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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28

The French were preparing for
action. Air defenseS were tested to-
night and Indo Chinese forces were
partially modified.
london reported today all Brit
ons had been advised to leave Indo
China unless they have urgent bust
ness there.
The reports of Japanese ultimat-
UNI with midnight deadline orig
mated in japanese quarters.
(This dispatch made 1t appear that
despite official denials at Tokyo
Japan had demanded that Indo-
China reply by midnight to its
final demands which require great
territorial sacrifices IN Thailands
favor.
because of the time difference
the deadline was elastic. Midnigh'
Tokyo time is 10 pm. Indo-China
time and 10 am. EST. But midnight
French time, with the Vichy govern
ment speaking the final word for
France, is 8 am. tomorrow Toky1
time, and japanese spokesman had
indicated that they would not in
sist on using Tokyo time as OFFICIALLY
The assertion that large japanese
naval forces were moving south
ward came direct from a japanese
official
A japanese official said Japan
had large land, sea and air forces
in and around Indo-China and that
Indo-China must agree to the lat
est acknowledgements demands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
BY j. w. r. MASON
UNITED Press War Expert)

Disturbances in German occupi-
ed countries, which have been con-
cealed for a considerable time, now
suppression. Police action alone
has failed to make the invaded
countries amenable to Nazi rule
and Hitler is beginning to find it
necessary to employ military means
to maintain order.
In Holland, the German army
has invoked stringent measures
against strikers. In Norway, Ger
man courts martial have been Or
dered against local obstruetionists.
In Belgium, warnings of military
penalties against violators of gov
ernmental regulations are being
circulated. In Rumania General
Antonescu holds power only be-
cause German troops menace the
entire population. Even little Lux
emburg is receiving stern military
warnings to behave.
The troubles in the disaffected
areas are Fundamentally due to
dSdllSl Il
conqueror. People subjected to alien
rule that has followed military
trespass. against their neutrality
cannot be expected to be COM
PLEASANT.
The immediate cause of open &C
tiVtles against the German authori-
ties is traceable to the economic
results of the Nazi invaSions. Since
the German occupation of the small
unprotected European nations. their
plight has become increasingly seri-
GUS because of German seizures Of
local commodities.
Standards Decline
These little countries have seen
their normal standards of living
progressively decline, due solely to
Hltler's orders that the welfare of
the Geiman people must come first.
Poverty is replacing plenty in the
small conquered nations.
Germany is taking without Civ
ing. The normal reactions to this
policy is an accumulation of anger
and discomfort which even the hard
measures of the German police have
been unable to control
1t is natural that the diversion of
food from the occupied countries
to Germany should breed hoarders
and profiteers. In Belgium, especial
ly, commodities are being concealed
and withheld from the local mar
kets to bring higher prices.
The Germans are insisting upon
heavy penalties for those who are
caught. The trade, itself, however,
is due to the Nazi seizures of local
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Tokyo Says France
Hasn't Answered
Mediation Order

TOKYO, March l Saturday
CUP)-France today had sent no
reply to a japanese demand for
immediate acceptance of media
ton terms requiring Indo-C China
to cede large territories to Thai
land.
Government officials indicated
privately that a French response
by tomorrow night be acceptable.
They doubted answer from
France could be expected tonight.
1t was said deadline for accept
ance Of the terms had been set for
this weekend" while other quarters
insisted that the deadline was mid
night tonight.
What Japan would do in event
France rejected the terms was not
made clear but apparently Japan
has decided to bring an end to
what was described here as French
procrastination. There were indi-
cations Japan was prepared to en-
ploy force if necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Son Of Flanders
Commander Dies
Of Gunshot Wound

