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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Metropolitan Closes
Schedule Sunday

take three from Progressive to
make sure OF passing George &
Murray. $3.50
Sylvester Thlel, now absent In
the service. looks like the winner
of first in the averages. He has
1913. 80 for Is games. Sam Barnett
with 1927 for 81 lacks enough to
be eligible for second prize. That
caves Don Brichta next with
1915 Edwin TroSien has 1915
for 80 and Jack Crilley l90.55.
Various tear and individual
prizes are not yet won but unless
some one does something ON the
final night the winners are apt ia
be- Brichta. Charles Peltier Robert
Johnston Dorl, Henry Weber and
Harry Glidden
Brlchta has 726 and 29S for high
series and game. Peltler has 72l
Johnston III. Dorl 7O2 On the
game side come Weber with $50
Dorl $50. and Glidden rs.
One of The season : o d ditie s
rests in The fact that Standard
average $3.50. league top. Strug-
giles for second place with George
81 Murray. II pins less. The title
winning RalnboWS show 92S.56.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Pair Stroh, Fife
Again Tuesday

Having failed to dethrone Joe
Norris Stroh as Detroit Times
AH-Star Classic champion, George
Holmes Fife bowlerS will try 10
IWreSt The state match game title
when these two teams open their
llS-game home-and-home series al
lHall-DoddS Recreation Tuesday al
80 p. M.
Two more blocks of three games
each are scheduled TO start at the
same time Wednesday and Thurs
day. Due TO the Louis p. Peter
sen Spring Individual Classic May
40 the match will not be COM
pleted until May II, j., - at the
Palace Recreation.
1t will be Stroh'S first defense
of the crown since winning il
earlier this season from Louis
Burr'S De Luxe. A $1,000 purse
also will be al stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
City Tourney
Pin STANDINGS

TEAM sTANDNC~
CLASS A
Rainbow Trsveiers zoos
Ctnsrh 1ses
GTemsls 1sf'
hidWesis -sH.
P8risclcan -,
CLASS
Brass Rail. 3O2 weI-GsHIU. 80. Esfh
raw 2i3. Center Line Eerrss .IDf Dos
Tower Recreation, 1si W g Recreation
Isa
CLASS 4
Ford 70 4Ol MsTtfu's 1,s Arnold p
sZ2l Chevrolet Defense rgFf, 4sf- Rem
mers 25s TuscOrs 2f2
CLASS -
Ffar2fs 321: DE Soto Too Fr-. rfegs
aif' TsfHstedt kXls zsS Ternsis1r put
chasing. 26s Pneumatic BsiBugers. 2st
DOIhLEs fheEularb
Tony tNScolendA- Reno Minis .FIi.. lll{
r HsveltuA-C. STACEY. t1t5. EdHsn MA6s
james Stacey 1o7s Paw KowAtshi-Geo
Crate 1851, Don Forbes Howard Crumlt
1875.
Tony scolends, go Frsri G4rsbsrg
SIS Howard Crumf Col RAY koVH iskl
81. Abraham Solomon AA4
not BIEs tOSeraNersEtD
James Dodds-Kennefh DeBou If5s Rus
bistor Ellis ctksney. ZOE. Richard Csul
Lt.d james Hoffman. 60 farino Psrisi
william Grub. -
STNGJTs
Ffsnk Collins ioe John Hs-rPr. ifl
1hsodors Duens 1ss Joe stsnbscs. ~
Nliutn Atsrno. 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Shooters Ask
on
Hearst Event
BY DON GILES

Here are a few questions rife
shooters are asking in regard 10
the HearSt-TimeS- Rife Tourna-
ment scheduled for the Olympia
April % and 30.
Mckinley Freeman, president of
til Acme Rife and Revolver Club:
"Our club believes that expert
open team shooters should be
permitted to fire I'm the open
individual matches. As Ii Is now,
IL forces shooters TO choose be-
tween n team or an individual
match"
These and other questions will
be decided at a meeting of heads
lof all rife clubs 10 be held al the
Book Cadillac Hotel, z p. m, Mon
day. May 3
Charles Barclay. chief inStruc-
tor, Ann Arbor High School:
"Wih competitors be per-
mitted 10 use telescope sights.
II so, Will there be n penalty"
There is no penalty for telescope
sights
Erwin Brehm, Lincoln Park
Rife Club:
81 shoot on the Lincoln Park
Rife Club team. also on n good
team for the Detroit Sportsmen's
Congress. The rules state that
clubs may enter as many teams
as they wish. but no shooter will
be permitted TO fire on more
than one team"
II you are n member or the
Detroit Sportsmen' CongreSs
! Mlnutemen. you are eligible TO fir.s
IN the special shoot for Civilian
Defense members. in addition 10
firing on the Lincoln Park team.
IL took the regular war de-
partment rife course sponsored
( by the National Rife Associa-
ton at the ST. Mary's OF Red
ford Gun Club several months
ago but I have not been shoot
ing since I graduated. VIII 4 be
permitted Ia enter?" is the
question asked by former rife
| student.
The answer 10 this question IS:
Yes. Go back To- the rife club at
which YOU took your training.
They have entry blanks and your
instructor Will be glad 10 assist
you IN filling II out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
State Meet Ends in
Port Huron Sunday

