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Evening star., 1943-09-29
ToIan 10 Press Plan
To Give Servicemen
Beds in GARAGE

After meeting with the Service
mems Lodging Committee of the
War Hospitality Committee, Repre-
sentative Tolan, Democrat, of Cali
fornia, said today he would con-
tiaue his efforts to have the Senate
garage converted into sleeping quar-
ters for transient servicemen.
Mr.. Tolan said he feels that addi-
tional facilities should be provided
near Union Station for the men
who must wait several hours for
trains. He added, however, that he
Is mot married to the idea" of plac-
ing beds in the Senate garage, and
that II construction of barracks near
the station is believed more desir-
able. he will support this move.
The meeting of the Servicemen's
Lodging Committee yesterday was
devoted largely to a review of what
already is being done to provide
sleeping quarters for visiting serv-
AtCitiSii, SoVS 1oI z-oGf WlIlbt SPIf@
icemen and 404 colored were avail
able last Saturday night, it was re-
ported. Nearly 400 of these cots re-
manned unoccupied, and while to-
tai of l,4S9 applicants were turned
away from overf1owing lodging
centers, the committee said most of
them found beds at other centers to
which they were referred.
Z Floyd Akers, chairman of the War
Hospitality Committee, said that
opening of the United Nations Serv-
Ice Center next month in the old.
Capitol Park Hotel building should
care for many of the men who must
wait for trains.
He admitted, however, that open
Ing Of the new center may not en-
tirely solve the Union Station prob
lem, and added that if the Senate
garage can be converted to sleeping
quarters for servicemen sit will be
a good thing for the community"
Evening star., 1943-09-29

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Evening star., 1943-09-29
Squirrels Hoard
Cooked osCur
Gets Wormup

Charles E. Slawson, 37ol Massa-
chusetts avenue, N. W.. doesn't drive
his automobile very much He has
only an A card, and for a stretch of
several weeks the car sat in front of
his home.
Yesterday he started the car. ran
1t for a warmup and to charge the
battery. From the engine came
strange odor.
Lifting the>h he found the top
Of the motor covered with nuts. now
roasted. He figures squirrels were
using the motor as hiding place for
their winter hoard.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

when the ceremony was performed
In Las Vegas, New. June 6, 1912.
The hearing had been enlivened
by the testimony of Mrs. Fear that
prior to their marriage she had
shared his affections with his first
wife. Grace. Mr.. Fear told her, she
asserted, that he and Airline had
been married in Greek incarnation
1900 years ago.
The court denied her petition for
a divorce.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

Marching In" and Amt Dat Good
News"
The chorus was directed by First
Sergt. Alexander B. Jordan of ST.
Paul. Mimi, graduate of Tuskegee
Institute, and Pvt. James Mcdaniel
of Kansas City.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
United Air Lines Asks
District-Midwest Route

Operation Of new, direct flights
for passenger, mail and express
service from Washington to ST.
Louis and six other cities in the
industrial Midwest were, requested
in a new-route application filed
with the Civil Aeronautics Board by
United Air Lines today.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
zoo CoIored Soldiers Sing
To SeIIoui London Crowd

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. pa Cabin in
the Cotton" came to Albert Hall last
night with stirring program of
American spirituals and ballads
sung by chorus of 200 colored SOL
diers.
United States Ambassador John
G.. Winant was among the sellout
audience which heard the chorus
present such spirituals as Certainly
Lord" and when Angels Go
Evening star., 1943-09-29

Between numbers. the London
Symphony Orchestra played under
the direction Of Warrant Onicer
Hugo Weisgall Of Baltimore, and
solos were sung by Roland Hayes,
American tenor.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Court AnnuIs MARRIAGE
Of Fear to Secretary

