Following are the answers to sample questions for the New York Times current events contest which were published yesterday. Further questions and answer will appear later.

I.

1. General Honjo--Japanese general commanding troops bombing and shoot- ing in Manchuria.

2. Oliver Baldwin--son of Stanley Baldwin, socialist, ex-member of Parliament.

3. Prentiss Gilbert--U. S. observer and participant in League of Nations' councils--protested by Japan.

4. William E. Borah--chairman of Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, commented forcefully on questions raised by President's plan to check depression and by Premier Laval's visit.

5. Dino Grandi--Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, invited to conference with President Hoover.

6. Sir Oswald Mosley--leader of a group of radical labor candidates for Parliament.

7. Erik Axel Karlfeldt--Swedish writer, winner of Nobel prize in literature.

8. George Washington Memorial Bridge--just opened across the Hudson between upper New York city (178th Street) and Fort Lee, N. J.

9. Patrick J. Hurley--Secretary of War reports to President on his return from Philippine Islands.

10. John Leonard Martin--centerfielder of St. Louis Cardinals, leaped to fame as batter in World Series.

II.

1. Walter S. Gifford.

2. Richard B. Sheridan.