LONDON, Feb. % (UP) Sec
ond Lieut.. Charles Standish We're
ker, 30, only son of Gen. Viscount
Gort, former commander in chief
of the British Expeditionary Force
in Flanders, was found shot dead
yesterday with an army revolver
nearby it was disclosed today.
Vereker was heir to- the Gort
viscounty. He was one of the last
officers to leave Dunkirk in the
evacuation of the expeditionary
force which his father led.
He was found dead at his home
at Ccrfe Mullen near Wimborne
III Dorsetshire.
Viscount Gort is now inspector
general of the British forces for
training.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
British Eyacuafe
Italian Island

LONDON, Feb. % up An Of
ficial commuuique today reported
that British forces have evacuated
the Dodecanese Island of Castel-
rosso 10 miles off the Turkish coast
where they landed Tuesday.
A joint communique by the adj
miralty and war office said that
the British had withdrawn from
the little island after having ac-
compliShed their objective"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
California Farm
Income Boosted

SACRAMENTO, Feb. % (UP)-
California had agricultural income
of $650,4l0,00O in 1910, the third
highest in the history of the state,
the us. Department of Agriculture
reported today.
The record year was 1929, when
the farm income was $728,975, 600,
and the only other higher year was
1897, with 1893, 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Alfonso Dies Of
Heart AiIment

ROME, Feb. 90 tUP)-Alfonso
XIII, under whom the Spanish en-
pire fell from world power, died at
1850 am. Q:50 am. PS.TD today
In his suite in the Grand Hotel,
surrounded by his family, physic-
lans and priests.
He died peacefully, according to
DR.. Viovannia Colazza. His health,
delicate all his life, failed two weeks
ago and he had suffered a continu-
Gus series of heart attacks since
then.
Once the hope of the modern
Bourbons, Alfonso had assembled the
spanish throne on his birth SIS
years ago, and was ruling under a
regency at the age of IL when the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
U.S. Ministerin
Forced Landinu

MEXICO CITY. Feb. % (UP)-
A Honduran army plane with Unit
ed States Minister John d.. Erwin
and the Honduran chief of protocol
aboard, enroute from Tegucigalpa,
Honduras, to Los Angeles, made a
forced landing due TO bad weather
to Istepec, in the state of Oaxaca,
Mexico, the American embassy here
was advised today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-28
Olson Appoints
Adiutant General

SACRAMENTO, Feb. % cUrrn
Gov. Culbert Olson today appoint
Col. j. o. Donovan of Los Angela
as adiutant general and state e.
rector of Selective Service, repl1
ing Brig. r. f. Mittelstae
who has been called into fede
service with the National Guax<|e
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Dodgers Out
0fFirsi Spot
Split Twin Bill:
ST. Louis Inactive

NEW YoRk - The Brooklyn
Dodgers. after = brief whiri Al
first place IN the National league.
trsred the s. LOUIS Cardinals by
.oo4 points today.
The Brook. could % NJ better
than spit douhlehesdsr with the
last place Phillies yesterday. In
~ second game they couldn't
cope with the Old John NcGrsw
type of baseball taught by orc
a the disciples Of the late former
manager NJ the New York Giants.
This MCGrsw pupil i Hans
Lobert. coach o. the fhlilies
who has been directing the
club since Manager Doc FRO
thro hit the road on the "lcok-
nut for talent"
Lobert. according 10 sources
close 70 the Philadelphia front
office, vii succeed Prothro as
manager next year. They GER
tainly are not the same old
Phillies under Lobert's guidance.
CARDS RAINED OUT
Brooklyn won the first game Al
and was in first place briefly. the
game between the Cards and Cubs
having been rained out. Whit
Wyatt held the Phils to four hits
and drove in two runs with
double 49, he registered his 18th
victory NJ the wear. Murtaueh
stole two bases in this game and
Benjamin ran his season total 10
Il.
Murtangh stole his third
base IN the nighicsp rs the
Phlllies bounced the Dodger.
hack into second place with
Al triumph. Jefthander
Frank Hoerst limited Brook
lyn 10 four hits and did not
allow . safety until Walker
and Reiser singled In the sixth.
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati
last night, 81. Elmer Riddle held
the Pirates TO six hits but lost
when singles by Stewart and Mar
tin and DiMaggio's infield hit
filled the bases. Baker then came
through with a single TO drive
home two Pittsburgh runs.
The Yankees moved to within
one victory OF clinching the
American league pennant by de-
feating the Boston Red sox, al in
Il innings
Washington rallied with fiv.
runs in IN. ninth To defeat phils-
delphia, p-s. The As committed
seven errors.
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Charlie Rails
Under Knife