Three abbreviated squads ol
doubles and singles and one OF
booster five-men will finish the
forticth annual state bowling
tournaments run Of II consecutive
week-endS at the Recreation in
Port Huron this Sunday.
A Sprinkllng of Detroiters are
scheduled for the final matinee
rolling Ted SzymanSkis Wasik,
Frank Dare'S Casino Rec and Ed
Graffiin'S Altes are the booster
teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Norris No. | Pick
On AN-Ameri(d
Team Again

For the fourth straight year Joe
Norris, popular captain of the
national match game champion
Stroh FIVE, is the No. | choice on
the 1913 All-AmeriCa team named
by Mort Luby of Chicago. Secre-
tary of the Bowling Writer'S AS
ISOLATION and publisher Of the
BowlerS' journal.
Norris is the only repeater from
last year by virtue OF leading
Stroh to successful defense of
its title against the Chicago Bud
weiSerS and 10 first place in the
So 900 Victory tournament over AZ
of the country'S best fiveS. He
also was picked captain.
Other selections are Connie
Schwoegler of Madison. Wis; Paul
lKrumske and Bill Hargadon of
Chicago; Frank Benkovic of Mil
Iwaukee and Buddy Bomar OF
Dallas. Tex. Johnny Crimmins
and Nelson Burton OF st. Louis
have been relegated to the second
team, JOt w liIlldll Gnu ShhOip''
| Carlson of Chicago 10 the third,
while Ned Day is in the service.
GRYGIER AND WOLF
Two other Detroiters besides
CrimminS are on the second team
CasS Grygier of Stroh Is chosen
again along with Fred Wolf, his
tteammate; Joe Sinke OF Chicago
and Andy Varipapa OF Brooklyn,
N. Y. WolfS 215 average against
the BudweiSers and his string OF
strikes at the finish Of the Victory
tourney earned him the spot.
Chef BukoWski of the George
Holmes Fife club and Fred Blu
Jack of George Bryants Ekhardt
e. Becker are given honorable
mention.
In addition 10 Wilman and Carl
son the third team is composed OF
Frank Wright, also of Chicago;
George Young of Long Island
City; Charley Lausche of Cleve-
land and Max Gardens Of Los
Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

box boss at Olympia, sometimes
wears a gold football on his watch
chain. =. But it's not trophy oil
Jimmy'S younger days. -. It's one
of the footballs Tom Harmon gave
his fellow players Of the UniNer.
Sity OF Michigan football team al
the Michigan bust which fol.
lowed TommyS last season and his
second successive selection Ion
All-AmeriCa honorS.
you're the ones who made
me an All-America. owe II all
To YOU, and so I'm naming you
on my own All-America team
and awarding these footballs
said Tom in handing out the
trinketS to his teammates.
One went 10 little Davey Mel
son. the pint-Sized halfback who
is Jimmy'S son. o.. Davey. who j,
now a naval hier, gave IT tC
his dad.
There isn't one Of those
Michigan boys who doesn't
think the world OF Tom and
didn't get down on his knees to
pray when he was miSsing,N
saws Jimmy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
DeddIine Wednesday
For Whittier Victory

Entries for the first annual
Whittier-Victory r ecrtation
mixed doubles tournament. carry
ing a top prize of $500, vii close
Wednesday at midnight The first
three games viii be rolled at Whit
tier May 3 and the final three at
Victory May TO- Edwardlna Coy
and Dorothy Merchant are in
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

competition IN
the form Of an
Australian tag
team bout with
Morris Shapiro
a n q W a ! [ q r
Roxy pitte d
a Z d j n ; L Ali
+ d : h a a n q
Rufus Jones.
Tw o m Q n
re st q al a
i'm = IN I n j :
event but can
q b I a n relief
from their part
neTS bV the tag
) y : I e m. The
match is billed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Mixed Doubles Event
Attracting Entries