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 29.-The
marriage of Ralph Gordon Fear,
former wealthy Culver City camera
manufacturer, and Airline Fear, Is.
his one-time secretary, was annuled
yesterday.
Superior Judge Henry N. Willis
ruled Mr.. Fear, 54, was mentally i'll
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Duke Of Aosfa Arrives
AT u. 5. Naval Base
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
NAVY AT AN ADVANCED MEDI-
TERRANEAN BASE, Sept. "a de
layed).-Italy's Duke of Aosta, who
once was appointed King of Croatia
but never went to that turbulent
country to assume the crown, arrived
here today in q private yacht.
He was accompanied by Italy's top
destroyer admiral, Amedo Nomis di
Pollone.
The duke expressed the hope that
the delivery of the Italian feet into
Allied ports might enable the feet
to assist the Allies in bringing an
immediate peace to an Italy being
ravaged by the enemy within and
without"
Evening star., 1943-09-29

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book, the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
IS Injured When Train
Oyerfurns Into Ditch

6y the Associated Press.
SANBORN, Mimi, Sept. 29.-Fif-
teen persons were hurt, one seri-
ously, when two coaches of a Chi
cago and Northwestern train over
turned in a ditch four miles west
Of here about 2:30 am. today.
Seven of the injured were from Chi
cago.
Inc injured were taken to hos
pital at Tracy, about Is miles west
of here. Several others were hurt
but were able to continue on an
other train.
The wrecked train was No 504.
eastbound from Tracy to Mankato.
Reports here said broken rail was
believed to have caused the acci-
dent. About 500 feet of track was
torn up.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
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Evening star., 1943-09-29

ODORA IMPERIAL WARD
ROBE; made of fibre board In
wood grain finish, with wood
framed door which swings on
built-in pivots, for easy opening
and closing. With Odora re-
tainer. Size 60x2Sx21 In.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Newsom Gets 5th VIII
As Dodgers Defeat
Reds by 5 10 7
Walters WiIdness Aids
Leaders to Four Runs
In First Two Innings
BY the Associated Press.

by lne ASSOCldteQ Press.
BROOKLYN. May 22-Taking
advantage of Bucky Walters wild
ness the Brooklyn Dodgers put over
four runs in the first two innings
and then STAYED of Cincinnatis
late-inning threats as they whipped
the Reds. 5 to 2, today.
The usually reliable veteran right
handler loaded the bases on walks In
the first inning, setting the stage
for Billy Herman's two-run single
Bucky started the second frame by
walking Mickey Owen, and after
the Brooklyn catcher had been
moved up with a sacrifice Augie
Galan crashed with a double Arky
Vaughan's single brought Galan
home and sent Walters to the
showers.
Clyde Shoun, Vernon Stone and
Ed Heusser checked the league
leaders with four hits and one run
the remainder of the distance, but
the Reds could do little against
Bobo Newsom as he went the route
to become the first National League
hurler to hang up five victories this
season.
Newsom yielded nine hits and
walked four men, but was stingy in
, the pinches, leaving II Reds
stranded on the sacks. Trailing SO
as the result of another run by the
Dodgers in the sixth, the Reds broke
through for their first tally in the
seventh on Linus Frey's single and
Estel Crabtree's double and added
another in the eighth, when Eric
Upton led off with a triple and
counted on Steve Mesner's fly.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Pro Footballs Outlook Is Fair
Bergman, Skins Coach, Feels