SEATTLE - Charlie Rails Of
Houston, Tex. leading Jockey this
year az Lorracres race track. to-
day undergoes an appendectomy
which will bar him from riding at
Playfair track in Spokane.
Rails suffered attacks fire.
quently toward the close OF the
Longacres season and entered a
hospital last night.
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innings pitched. by Bithorn s. 1T bat.
off bithorn az. runs off Rithoru 5.
hits. off Bithorn 3. runs responsible
Tor. hithorn 2 Weldon l. bases on
oalls OF blthcrn 2 struck out. by
Bithorn 3 Thomas ! Weldon 2 wild
pitches, Weldon >. hit BY pitrher
Mazsera by Rithorn left on bases
San Desc :. Hollywood 7. two-base
hits, MsEzcra. PeilHErini. three pa -
nit. Detnre stolen bases. Thomas ?
runs ostted IN. Jensen before. Ma
sera , double play, r~iiagrini q
Msryera
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PioneerLeaque
BY UNITED PRESS

Twin Falls dubbed out its win
ming run in the tenth inning last
night as the Pioneer league cellar
occupants shaded the league-lead-
ing Boise Pilots. 50.
Ogden and Salt Lake City,
emhatticd In struggle for
second place, divided n double
header. Ogden dropped the
opener As. hut came hack to
win the nightcsp. 10.
Scoring seven runs IN the first
two innings. Idaho Falls hested
Pocstello HI IN = suggest
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LEGROW. STARTER
pFNnLFTON, Ore. 49, Pa,

grow, a member Of the state rae
Ing commission. will he official
starter al the Pendleton roundup
races next week, IL was announced
today.
This year the Indian dances and
songs at the roundup are TO be
recorded on special sound equip
ment for use at the Carnegie
museum. Pittsburgh. and other
educational institutions.
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Rams Ram
Rah Rahs
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND - The Cleveland
Rams OF the National Professional
Football league demonstrated a
tast-running and crushing ground
attack last night in defeating the
Midwestern College All-Stars. 81
to !, in their fourth annual cha rity
game played before $4,000 fans in
Municipal stadium.
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Rain cancelled all three games
IN the Western International
league last night and eliminated
Tacoma's last mathematical chance
OF overtaking Salem in fourth
place and participating in next
weeks all-star playoff with the
championship Spokane Indians.
The teams enter their final
series tonight. with Vancouver at
tempting to defend its light grasp
on second place. The Capilanos in
wade Spokane. while Yakima's
tnird-place club has an easier
touch IN Tacoma. The Salem SEN
ators 20 10 Wenatche,.
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Trap Shoot
Sunday

The Tacoma Gun club has billes
its final trap shoot next Sunday
before the scattergun season opens
the following Sunday. Quint,
skeet, doubles, handicap and
singles shooting are on the pro-
gram.
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winning their semi-final positions.
Miss Betz overpowered Barbara
krase Of San Francisco. SO. 90,
without even mussing her taffy-
colored hair while Miss Osborne,
q plumpish girl who moves with
quiet elaboration. outmsneuvered
Helen Bernhard. one-time public
courts champion. Ga, 81. These
two will also meet tomorrow
with Miss Betz still favored TO win.
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STERN OPPOSITION