Entries are coming in rapidly
for Rainbow Recreation fifth an
nual mixed doubles handicap TO be
held MAY 1916. With 325 as
scratch 80 per cent is added or
deducted First prize is 500 again
guaranteed Entry deadline is set
for May 10 with contestants using
theu mean average OF April /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Girls Net Tourney
Play Begins May A

First OF the Detroit district
tennis championship tournaments
Is on schedule at Kingsw wood
S g hool. Cranbrook, Bloomfield
Hills. May Ia. IS. n. % q May
l4-l5 - for girls. 1913. TO he
eligible an entry may not have
reached her eighteenth birthday
before Jan. 1943
Another division. for girls under
ID, begins competition May p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Tor TWO IN three Tails with a 45.
minutes time limit. The Stranger
FIRST saw one of these bouts while
on wrestling tour OF the Anti
pOdeS and liked IL 50 we'll he IS
gong 10 give Detroit fans q taste
Mango Singh. Hindu bad man
meets Farmer Jones. Rene LaBelle
vs.. Joe Ferroni and Fritz kreu-
ger ". Tony Sabo make up the
short matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Glass Champs
Are Defending
Title Sunday
Nv HAROLD NAIL

Thirty FIVE Class 4 teams stand
ont in a field Of $50 that viii make
their bids this week for the four
championships 10 be decided in the
,hirty-frSt annual city bowling
tournament IN progress AT the
Great Lakes Recreation.
Taking a certain amount oi play
from the a group this Sunday
will be The appearance of Phil
Westmore AShley's Of the Motor
CITY League Al Fort-Boulevard
winner Of the Class r crown last
wear with 26S pins over-average
~ 3 p. m. Other members are
Melvin Stackpoole, Andy kacma-
rick. Ken Wrenn and Arnold ISler
Billy Spargo's Motor Inn No. !
Of Pontiac and Ted PuCkett's kars
OF River Rouge appear 10 be the
strongest among the nine Class A
ouintets. Others are Steve Soltes'
Bolduc. Brownie SudalS Livonia
Rec. George CasSelrs MelVlndale
Bowl-O-Drome Harold SANDERS
White. Russell Ruths PabSt, Steve
Soltes' Joe Fairs and Ed Gavie'S
Wolverine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
DOUBLES CHAMPS

Bob Coyle's Five and Lee Chat
fees Veteran are on Monday and
Tony Morano's Palm Beach Recre-
alton and Stan Ritz Rouge Rec.
Tuesday when Kenny BuCkShi and
Bill Nickel will defend their class
doubles title at WY-7 Recreation.
They paired for 1343 last season.
Henry Nosakowskis Chrysler
Tank Arsenal heads the five Glass
AS listed at Great Lakes WedneS-
day. Laverne WatSon'S Halls.
Francis Bailey's Jack Harper
Five. Carl Kumms Conner Rec.
and Ray Barker's JacoX Hi-Speed
also roll then.
George Bryant'S Ekhardt &
Becker and Carl Parsons Detroit
Athletic Club Penobscots ares up
Thursday followed by Dick Kra-
kow's Five, Art Watson's Palmer
Park Rec, Frank Sales Vogue
Rec. Ray Turner'S Progressive
and Hugh Sprott's Repeal Friday.
ROLLING SATURDAY
Ellis Walkers Standard, Jack
Dattilo's Mercurio Bros. Otto
Auch's Enterprise, Russ knecht's
Schmidt. Ed Hogan'S and Walter
Szwed's Chene-T ON b v Rec
clubs, Frank behring's Lincoln
Park. Steve Malok's Franken-
muth. Carl TibbitS' Wolverine and
Paul EtZcorn's Feiten Five round
out the Class A play next Satur-
day.
Other combinations that will
bear watching in the minor events
Al WY-7 are Tony Novak and
Frank Zion, Lou Burr and Jimmy
Marshall Tuesday. Mel Dorl and
Herb LEM. Zeke Tody and Lou
Delegate, Ed Wenz and Ken
Liberda. AL Valella and Fred
Miller and Dan Shields and Andy
Stefani Thursday.
A re-check OF scores by Jimmy
Cox Saturday revealed Tony KunZ'
Martins gained third place i'm
Class c on its 2730. or 3i5 pins
over-average. At the time the
team rolled. April 16 It had no
average report and shot at 100
per man. The report received the
next day showed Martins average
as 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Metropolitan Classics secon d
season closes Sunday at Ambas-
Sador with Rainbow. winner weeks
ago II games 10 the good in the
current standing. Unlike the race
of 1912. decided by a final night
roll-off. it was close for theN first
half. Thereafter Mel Doris Rain
bows drew steadily away.
Standard and George e. Murray
are battling it out for Sc c n d
place. Koppltz. three games be-
hind GIN. the current holder, must
win three from Martin 10 force a
tie in case George e MURRAY lose
three 10 Rainbow. Standard must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
$50 Doubles Journey
Starts al Rainbow

