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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

DECENT Senate confirmation Of
~ John G. Lehr for another term
as United States district attorney
here was belated tribute to man
who has been shabbily treated by his
own party organization.
Lehr is not so widely known as he
might be if he wished. He is not a
spectacular official. Neither is ne a
publicity seeker.
According to all impartial reports
he has been sound district attorney,
capable and honest and undertaking
in his sense of justice.
That's all a district attorney has
to be to satisfy the people but with
party whips it apparently isn't
enough.
CTATE Democratic leaders didn't
~ like Lehr because he refused to
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cam soldier and sailor. They are hOmeward bound
take Of them."-Ges. Douglas Macarthur.
Teaneck Pistol Tourney
Praised rs Fine Sport

range and its equipment leaves little to be
desired and have never seen a match con-
Quoted more ably or more fairly. The range
officers, headed by 1t. Uber, are doing fine
job and the statistical department issued an
excellent report Of the results.
Was particularly impressed by the fine
spirit of true sportsmanship displayed by all
who took part, due largely, to the accurate
and impartial way the scoring was done. The
shooters left feeling they had been given an
even break and a square deal.
Take the liberty of mentioning our activi-
ties to explain why the men in our group are
so keenly interested in the pistol matches at
Teaneck, N. j.
Our small arms firing school was organ.
lied to provide preinduction training; now we
devote most Of our attention to the boys; give
them basic instruction in the use OF rifle, car
bne, pistol and shotgun on our indoor and
outdoor ranges. II we are able to teach those
youngsters how to handle fire arms effectively
with safety to themselves and others we will
feel our efforts have been very much worth
while.
During 1914 we conducted 2f4 and, to
date this year, 14l "a total OF $3.50 classes
averaging over three hours each.
ROY 8. TINNEY,
Secretary and chief instructor.
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DRESIDENT TRUMAN has given

DRESIDENT TRUMAN has given
the public another Washington
mystery to ponder over by accepting
TWO designations from Mr.. Leo T.
Crowley when, according to the
White House PUBLIC RECORD,
Mr.. Crowley had formally rendered
only ONE.
Washington gossip in the last
several days has it that Mr.. Crowley
submitted two letters of resignation,
including a resignation from the
FEA, but that the President "did
not like" what Mr. Crowley said
about the parleys with Lord Keynes
and Lord Halifax and hence did not
make the FEA letter public, as he
did the letter of resignation from
the FDIC.
60 ONCE again it becomes neces-
~ sary for Americans to turn to
London for information as to what
the American government is doing
in Washington.
The London opinion is that, In
the conferences with Lord Keynes
and Lord Halifax, there have been
two dissenting groups of American
commoners.
One group would make the So
cialist- Labor government of Great
Britain AN OUTRIGHT GIFT of
the billions of American dollars
sought, with no interest or principal
to be paid and no quid pro quo.
The other group wanted to make
the transaction an old fashioned
business loan, OF THE SORT
WHICH HELPED TO BUILD
THE BRITISH EMPIRE, to be
granted only if Great Britain agreed
to reduce it's sterling debt, to modify
It's arbitrary trade restrictions, and
to make some other concessions to-
ward international settlements and
adjustments.
And Mr.. Crowley, says London,
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knowledge Test
Ry DIR. SARINA CONNOLLY