The Oklahoman's comeback, and
the flashy manner in which Kovacs
eliminated Jack Kramer in straight
sets, 50, is. rs was pretty
pertinent evidence that the one
who wins their semi-final match
tomorrow is going to prove stern
opposition for Riggs.
In the women's tourna ment, the
competition today was between
Mrs. Sarah Cooke Of New York
and Hope Knowles Of Philadelphia
in one match and Dorothy Bundy
Of Santa Monica. Cal. and the
former champion, Helen Jacobs OF
Berkeley, Cal. in the other.
Mrs. Cooke and Miss Jacobs
were solid choices here to join
Pauline BetI of Los Angeles
and Margaret Osborne Of San
Francisco In the bracket of
four.
The Misses Betz and Osborne
had little more than workouts in
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Hawaii Grid
Team Winner

HONOLULU Tn. University n,
Hawaii football team last night
opened its season with 25-O
victory over y team from the 2asth
Infantry Hawaii national guard.
The University team leaves Fri
day for the mainland for games
with College of Pacific and Uni
versity of Portland.
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Martin Drops
Costly Ball
Loses Come for His
Socs: Seottle Idle
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

khmfH nfninn tfatffs
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Oakland II. Sacramento 2.
San Diego s. Hollywood o
+ Los Angeles At Seattle. wet
grounds.
San Francisco at Portland, rain.
San Diego whaeked another
game off sacramento's lead In the
Pacific Coast league last night and
the solons' margin was down TO
a shaky two games.
The Sacramento slump. which
pulled the Cardinals down from a
i5-game lead in the last few weeks.
showed up again last night when
the Cards dropped an 1i-e decis-
ion to Oakland.
Manager Pepper Martin was
the goat. dropping = fls In
left field with two out In the
eighth.
Oakland had Just tied the
score at % after coming from far
behind. when Mel Duezsbou came
home on Hugh Luby's fly out Bill
Rigney. safe on an error, WIS on
second and Msrv Gudat was on
third and they romped home when
Martin muffed the fly.
San Diego fhumped Molly
wood so ~ Pitcher Bin
Thomas blanked the starr on
seven hits. His mates put on
. four run rally In the sixth
when Eddie Peliagrini. Hal
Patchett. George before and
Mel Maxxcra strung blts to-
gether.
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Pro Giants
Trim Stars

NEW YORK - All-star foothal
prestige took another nix dror
today and II can't 70 much lower
The New York Giants polished
off the Eastern All-stars last
night before 54.27e at the Polo
Grounds. 30 10 3.
Last week the Chicago
Bears thrashed the National
All-stars In Chicago, S7-IS.
Thus In the two big all-star
games the professionals have
run up go points TO the all
stars I6.
The Giants scored q touchdown
In the first 5ia minutes of play
last night and led throughout
Only once was the heat really on
them-Just before the first half
ended when two passes took the
All-Stars TO the vineyard line.
RECOVER TUMBLE
Here the Giants slapped the
All-Stars back twice and then re-
covered tumble by Big Jim
Castiglis, eN-Georgetown fullbsck.
on the seven-yard line Only once
after that did the All-Stars cross
mid-field.
fluffy Leemans plunged
over from the one-yard line
for the Giants first touch
down and Ward Cuff convert
ed. Late In the first period Jim
Castiglia place-kieLed n field
goal from the Giants IS for
the All-Stars' only score.
Ward Cuff kicked a field goal
from the All-Stars' 32-yard line
In the third period. Later in the
same period Nello Falaschi inter
cepted one of O'Rourke's passes
and ran 20 yards for the Giants
second touchdown. In the final
period Ed Danowsh passed Is
yards to Marefos for the Giants
final score.
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HOLF-N-ONF
VANCOUVER wash IA

Smith, IA. Oregon Junior Golf
champion, reached the heights OF
solfdom yesterday by scoring a
hole-in-one on the Vancouver
course. II was the first ace in
the courses history.
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PENN HAS PLENTY
Hill ABE LIP HIA C,