Andy Stefani will open his NTH
annual mems $50 doubles 90 per
cent handicap bowling tournament
al Rainbow Recreation Monday.
FIRST prize Is 500 guaranteed wiNA
4 tine llpld entered. IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Strdng|er Offers
His First Show

Managing~Director Ed (Slran-
glerI Lewis. new mat impreSarlo
at the Arena Gardens. Monday
night presents his FIRST wrestling
card and will feature novel mat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Crosse lie Filters 9
Opens Against j. D.

Crosse lie Naval Air Station
baseball team Will open IFS season
Monday afternoon against the
University of Detroit. The game
Will be- played al the L. oi ID.
starting al o'clock. The Fliers
are coached by 1t Charles Zeno
and viii compete in the Detroit
Seryicemen's League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
AII-Stdr Pin Teams
Finish Match Sunday

Chrysler All-Stars and Rainbow
All-StarS will bowl the final two
blocks of their 1S-Game home and
home match for a $500 purse at
the Hall-Dodds Recreation this
Sunday at 2:30 and & p. m. En-
tering the fourth block OF three
games Saturday night Rainbow
was leading by l55 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
EAGLE EYEs OPEN

SCOUTS PUT THE FINGERS
OUT Every hockey club in the
business rs out securing the
bushes for kid hockey players
now. As a result, Coach Bob
Kinnear OF the Winnipeg Rangers
was watching very closely the
other night as Lester Patrick,
Now York Rangers boss. talked
long and earnestly In The Winni-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Must Be Natives

Racing law in New York re-
quireS that at least IS per cent Of
track employees must be residents
of the Empire State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
State Tourney
Pin Standings

FINE-NEN
strohs Detroit 3O6l
GaEket Detroit 1895
SsCkmans. De rot 1910
Nielsen. Ann Arbor 2q6f
Regent. Lansing Z46i
Pepsl-Cola. Detroit 2a6i
nielsen. Detroit. 2p5i
Index Detroit 2a3i
Cedar Detroit 2g27
NJ. Elliott Rec Detroit 2p22
DOUBLES
D. ONermyer- Fred Gardelia Detroit 1914
7. CosC0lends-Jue Poutone Detroit l2s2
Aiher Sikorski-F Frank Graf Detroit 1852
f0hn DObbileate-W BlaCkstoCk Def 1865
r. kUbourne-N. Graziadei. ~ Huron 1853
Joe Potoski-Ed Berlin. Detroit 1856
Cerl Anderson Al Madison Detroit 1858
Clarence Bull Richard Hal Detroit 1884
Eldv BrEEs- Otyiue Pauls0n. AHnsiuF i24e
Howard DoNtsder Fred Bailey Iens l2fT
sINGLIS
Joe BuehIsr Owosso -
Mike AuEeud Detroit 702
Senter Dratet. fiIl ts.
"a Bfiskte. Oct fou ~
Harold RoSser. TTsrefFe ItfY nj
CHRIS Lenler Pint SIS
Johnny Crimmins Detroit 67i
Joe AnElier DetTuit So
Jess Andrews, Jackson $50
Albert Ranke Detroit 500
q AIL,ENENys
Mike Angelic Detfou 1897
ia Berlin Detroit 1854
Art Burkharit, Detroit 1870
Fred Gardena Detroit 1925
chris Lenler Pint 1913
Toe Norris Detroit 1919
20 Rrfkif DeIrtIf 1910
Ken Buckthl Defrof 1908
fnnnr, Criw nirs. nsiroH isqS
Eggens woodruff. kslsnaE 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
SUNDAYS MATCHES

fFinalD Mt. Elliott vs.. National Ia
Southeastern vs.. Palmer PARK. 81. South
eastern VS.. Palmer Park. "a Standard vs.
Progressive, SIS; WEIGH vs.. Chene-Trombly
IS: Rainbow vs. George 4 MURRAY, $40
Koppit1 vs.. Martin. ll-l2. at AmbA Ssadol
Recreation, 1901 SChaeter, a. Fenkel
: 80 9. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
of the Hook