Give yourself oNE for each of the FIRST
Ave- questions, snd Fitt- -faF the last cues
ton. Score. 80. brilliapti 10, brighti
az, average, o-s. dull
1.-The L. s. Naval Academy
celebrates in October its ta)
centennial, tb) decennial,
tc) tricentcnnial.
2-Grand Duel hes Charlotte
rules (a) Greece, (bl Yugo-
slayia. (cl Gutenberg.
3-On a mariners compass
card, would you find Ca) 3
points, tb) 10 points, (c) 32
points,
4-On what island would you
expect. to find the Statue Of
Liberty (a) Coney Island.
lb) Bedloe's Island, (c)
Staten Island?
5-"Home Sweet Home" ap-
peared first in an opera.
Which one Gal Princess
Ida (b) The Beggars OPP
era. (c) "Clari, the Maid Of
Milan"
6-Mske a choice. (a) Do you
guide or lead a blind man?
tbl Do YOU remunerate or
compensate for injury or
losS7 (c) Does an impede
meH hinder or prevent prog
reSS7 Cd Is u emulation or
competition for equality?
Ce) Is plurality or majority
more than half
ANSWERS on opposite page.)
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TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
VOUR paper has q timely
Il caption on the editorial
page. MacArthur's S words TO the
people at home. / know, for /
spent "A months in the navy,
apprentice seaman 10 chief yeo-
man at the time of my dis
charge, Sept. 9, 19i5. / saw
service in all three theaters OF
war. Now I'm home, discharged
honorably and ready for work.
II seems as though the old
Job was eliminated whtfe | was
In the service OF course. / can
have another but IT doesn't pay
as much. ! left for the service
in 1871 and wages al that time
were not up TO ~ AZ or "a
scales. Everything else IS up in
cost, but / am 10 take A
smaller wage and support my
family.
! have gone the rounds in
quest Of a job that viii pay
more, but IL seems the strikes
are tying things up quite tightly
all over. that and the bungling
Of certain individuals in tn
government who are hampering
the manufacturers efforts.
I am only one Of upwards Of
seven million TO come home and
hear Thanks, buddy. and wei
come home" Welcome home 20
what? There is big JOB 70 be
done here yet We didn't fight
the war % come home 10 pow
erty and breadlines. We don't
want compensation. Wen work
for what we want just as We
fought for IL, but We have 90
be given tie opportunity and
decent wages. NN
Has any one got SolWion
I4-C TIE DETROIT TIMES
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= =: BRAIN GAME = ::

Give yourself 10 for each correct answer
throurh question siI. 10 each Tor the re-
naming two questions. Any score 90 o.
higher h excellent.
Our merchant feet at the
end of the war Is said to be
the largest in the history of
the world. Would you guess
its total tonnage is 20 mil
lion tons, 60 million tons or
80 million tons?
2-Sweden boasts three OF the
worlds top ranking mile run
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

ners. Can you name them
all?
3-When did the late Elihu Root
serve as secretary of state!
4-True or false: (a) A psy-
chopathist is one irrespon-
sible because of mental in
firmity. lbl Lusitania is the
ancient name of Portugal.
5-Can you give the rank Of the
following Hollywood actors
who joined the armed serv-
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GILBERT j. SCHMITZ.
TO THE EDITOR:
I'VE SYMPATHIZE with those

WE SfMPAIHlZE with those
w people who wish TO get
their just rewards for their
labor. However, does every
labor dispute have 10 be set
tied by strikes? What about
the servicemen who are watt
ing patiently for peacetime pro-
duction TO begin? Aren't we
entitled 10 bit Of decent living
after being out here in the
jungle for two years. and brav-
ing death and disaster?
We have decided TO ask any
striker who desires to come out
here and take our places while
we go back and work to help
bring back our buddies.
MAX PASSIK, G NJ &c,
New York
ANDREW T.. ATKINSON,
y nc, Arkansas.
r. r. JUCHENRICH! s NC,
Michigan.
G. VI. SHARP, r nc. California.
j. X. MARSHALL, s &c, Texas.
J. q. DORMaN, y 1/C,
New Jersey,
T. y. DE MOSS. s nc,
West Virginia.
q. ~. BENN, 8 &c. Michigan.
SAMAR, Philippine Islands
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

ices, the rank OF each at the
wars end? Robert Taylor.
Clark Gable, James Stewart.
6-A fiasco is: ta) a wild party,
tb) a confusing state of az.
fairs, tc) a humiliating fail
ure. t
What gland Of the body CON-
trolls the height to which you
grow?
ANSWERS on opposite page.)
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PATROLMEN'S BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
LOCAL NO. SO