I'm making our plans to go right
ahead we will do nothing that could
interfere with the war effort, he
said.
I'VE hope that each team will be
able to play six Sunday games at
home" Bergman said. That would
leave comparatively few road games,
and not add to the burden on trans
portation."
Out of our squad of 80 men last
season we have IA who should be
available for the approaching sea-
son. providing local draft boards
do not change their status, or new
selective service regulations catch
them" Bergman said.
Sammy Baugh's case serves as an
Illustration Of what the professional
star will have to do in order to
keep the game alive"
The sweet singer" from Sweet
water, Tex, has hundreds Of acres
of ranch and farm land where he
produces some of the food the Ma
tion needs.
With most Of the farm chores
done by football time, Sammy would
bring his family to Washington
take a Job in defense industry, do
his practicing at night and his
playing on Sundays.
I'VE expect to limit our workouts
to three or four NIGHTS a week.
Bergman said, land the PLAYERS
NAV not be able to drill more than
an hour or two. but that simply will
be war football for you"
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse s4oo claiming
vendors Lien ny tAustin5 a9o" 800 80 3" $50
AmperaGe fGarrettl 1920 20
Flick tRoot) $50
Also ran-Sea sonal. Arboreal, Noonstep,
War Smoke and Grey Flash.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming: ::
Purport Ms9e saa w. '00a! 4oo 'e%onSs a5a $50
Shailleen (Austin) $50
Also ran-Tar Miss. of1ciate wintime,
Sir jerome and War Grand.
DAILY Double paid Sl35.s0o
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; Charles Town
course.
PittsPq5sh Tds pi ,xrt 1Eltzseraln 4.so $50 %"
Saint T'ma, pyIe%.ek ! s5sk R0ot' $50
Clock Time. Glitter Girl.
FOURTH RAcF-Purse. $500: claiming:
yehn sSarpett9 ane up 6 fuFonfs 4n 30
Cleaning Tine. Palumbo, ''4' 40 40 80" -"
Exarch (Mayer) 4sO
Also, ran.clavier. vantryst. Hard Loser
and Alseleda.
T1f'1d hACE-turSe, S4UV. claiming,
3-year- -olds: about furlones.
Toy Quay tPalumbo) $50 $50 $50
Bills Anne tGrant) 4oO so
Evening Shot fWitmer) 1850
= Time, 1:3435.
Also rsn--pickwck Arms, calabozo,
Court Ball. Orlene and Somewhere
. SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3,year-olds and UP; Charles Town course.
GGlympian Gc,nrId 3r,1S SAgstin) $40 $50 $50
Royal Echo (Gran) $50
Time, 1.223..
Also ran-Teco Tack. Marandan. Lost
and Found. American Fire and Attune.
t. SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Tncaro y. 70, Lily ~, tRoob $50 $50 $50
Mystic Man tDu1ord) 42O
Time 1:57
Also ran-Bob Junior. Miss Defiance,
Seplin and Idle Night.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
Jack Horner (Kirk) $50 $40 800
Hot Man tRichard) $50 $40
MIX Toast fWitmer) 500
Time, 2:01+s.
Also ran-Worthowning Hoptown Lass,
Say Judge and Ben Griffith
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Mooney, Moak Seek
Third Red Cross
Duckpin Wins
Mount Rainier Is Host
To Tourney Today;
Ace Duos Clash

Jack Mooney, the inextinguishable
fireman, and Bill Moak, the Vet
erans' Administration pinman, will
be shooting for their third Red Cross
tournament victory when the big
benefit event starts at 2 this after
noon over the Mount Rainier maple
lanes.
The veteran Jack, who has yet to
miss the event since it got under
way in midwinter at the Lucky
Strike, chalked up his second win
last Sunday at Northeast Temple,
while Moak earlier copped the top
prize of $50 at King Pin and Takoma
and sandwiched In third place at
Arlington Bowling Center.
So far, 1925 men and women have
participated in the five-game handi-
cap affair, which is by far the long
est sustained tournament on record
in duckpin history.
Crack Duos to Clash.
Last Sunday 106 rolled at Temple
and Manager Eli Friedman han high
hope of being host to another big
field today.
AS an added attraction, Madge
Lewis and AL Wright will strive to
square matters with Helen Roberts
and Nick Rinaldi for the drubbing
they received last Sunday in a mixed
doubles match at Temple
Also Of interest will be q team
match at Takoma Recreation at 8
o'clock bringing together two Brat
burd Pig Farm teams, one COM
posed OF five Of the city's leading
woman rollers and the male team
Of the Brookland Merchants League.
It's an All-Star Line up.
The selected feminine aggregation
which next Sunday will bid for the
women's team championship in the
Cumberland Valley tournament at
Hagerstown. Md, will be composed
of Helen Roberts of Clarendon and
metropolitan match-game cham
pion; Vickie Croggon of Brookland
and national four game record
holder with score of 555: Lois
Gladding Of Brookland, ranked No.
ii last season, Jessie Sacrey Of
Lafayette and among the city's first
ranking 10 last season; and Frances
Wilson, Takoma Recreations lead
ing woman bowler this season.
Joe Freschi will captain the mems
Pig quint, which will include Joe
Francella. Carl Bausch, Jack Bausch,
Charley Brynes and Arvo Saari.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Champion Grays Face
Tough Phihy Stars
Double Bill Is Slated
At Griffith Stadium