SHORT ORDER DEPT.--War-
time baseball and horse racing
eventually may be remembered as
the fried egg era of the sport
if the shortage of hot dogs be-
comes more serious. -. There's a
good chance you'll be eating egg
sandwiches at the ball park and
the race track instead of those
luscious hot pups before the sea-
son is over.
Charley Jacobs Of the catering
firm which supplies fans at Olym-
pia. Briggs Stadium and the race
track, says plans for the change
over are ready.
Hockey followers VINO watched
the Red Wings win in Boston
sampled the victory SauSages.
loaded with substitutes. like Soya.
No matter how much mus
tard YOU slap on them they are
still erSatz. but who's beefng p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Arc pFc I522t BURGESS re So
~ " W hLV' Near 1900 Crane River
Open Bowling at All Hours
BOWLING SCHOOL SaTs5 '' w. !srs,
Suaihmoor Recreation. SchoolcrAu A. Cd River
op,n so~iins All Day Saturday. sod sunday
BOWL WOOD REC. sra SO s,d SO0O Ts T.1l,c
/ Modern str,smlin.d Alleys op,. BouIins
cootioaOusly All oS. Visit Our Bar
nInIIIIn il2 CONGRESS
UAUILLRu 20 Aus, c. 1853 Table,
o1,r sOwIiHS paily trom ~ vn'n clo,,o''
CHEnE. TROMBlY 1854 &C eHf ss1o 81
nornioa. Afternoon and T,snins summer l'a9us'
so- B,ns Formed Contact Toe Paulu'.
nEupY ti52s WHITTIER. al KELLY 20.
uLVpI Az. 6i4S
oO.n so~laq TODAY from go A ~ UahI
ClOsins Home Of the Fsmou' Ba'ssi.o'-ch'ts'".
DETROIT RECREATION ,s sttay'T e!. ~ s.so
Convenient 10 Al TranspodAiien Lines
nrYTrp OR pIKTtR AZ BOSTON BLVo
Uthleh heG' ~. s.sis3. NO WAVING
Open Bowling OF All Times
GLENEAGLES REC. 4, ' lISsu S.yts so So.
Join summer Lsasu,, starting First Wssk IN May.
Openings for Men lsdisi Mixed Couples. Team.
Grand CENTRAL s' ttHsY PARK
oui.isst Alleys IN Detroit oBsn Bowling saiur.
days and Sundays from 10 A. NJ Until Cioiins.
excellent Bus and street Car Service
cprIT ILYrc 10 BALTIMORE
VhtHi lHNLo AZ woodward Ma $3.50
40 ALLEYS Are Available Cor oBsn ROwilAs saiur.
days and sundsu from 20 ~. Unih cio'ins.
HALL .O0DDS ." "6sI GRAND sryO,
op,n Bowling an DAY Saturday. and Sundays
DAYTIME Lsssu, asssrrai'oNi Avsilabl,
IuplpIII orr GIsTRAI MOTORS BLoe
lMrthlAl ntI' CENTRALLY LOCATED
Open Bowling at All Times
4 IIeEY cTpIYE ss4l GRAND RlvER AT
.LUuhI SInlhL Inc BIVO. ~. 1865
opsn Boulins TO-DAY from 10 A. ~ Until 2:30
a. ~ "a BruntWiok Centennial Alleys. Free
Instructions BY Ruth Iohniton. Bar hou opsn.
4 nWF'S RE- 20 sowIl.e ALLEYS
Cocktail LOUNGE NJ. s3i2
lls2s Cast I's~'on 4" 1s'us-s
4 uIIIETT'c Si7 TRUMBUII AVE
10 ALLEYS ossn ss~iiss rssss Ustn y Nam
ssd Altar sia ?. y. Az DAY Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
ANOTHER DUTTON