George Munger has invited As
candidates to report at Hershey,
when Pennsylvania opens foot
ball practice.
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ships were postponed today
until tomorrow because of
rain.
FOREST HILLS, \. Y.-Cocky
little Bobby Riggs matched his
tennis skill against the mechanical
game of Frank Parker in the
quarter-finals of the national
championships today. and he
wasn't cheered bit by the knowl-
edge that even II he won he faced
a mighty rocky road ahead
The dark-halred ex-Cali-
fornian. who won the national
crown In 1889 and lost II .
year ago. met Parker In the
hest NJ the four battles for
senii-final positions. He was a
hot favorite tn win. Bitsy
Grant NJ Atlanta faced young
Ted Schroeder Of Los Angeles
In the other auarter-finsl
match.
II wasn't so much Parker that
worried Riggs as the formida bic
displays of stroking given yester-
day by the first two men to move
into the Observation-Disclosures
Champion Don Mcneil of Okla
homa City and Frank Kovacs of
Oakland. Cal.
Mcneil, playing the best game
he has shown all year. cuffed
Wayne Sabin of Portland, Ore,
about by a go, rs. SO, 6-3 count
with a flat backhand shot which
counted for dozens OF placements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Hogan Again
Golf Favorite

CHICAGO - The richest golf
tournament OF 1871 opened at Tam
O'Shanter Country club today with
little Ben Hogan In the familiar
role of favorite and many an
unsung hero in an unfamiliar
position within striking distance
of fair share of prize money.
From total Of Sill. 900. tourna-
ment sponsors created fund to
pay off the first 40 finishers. p
break for lesser known golfers
who make big money tournaments
possible by their mere presence
and seldom pocket a quarter for
their efforts.
The entry list of 1877 read
like roll call Of high fin
ishers In the u. S. open. in
Guiding Champion Craig Wood,
p. e. A. Champion Vic Ghezxi,
Hogan, the top money man;
Sammy Snead. Lawson Little,
Johnny Bulla, Horton Smith
and a host of others attracted
by the extra bundle OF cash.
Snead. Wood, Bulla, Byron Nell
son, Clayton Heather, Lloyd Man
grum, Horton Smith. Lawson
Little and GheZzi, ranking in that
order behind Hogan as money
winners, strung in the same order
as gallery favorites.
Leading amateurs included
Stewart skip Alexander. Bur
lington, n. c., medalist in the
u. s. amateur at Omaha. and
MILFORD Wehrle OF Tam O'Shanter.
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wifh ELLIOTT METCALF

Met Bill Cuiion. the youngest member in history of thu
washington state boxing commission.
him.
Just 50 years old he looks even younger Can make YOU
look three times when he smiles Perhaps that aids him IN
selling bonds. that smile.
plenty Is
and wants IT kept high Nothing indicates
heiousnes just elean-eut friendly appearing citizen
the Tacoma pm tycoon smile broadly the
cunton pal Mort carraheral.o seatue. team
- pin punishcrs And do whale
Wen upon Of In.
Star TO travel with shoulder to shoulder BIZ
doubles
But Bill Hsrdman . keep guy
e~es me favor or two and that's to cash in
Thof Soldier Ball Come =.
There's one night on the early September calendar on
which we all should ask for a cessation of rain.
Even the duck hunters who found the
fure most pleasing.
That Mcchord Field
meet in what liable to ball that VIII draw the
nsa feature by
Funds
outfits for their educational entertainment
Tickets already the downtown
civilians grab ne cutchins good
That said because the have taken quite hs
Of ducss for sale the members.
THIS T. no ordinary game win ss for blood and thunder such
Rivolry Is Reol Mccoy. =.
When your old neirhbor was in the cavalry he knew
positively lestherneck doughboy, red-cord artillery
man or any other department could match us.
terestnr rivalry r.d-hot whiehot
morale
Why that Capt Cal Butterorh athletic hos. NJ the .s
He
atm bseves the signal had all the eavsymsn although
constantly trimmed their sails every competition
Can Just Cal reading that statement sizzling making
whispered denials
folks civilians should
take In the Mix with the uniform
them.
Boys Miles From Home -.
Most Of them miles from home They find il pleas
10 make friends among civilians. So il you to
add BIT of punch 10 the boys lives get out TO that
n am knou re far and than, Ike
them feel than nj home. If YOU can.
To goldurpdest
rubber behind the when
Out on hill will A. White of
the Sist Receiving pitches will n
McChord
And batting will he and young Harry
This proceed.
its luncheon
be the Junior ball
the Winthrop hotel
But above ALL scvlians-be that
You'll fast baseball played victory every
competiors
Incidentally the Hot
"Trip ticket that night
That feature alone bring
Hot
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Totals 50 II IL "a Is
abatted for Pippen In fifth.
bBatted for barrow In sixth.
Score b. Innings