With practically the same lineup
they had last season when they gave
the champion Washington Home
stead Grays SO much trouble. the
ladelphla Stars come here for a
double header baseball engagement
this afternoon against the Grays at
Griffith Stadium. First game begins
at O'Clock.
Only newcomer to break into the
batting oroer so far is Jim Ford,
second baseman The entire hard
hitting star outfield Is intact, in
cluding Homer Curry. playing man.
ager, in right, Gene Benson in CEN
ter and Roy Parnell in left Another
hefty clouter is Henry (Swingtime)
Spearman at third.
Pitching for the Stars probably
will be Barney Brown and Chester
Buchanan. The Grays are in first
place in the Negro National League
by virtue Of three straight victories.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Potomac Archers Meet
To Plan Tournament

A special meeting of the Potomac
Archers has been called for tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock at the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church, Ninth
street and Massachusetts avenue
NV.
Persons interested in archery are
invited by President Ira N. Gull
lickson to attend. Plans for the
clubs first tournament on Sunday,
May 30 will be made, and a sound
movie on archery will be shown.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Lewis Meets Garner
Tuesday for D. {.
Boxing Crown
Garry Excellent Marks
Into Lieht-Heovy Bout
At Turner'S Arena

The District light heavyweight
boxing championship will be at stake
on Tuesday night at Turner'S Arena
when Stoney Lewis and John Gar
ner, Negro scrappers, meet for a
l0-round match.
Lewis just turned 81, has lost only
three fights in 81 professional en-
gagements. His latest win was over
Rocky Luciano in Baltimore re-
Gently. Here he decisioned Lamber-
tine Williams at Uline Arena after
winning a return match against
Oakie Greer, one of the three fight
ers to defeat him.
He also has defeated such fair
club fighters as AL Gilbert, Rocky
Luciano and Taylor Miller. Al
though not such a heavy hitter he
Is a good boxer and has displayed
ability to take punishment.
Garner has had only nine pro-
fessional fights. but never has been
defeated. His style is somewhat un-
orthodox and he has proven difficult
to hurt. In those nine fights he's
had few real tests, although he did
accomplish something when he de-
feated Buddy Thomas and knocked
out Buddy Holmes.
The winner is being considered as
a possible opponent for Steve Ma
makos, District fighter, who recently
started a comeback by beating Tito
laylor In Milwaukee. Promoter Joe
Turner has contacted Humphrey
DeCela. Mamakos' manager, regard
ing use OF the Golden Greek in an
outdoor bout at the ball park. this
OF course, depending on Steve,s
showing in his next fight.
Make Starr, the popular little SOL
dler from Harrisburg, Pa, who went
through two whirlwind draws
against Pete Galiano here. is back
this week in one Of the supporting
matches. He meets Collier Ostwalt
OF Beaumont. N. c., in an eight
rounder. Ostwalt, 135-pounder, has
Won six straight fights since leaving
amateur ranks and is said to be a
fast little battler. Among his vic
TINS was Lee Rosan.
Sammy Daniels, who last week
knocked out Billy Bates, tackles
Charley Bennett of Washington in
the eight-round semifnal. A six
rounder SENDS Nick Kirsh of Will
mington against Joe Price of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
0|ympian Easy Victor
In Columbian Purse
HeIorio Finishes Second
In Charles Town Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. May
p. - Joseph Bruno's Olympian,
barely defeated in his previous at
tempt over this oval, came back to-
day to win the Columbian Purse
which featured the weekend pro-
gram Of the Charles Town Jockey
Club.