OuitOu, ~. o.,
September Is, 1945.
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, SR..
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA,
DEAR MR.. HEARST:
TNHIS is to let you know that the pistol team
Il of the Clifton, N. j., police department
competed in the New York Daily Mirror four
teenth Annual International Police Pistol tour.
nament held at the Teaneck police pistol
range, Teaneck, N. j., the month of August,
1945, and have competed since 1886.
We feel happy in having been able to
enter our team.
This is a wonderful event, which tends
to improve the craftsmanship of those COM
peting; makes for closer relationship among
the various law enforcement groups; builds
up an acquaintance and better fraternal
and brotherly spirit.
Hoping we will be able to enter the future
tournaments, / remain,
Very respectfully
OSWALD vARETONI,
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Respectfully yours,
HARRY w. sCHOB.

THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia 1, Pa,
Sept. 20, 1945.
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, SR,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA.
DEAR SIR:
WITH pleasure our organization, the
w Philadelphia National Bank, attended
the fourteenth annual pistol tournament
sponsored by the Teaneck Police Department.
assure you the match was operated
most efficiently with good will extended to
all. The prizes awarded at Teaneck were the
finest awards given in any match.
Thanking you for your contributions and
efforts which you have displayed in making
this match as successful as it was. and hoping
to attend many more matches sponsored by
the Teaneck police, remain,
Very truly yours
CLARENCE r. BUNDY,
Captain Of the guards,
The Philadelphia National Bank.
SPARROws POINT POLICE DEPARTMENT
Sparrows Point, Md,
Sept II. 1945.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, sR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA.
MY DEAR Mr.. HEARST:
TWO teams from this department attended
Il and participated in the New York Mirrors
fourteenth annual international pistol tourna-
ment at Teaneck, New Jersey, and think you
deserve vote of thanks for making such an
event possible
These matches provided the incentive to
improve in the use of equipment and also
gives those attending the opportunity of meet
ing and becoming acquainted with others in
the business of, law enforcement.
Yours very respectfully,
MARCUS H. MILES,
Chief of Police.
CITY PATROL CORPS
New York, n Y,
Sept. Ia, 1945.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, SR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA.
DEAR SIR:
MOULD like to let you know that the
w pistol tournament in Teaneck, N. J., was
a honey.
This was the first one of these matches
that attended and hope to be able to par.
tcipate in many more of them.
Hoping that your paper continues to run
these events, remain
FRANK MIRROP,
1085 Nelson Ave-,
Bronx, So, NY.
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OSWALD vARETONI,
Captain Of police.
Captain Of team.

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE OF Ian.
CASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Lancaster, Pa.
Sept. IS, 1945.
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, SR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA,
DEAR SIR:
WISH to express to you how much appre-
l. ciate and enjoy the pistol tournament con.
Quoted annually at Teaneck, N. J.
Il have been fortunate enough to attend
the tournaments the past several years and
have won several plaques and medals.
This year my wife attended the matches
with me for the first time and she has ex-
pressed her delight in the courteous and
gracious manner she was received by the
range officers. She tells me she has never
felt more welcome and enjoyed match better
than at Teaneck, and is quite anxious to re-
turn next year.
Yours sincerely,
GEO. c. BALTASSER,
Lancaster Police Department,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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PhIladelphia 81, Pa,
Sept. Is, 1945.

sept. 10, lS4o.
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, SR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA.
DEAR MR.. HEARST:
As REPRESENTATIVE of group OF
"A seven men and seven women who attended
the fourteenth annual international pistol
tournament held at Teaneck, N. j., wish to
extend our congratulations and thanks for
your sponsorship Of such fine affair, en-.
abling so many people TO ges an opportunity
to compete in such fine sport.
We registered as representatives of the
". s. Coast Guard Reserve (T) Phila. volun-
teer regiment, and feel doubly thankful and
proud inasmuch as we were able to bring
home some honors from our first entry in
very major tournament.
Again thanking you for your help In
making events like this possible for so many
people.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