sacramento ........ 600 43o 02o-- Q
Oakiand .........s. OOl O33 l3x-iI
summary - Winning pitcher. Bux-
ton; losing pitcher Hollingsworth:
innings pitched. by pippen 5. Schmidt
~, barrow /. CaplinRer IL. Holl-
lngsworth l y at bat. off Pippen 40.
Schmidt Is. barrow 3. Capiinger
Hollingsworth q hits off Pippen Z
Schmidt 8. barrow Caplinger
Hollingsworth ;. runs scored. off Pip
pen 7, schmidt 2 Caplinger 3 Holl-
in.sworth !. runs responsible for.
pippen 7, Schmidt :. Caplinger 3.
Hollinrsworth /. Buxton 2. struck
out. by Pippen a Schmidt 4. Darrow
!, CaplinRer l. Buxton q bases on
balls, off rippen 3. Schmidt 2. Cap
finger /, Hollingsworth z. Buxton /
Munger !; hit by pitcher. Martin bv
pipren, Christof ny Capiinser. HON.
runs, Wiecsorek Adams: three oass
hits, rsuby, wiecgorek. Rigney: two
hase hits, Endioott, Handiey Due1-
aoou. Dunn, runs hatted in, Wiee-
sorek I. Blattner. Schmidt 2. DueH-
ahou 2. Rigney a Tauhy, Adams 2
Luey Conroy. sacrifices Handl~v
Risney, Caplinser. stolen hsss. pueY-
snou; double play. Luby TO Rigney TO
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAY sRESULTg
ct Paul al Milwaukee. wet
grounds.
Louisville AT Toledo, rain.
Only games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Washington .. Philadelphia 8.
New York 2. Boston 4.
Only games scheduled.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adopted the suggestion n
Football standardizing
numbering of football players Under this wnrhack will
numbers blocking
ming backs 81 TO 50, tahacks 81 to 40;
guards 81 to So tackles II to 70 81
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Here the McChord Field Bonbe clever baseball club
scheduled 10 bottle the strong 4st Division feotue
GONE OF Athletic Pork Tuesdoy Sept g. The game spon-
soed by the ocoo Young Mems Business club Tickets
on sole OF the usuol downtown oeencies
Lett 10 right N the picture, top row. PIC Yockey Pvt
Schoeur Pvt. Stou Soft Sgt Schwndt PVT Hopping Pvt
9erdes. SGT Simpson Tech Sgt Moroon. Sgt Bosco Pvt.
Myers Pvt BodwIn Sto SGT Boxer Mr. Roth OF Woshino-
ton ordwore Co Bottom row Corp HoIett SGT prue Il
lonord Ii Ruse 1t Scott Ii Acres 1t Homer 1t Bevs L.
Arnold Il Murphy Athletic Director 1t Rogers Sherrnon
PVT Bowler ond Pic La Feur Pvt Bradley and Pvt Kelley
ore players not included in the picture
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All WI Tits
Hit by Rain
BY UNITED PRESS

All games Wednesday washed
out.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS REsrLrS
Brooklyn Al, Philadelphia Ia
D. Louis al Chicago, rain.
Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 2.
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Net Play at
Quarter-Final
Bobby Riggs Has
Hord Rood Aheod

FOREST HILLS. y. y
The national tennis champion
ships were postponed today
until tomorrow because of
rain.