81 90 ID 3 Brts ClH -
Cas- House Cans ~ Rrfremff Trisr.ps
ra|tsrs -F -' Andrews EresfNteUAu 10
TOMORROW GANFS
NDff. 80 p tt h/t Fit af.T
H-B Name 90 Downtown s. 81 3 m
LsE'ss W. Re1iaf4 az 80 no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
FINALLY LOCATED

But either there was a little
misunderstanding, or the grieving
Toronto officials weren't so anx-
ious to let the Cup get out Of
Canada.
When President Mervyn Dutton
called from Detroit at the open
ing of the finals and asked them
to send the Stanley Cup down.
Leaf officials sent il to the league
office in Montreal.
The CUP finally was located
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Detroit 6 10 5
Choice Despite ]
link in Boston
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON. April TIT is true
the Detroit Red Wings have won
only two games here since 1887.
but they're favorites to win their
third successive Stanley Cup con-
test from the Boston Bruins here
tonight.
Capt. Sid Abel and his rushing
Red Shirts are s 10 choices 10
continue the drive TO the world
hockey championship they started
by winning two straight at De-
troit
The Wings are determined 10
put on the "crusher" tonight and
believe IL they can send that puck
whiStling past goalie Frank Brim-
SEX again. they will be able 10
walk through 10 their fourth
straight and lug the Stanley Cup
off the ice tomorrow.
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE
Not even the most optimistic
Bruins believe this Boston team
has the personnel or drive 10 come
from behind as Toronto did last
year after the Wings had racked
up three straight.
The Bruins aren't whipped yet.
however. They have their hopes
for tonight They'll play much
better. as usual, on their own ice.
They still say they would have
come back from Detroit all even
if the Wings hadn't drawn all the
breaks in the second game.
The Bruins themselves NH
divided by Boston opinion II
two groups-"too early and TOD
late" Players like Yank Boyd and
Busher Jackson are past their
prime, while others like teen
ayers Armand Guidolin. Don CAL
.linger and Jean Schmidt are In
experienced.
! PLENTY OF HELP
Alex Motter will be back on the
Detroit defense tonight after n
Ifour-game absence. This will give
the Wings defenseman Harold
jackson, left wing Harry Watson
and right wing Joe Fisher as bench
Preserves, with center Connie
Brown and defensenan Bill Qusck-
enbush from indianapolis standing
by in Detroit in case Of further
emergency
Adams temperature shot UP a
few points when he was call-d
"Jittery Jack" in the Boston press
for piling on the power. But he
; had his reply ready:
I'VE haven't won this cup
yet--we're only won two games
! And why shouldn't we pour II
4 on II we can. They poured II on
with the KrAut line two years
! ago, didn't they? Knocked us
OF with four straight"
ADAMS RECITEs
"And I have no qualms 70 far
as Art Ross In concerned" said
] Adams. let him squeak. He
stole Frank Brimsek from US,
then made me pay through the
nose for Alex Motter when We
were desperate for requirements
back In 1897.
Then he demanded $4,000
from us for Tiny Thompson
when he was AZ the end Of his
career. But we had to have
Eoalie and we paid. Now he's
angry because ne hasn't play~sqm
TO match mine.
He wanted me tn let hlrN
have players - on loan. mind
you-to build up this team at
the start ~ the season"
| II is very evident this Ross
!. Adams struggle will 90 on forever,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Stars at Waco

1t. George tBirdie) Tebbetts
IS back at the Waco air base as
a physical instructor Eel
low instructors include Sid Hud-
son, Bruce Campbell and Buster
Mills. all former big leaguers
Cy Young, famous old time
pitcher. recalls that his mana
ger az Canton. O., traded him TO
Cleveland for suit of clothes.
That's how got into the
big leagues" Young declared.
Bobby Doerr Of the Red Sox
celebrated his twenty-fifth birth
daV today He was born in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
FAVOR DORIS IN TWO

Doris Hyner Sinkiewicz Of Kronk
Swimming Club is favored in the
so and backstroke races.
Henrietta Meininger Of the De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
g Victory Tonight Would Be the 'Crusher'
0CS Survey Puts
Virtual 0kdy
On Pro Baseball

WASHINGTON, April 7 up
4 tentative study Of bedrock econ
only gives generous recognition Of
the Importance Of professional
baseball. football and hockey 10
wartime morale it was revealed
today
But horse and dog racing. and
college football are considered
relatively unlmportant TO civilian
morale by the report.
The report was compiled by the
Office Of Civilian Supply Of the
War Production Board AT the re-
quest Of Economic Sterilization Di-
rector James +. Byrnes. Now in
/ the process OF revision il was in
tended TO present the OCS's ideas
Of the minimum needs of the
civilian population below which
cuts should not be made. II does
not represent any settled policy
OF the government.
VIRTUAL GREEN LIGHT
The report was presented in
terms Of paid admissions 10 sports
events. A virtual green light was
given by OCS to professional
baseball with the notation that
admission to this popular sport
should not he allowed 10 fall be-
low 20 per cent OF the 1871 gate
which totaled 500, 900, 900. Bedrock
admissions were fixed at $l4,-
100000.
Admissions TO professional foot
ball and hockey games could be
/ halved the report said. Profess
sional football fans paid $1,000, 900
in l94l and hockey fans $780,
00o
College football was a poor run
ner-up. The survey showed that
attendance AT these games could
/ be cut 10 20 per cent OF the 1871
/ figure.
WOULD CUT GREEN FEES
Horse and dog racing finished
/ literally in the cellar. OCS experts
decided that cut-back TO 10 per
cent of l941 activities in this field
was bedrock.
The overall cut in spectator
sports admissions which totaled
$40 900, 900 in 1871 was % per cent
or S14,70O.0O0.
Patronage of outdoor sports
could he sharply curtailed, the
report showed. For example. II
held that under bedrock economy
there would be no need TO continue
hunting and fishing licenses or
fees for training of hunting dogs;
fares for private flying operations
also could be abandoned.
Greens fees for municipal golf
courses could be cut TO per cent
Of 194l charges and a 80 per cent
cut could be made in green's fees
for commercial golf courses.
The outdoor sports gate in 1871
was S108,000,000 and the study
Said hadro.ck waS $40 a(10 OO0