Coming to the finish line a COM
Portable four lengths in front of
Neloria Stables Heloria, Olympian
returned a s640 mutuel to his back
ers in the crowd of approximately
5000 persons.
The winner was clocked in 1:22 3-5
over heavy track.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Cardinals Pound Ball
Beat Giants Twice
Prevail by 10-7 and 81;
Gumbert Mound Stur
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The ST.
Louis Cardinals used power at the
plate plus well-pitched game by
Harry Gumbert in the nightcap to
sweep double header with the NeW
York Giants today. They won the
first, loosely played affair, 10 to T.,
and took the second, to l, with
Gumbert hurling shutout ball the
last eight innings.
The world champions jumped on
Johny Wittig for four runs in the
first inning Of the opening contest,
two on homer by Whitley KuroW-
ski. and tailed the same number in
the eighth off Ace Adams They
completed their 13-hit attack with
two more tallies at the expense Of
Harry Feldman in the ninth and
needed them as the Giants bounded
back with four runs that drove
Howard Krist from the mound.
Gumbert had 81 lead over Cliff
Melton. Van Mungo and Feldman
going into the ninth of the night
cap. Lou Klein and Stan Musial
then promptly left no doubt as to
the winner, hitting home runs to
climax the Cards 15-hit offensive.
Musial's blow came with Harry
Walker on base.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Women Dupnne City Championships Split 1000 Melon Tomorrow
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Prob-
able pitchers in the ma jor
leagues tomorrow with won and
lost records in parentheses (all
games are double -headers).
American League.
Washington at Chicaeo
40 and Wynn 1-0 VS.. Lee ODD
and Ross G-0).
Boston at Detroit-Dobson 1-3) and
Terry t0-0l VS.. Bridges u-2) and
OVermire (2-0.
1-2) and Chandler (4-0) or Donald
ODD vs.. Dean (2-W and Smith t2-0(.
Philadelphia at st. Louis. Harris
u-4) and Flores (5-D VS.. Sundra
CID and Galehouse I'D.
National League.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-starr (2-3l
VS.. Head (2-D and Wyatt n-2).
st; LOUIS at New York-White t3-2l
an and Pollet CD vs.. Hubbell (0-O and
Pittsbursh at -shuman
(0-O and Dietz t0-0 VS.. Kraus (3-D
and Johnson f3-D.
Chicago at Boston-Bithorn (3-4)
and Derrineer Q-3) VS.. Barrett (2-2)
and Andrews {4-D.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Softly Franchises Open
In District Rec Loon

District Recreation Department
has openings for several teams in
various community softball leagues
Interested managers may telephone
Buck Davidson, Northeast region
at Rosedale Playground, National
5000, extension 1868; Ora Thomas
Georgetown, extension 2580, or Ar
thur Kriemelmeyer, Takoma Cool
idge Recreation Center, Georgia
9772.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball,

TODAY.
Baseball.
Philadelphia Stars VS.. Wash
tngton Homestead Grays, Negro
National League double header,
Griffith Stadium, 200
TOMORROW.
Baseball
Norfolk Naval Training Station
VS.. Washington War bond exhi-
bition), Griffith Stadium, $50.
Fairfax at Washington-Lee
High, Ballston. Va, $50
Gonzaga at Anacostia, 400.
Track.
District high school champion
ship finals, Central Stadium, 3.45.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Pauline Betz Is to Seek
Clay Courts LoureIs

DETROIT, May 22.-The Detroit
Tennis Club announced today that
Pauline Betz, Rollins College senior
who holds the national women's
title, has entered the clay courts
championships scheduled here June
IA to 20.
Seymour Greenberg of Chicago
mems champion, is in the armed
service and may not defend his
mems title.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
National Softies ToppIe
NAVY in Airport LOOP