1945, wishes to commend very
highly the manner and part your
paper played in this popular
sports, under the supervision of
the very able Don Gillies. and /
feel sure that / am voicing the
thought of all the other sports
fans who are interested in this
event.
Trusting The Detroit Times
viii find it possible to conduct
this sports event next year and
in the future years, / remain,
Gil RERT 4 GCHNIITZ
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New York, N. ",
Sept. II, 1945.

sept. IL, 1910.
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST sR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA.
DEAR SIR:
HNHE fourteenth international pistol tourna-
Il ment held at Teaneck. n. j., last month
seemed to me to be the best of the SERIES
There is great Improvement from year to
year in the safe handling of firearms; the
small towns are we'll represented the classfi-
cation system whereby high teams, middle
class teams and low teams get splendid
awards is particularly pleasing
have been competitor in these matches
for many years and for the past two have
also served as one Of the range officers. 1t
is a pleasure to shoot in them and to help in
handling it. ---
This match does a great deal of good to
every one who attends and is very beneficial
to the law enforcement organiza tions
p. G. TOWNSEND.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

TO THE EDITOR:
THE writer. as a third place
Il winner in the Shooting Dog
Sports Event held at the House
man-Snitzley Farms. Sept. l6,
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POLICE HEADQUARTERS

PULICE HEADQUARTERS
Mount Vernon, n ",
Sept. IL, 1945.
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST. SR.,
WYNTOON, CALIFORNIA
DEAR SIR:
A NOTE of thanks.
"A 1t was great pleasure to compete in
your great Teaneck Mirror pistol tournament
feel it will be even greater next year Con-
gratulations
Sincerely yours,
SGT. GEORGE F. KUMMERI,E.
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SMALL ARMS FIRING, SCHOOL
CONDUCTED BY THE CIBA RIFLE AND
PISTOL CLUB AFFILIATED WITH THE
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Chatham, N. j.,
September IA, 1945.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
SAN SIMEON, CALF.
HNHE annual pistol tournament conducted
Il at Teaneck and sponsored by the New
York Mirror have done more to improve the
general efficiency of the police departments in
New Jersey and nearby eastern states han
can be expressed in a letter. They not only
improve the police officers ability to handle
their service revolvers effectively and safely
they bring the men together once year and
effect closer cooperation between the vari
Gus departments in the course Of their routine
work at other times. The value Of those pistol
tournaments can not be over estimated.
Am one Of the old timers having been
active in the shooting game as participant.
instructor and official since 1892. Found the
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now? and seven million more
cannot live on $500 mastering
out pay.
AN EX-SFRyICEMAN.
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I4-C 1HE DETROIT TIMES
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rucs.icn--T!le Bible Gays thai
), siars would fall. But I: one star
1uid fall, II would desi-cy the
assi. for stars are suns.
Answer--aieteors are called "fall
I, stars" In fulfillment OF Christs
ophccy OF Matthew 24:29, the
satest meteoric shower of history
cured on November IS, 1888.
Q.---Do you think that modern
transportation by train, automobile,
sr airplane was foreseen by the
iibie writer's?
Allow about Daniel 1874:
Many shall run to and fro, and
knowledge shall be increased?
Q.--Dcnt you think .hat even the
t,-ms of Christian worship will
'aas away In the latter days?
a. 10. Read Timothy 3:1-5:
This know also, that in the last
lays perilons times shall come. For
men shall be lovers Of their own
sslyes having d form Of godli
tess.
C.-s-cGn you tell me what verse
n the Bible contains all tho letters
i the alphabet?
A. The nearest to it Is Ezra 7:21
rh.ch contains all but .j." Check
and see!
Q.--Where Is the text that says
she time ls coming when nobod,