ANOTHER BUTTON IN
HOCKEY MerVyn Red Dutton,
acting president of the National
Hockey League. has lost TWO sons
i'm action with the Royal Canadian
AIR Force and didn't breathe any
easier when his youngest son, IL
year-old Norman. said he was
going into the Canadian navy
Reds friends are very happy
that young Norman has post
poned his navy entrance and IS
now attending Eddie Shore 5
spring hockey school in Saskatoon.
His dad was one of the best
.defenSemen in the game despite a
leg which was torn by shell
while in service with the Princess
Pats i'm France
II Arm MONS ALL AMERI-
CANS Jimmy Nelson. the press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Chaplin Denies
Gn|'sChdrges

LOS ANGELES. June A GNS4
Mrs. Gertrude r. Berry, mother
of Berry, 22-year-old, red
headed film aspiraHt, charged to-
day in superior court action that
Charlie Chaplin is the father Of
Miss Berry's unborn child.
Chaplin denied the charge in
this statement
Miss Berry states her un-
born child was conceived in
December last. The first claim
made upon me ny Miss Berry
was I'm May and was accom-
panied by demand for the pay
ment of S150,O00. ann not
responsible for Miss Berry's
condition"
Mrs. Berry asked $4,000 for
prenatal care, $1,000 court costs
and $500 a month for the sup
port of the child. Judge William
S. Baird directed Chaplin TO
appear in court June II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Sd Series of Questions
In History Contest


American History AUdrd contest And for yOur
elders, too. Answers at the bottom of the page
Name two Confederate generals who while officers
in the u. s. Army served at Fort Hamilton Brooklyn. (a
Beauregard b Lee Co Pemberton, I'D Longstreet-4e
Jackson, (f) Pickett?
2-Who was general of the U. S. Armies at the
break of the Civil War? (a) Mcclellan, (b) Scott
Sherman?
3-What Massachusetts, regiment fired upon in
Baltimore while the way to the defense Of Washington
in the Civil War? (a) Seth, (b) 40th Co 9th?
4-Who Roger fancy? Ca Bishop, (b) a L. S.
senator Co chief justice Of the L. s. Supreme Court?
5-Printng presses rarity in the Colonies for
many years. Name town which boosted printing press
and the year it set up "a Boston, 1910; (b Cam
bridge, Mass, 1883; Co New York 1866.
6Who brought the first newspapers into the Colonies
ca the clergy lhl captains c. the HugueHots?
Name the first newspaper in the Colonies? (a)
New York Gazette OBJ Virginia Journal Co Boston News
Letter?
8-When it first published? (a) 1861 (b) 1907.
Co 1904?
9-Who John Peter Zenger? Ca Dutch official,
(b) newspaper publisher. Co a military governor?
Hollow many newspapers did the Colonies have in
1865? (a) 3, (b) IA, (c) AZ?
11-Who a great influence in building up the
American press? (a Peter Suyvesant, b) James Feni-
Cooper, Co Benjamin Franklin?
12What colony in 1647 prescribed that every of
80 families should have elementary school? ca Nir-
gina, (b) Massachusetts, co South Carolina?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
u. 5. TO Speed
70 Fraud Cases
In Detroit Area

Plans 10 speed investigation and
prosecution Of alleged war frauds
in the Detroit area were being
formulated today after a visit mere
by Tom {. Clark. assistant t. s,
attorney general in charge Of anu
trust and war fraud cases.
Clark. who conferred here with
L. $. Atty. John {. Lehr, disclosed
that two of the cases brought 10
light by the Truman Senate Com
mittec probe already were under
investigation and that 20 war
fraud cases were pending in the
Detroit area.
Since the beginning of the war,
he said, 125 war fraud indictments
have been returned by grand iuries
throughout the nation OF 30 cases
tried. only three have been lost by
the government.
Emphasizing the speed with
which the government intends 10
press prosecution IN this area,
Clark said the World War I
method of bringing cases 10 trial
after the war has been discarded
IN favor of It plan to prosecute I'M
mcdiately. lie said the plan appar-
entity has met with public approval.
The first war fraud case of the
current war, involving a kick
back" of pay by Syracuse, N. y,
workers to retain their jobs, went
on trial in June, 1912.
Praising the work Of Senator
Ferguson in the Truman inveSti-
cations. Clark said numerous cases
have been turned over to the for
mer Detroit iuriSt since the two
day hearings here.
Under the new Speedup plan OF
investigation. reports of war con-
tract cheating are wired to the
war fraud office at Washington
Immediately upon receipt of COM
plants by the FBI.
Seven hundred experts are work
ing on war profiteerIng cases at
present and the staff is to be in
Creased further, Clark added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
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