The eight-team Airport Softball
League opened with National Air
port Yellow Jackets nosing out
Naval Air Transport, 9-8.
Games are played on two dia-
monds at the airport. Other clubs
in the loop are Transcontinental &
Western, Penn Central, Gulf Oil,
Airport Post Ofiice, Eastern Air
Lines and American Air Lines.
The diamonds also are being used
by Army Air Force personnel To-
Gated near the airport. Girls en-
ployed at the Air Force annex also
are organizing = softball league.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
BIoodworth'S 5 Hittinu
Gets Tigers Victory
Bots Over All Four Runs
As Trout Blanks Bosox
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT. May 22.-Paul Dizzy
Trout and Jimmy Bloodworth COM
bined today to give the Detroit
Tigers their second straight victory
over the Boston Red Sox. 4 to O,
with Trout pitching a two-hitter
for his fourth successive triumph
and Bloodworth driving in all four
runs.
Trout, who has gone unbeaten
since dropping a three-hit season
opener. permitted only three Sox
to reach base.
Bloodworth singled behind Rudy
York's triple in the NTH, and an
inning later he belted a two-run
double after Dick Newsome had
issued two passes. Pinky Higgins
single, sacrifice and another
Bloodworth single completed scor-
ing in the eighth.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Lois Schwartz Lone
Roller 10 Ring Up
Triple Triumph
Lucy Rose Bags Double;
Lorraine GuIIi Sets
An All-Time Record

A prize melon of more than 1000
will be sliced tomorrow night at
the Lucky Strike when the Wash
ington Womens Duckpin Associa-
tion pays of the winners in its
recent 22d annual tournament. Glass
c and D bowlers will receive more
than half of the big sum, but prob
ably the most conspicuous pin
spiller in the payof1 will be Lois
Schwartz, the only contestant to
win three championships.
The little Post Office Ladies'
League roller won the class F sin
giles with 319. fired 324 to share
the class F doubles with Mary Jane
Beltzhoover and despite her 263
team count carried off the F all
events with an all-time record nine
game score of 906.
The Women's city event also was
high lighted by Lucy Rose of Ross
lyn in winning the class A singles
with the tournaments top set of 4Oo
and gaining the all-events for the
second successive year with 1,1l9,
While Lorraine GULL. secretary OF
the association, fired an all-time
record set of 419 as Hi-Skor won
the team title with 1888.
The complete prize list follows:
Evening star., 1943-05-23
BY BUS HAM,
Associated Press Sports Write

The new coach Of the world cham
pion washington Redskins, ener-
getic Dutch" Bergman, musing
over the prospects of professional
football next season, decided the sit
uation looks this way:
by the first Of June we'll be
rounding up our players and other
wise beginning to get ready. and we
only hope that the other eight clubs
cleveland has withdrawn in the
league feel the same way about con-
tinuing as we do"
There is nothing sure about any
thing in athletics these days, but
Bergman is confident the Govern
ment will give professional foot
ball every encouragement."
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Krouse Appointed Coach
Of Irish Basket Boil

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 22.-
Edward W. (Moose) Krause, foot
bah line coach at Notre Dame for
the past year, was appointed tonight
by the Rev. Hugh O'Donnell. C. S.
c.. president of the university, as
head basket ball coach.
krause had been acting head
coach since the death Of George E.
keogan last February. '' .
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Marines Beat GreenbeIt

QUANT1CO, Va, May % (P).-
Quantico Marines collected 16 hits
today to beat the Greenbelt A. C.
4-3 behind the effective mound
work of Mahon who limited his
opponents to seven safeties and
struck out seven. Glasgow pitched
for Greenbelt.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Softbo|Iers Postpone
Contests Tomorrow

The games originally scheduled to
be played tomorrow night in the
Sports Center Night Softball League
at Washington Stadium have been
postponed because Of the War bond
baseball game at Griffith Stadium
between the Mats and Norfolk Naval
Training Station.