will be able TO buy or sell?
A.-The text does not say that
but rather that no man might buy
or sell, save he that had the mark
Or the name of the beast, or TIL.
number of his name.' Revelation
1877.
Q.-Don't you know that ONLY
Abrahan1's defendants, the israel
itcs, will inhab't the new earth?
A. Yes. but who are Abraham's
descendants according to the Biblef
We read Galatians 1923: "And Ii We
be Christ's. then are We Abraham's
iced, and heirs according to the
promise" If we are true Chris.
tians. we shall share with Abraham
che promise that he should be heir
Of the world. (Romans 4:13.)
C.--po you think there will be
4 definite day when God will Judge
men, or are they being judged all
the time?
A.. In Acts 17:3O,31 we read:
"And the times of this ignorance
God winked at; but now commands
eth all men every where to repent:
because He hath appointed day,
In the which He will Judge the
world In righteousness by that Man
whom He hath ordained: whereof
He hath given assurance unto all
men. in that He hath raised Him
from the dead" N
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Question--Whats the world com
ING to, anyway?
Answer-It's coming to bette,
day, when Gods kingdom will be
set up. Daniel 2:44: "And in the
days of these kings shall the God Of
heaven set up q kingdom, which
shall never be destroyed"
Q.--Wili Adam be raised from the
dead? Some say he will not.
A.--lesus says In John 5:2S, %:
Marvel not at this: for the hour Is
coming, in the which all that are
In the graves shall hear His voice.
and shall come forth"
Q.-Are not people who tall
about the end Of the world fanaticsi
A.Jesus spoke about that great
event, as we see from Matthew
1899: The harvest is the end OF
the world; and the reapers are ths
angels tSee also Matthew 24:14:
2S::20)
Q.--Who is BeiiaI e Corinthians
6:f5)2
A. Reiial is one of nearly forty
names for the devil. (See Deuter
0nomy 1879
O. Why are the Ten Command
mends given in different form IN
Deuteronomy S? They are not quite
the same there az in Exodus 20.
A.-Exodus 20 Is the original Law
as given By the Lord on Mount
Sinai. Deuteronomy s is Moses re
hearsai of it about forty years
later.
o.---What does the Bible "a,
about foreign missions?
A.--Our land is foreign to othe,
lands. Christ was a foreign mis-
sionary. for He came from heave,
TO earth. And He said: Go ~
therefore. and teach all nations
baptizing them In the name of the
Father, and OF the Son. and OF the
holy Ghost" Matthew 2S:19. tSea
Matthew 24:14.)
Q.--Does the 5Ihle uphold astroi
ouy7
Ave reply by quoting Jere
miah 1872: Thus saith the Lord
Learn not the way OF the heathen
and be not dismayed at the signs
OF heaven: for the heather are dis
mayed at them" Notice also thu
words OF Isaiah 47:13.14: "ThoI
Tart wearied in the multitude OF thl
,counsels. Let now the astrologers
the stargazers. the monthly prog
nosticators, stand UP, and save thes-
from these things that shall comi
upon thee. Behold, they shall be as
stubble; the fire shall burn thenli
they shall not deliver themselves
from the power of the flame: there
shall not ba a coal to warm at, NOT
fire to sit before 1t"
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of words ~ spontaneous, liltina
phrases which make for really
enjoyable radio listening. Well
her talks 10 and with her Listen
ers are all that !. but more,
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They are ..le result OF SELF dis
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A Cincinnatian by birth, Mis-.
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OF the Rev. Herman Andrew
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engaged in social service Wor3
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Eays at $40 q. M. EST.
| A sound musical background
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Yong each .woek. A number OF
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TO hear Ruth Lyons on the AIR
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Her hobby is composing music
md her ambition is to be null
lime housewife. She rides her
hobby" with regularity, but her
,rnhition is quite unlikely TO be