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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ACCESSORIES for heating and PLUMBING.
repair and replacements. Call MACHINES,
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re.
paired quickly. factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased. Inquire RE. 1898.
OFFICE MACHINE CORP Bond Bldg.
APPLIANCES, refrigeration, washing ma
chimes; 24-hr. service. Ii. 1928. 21s
AWNINGS, bass, canvas chairs, cots, ten.
mis- nets, Iarpaulins, heavy and light can
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BRICKWORK, fireplace, chimneys, retain.
wall cinder block garage. concrete work,
gorsh 2 SfT yIGTpR; GTpE SP 2S3s co 90 12'
NV. Phone DI. 474l. Painting, interior
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Free estimate. Gall MR.. g. LOWE. .16'
tng and general contracting. Free esti-
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CO., DI. S065. I3s
CARPENTRY, roofing, siding. cement work,
plastering; all work guaranteed, free esti-
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PERSONAL (cont. J

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conhdence, freedom from self
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers
12-month program nj school. summer
scnool and CAMP, art, music, riding, SWIM
ming and all sports. WI $685..
DR. q JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602.
PHSSE ssS saE saEpHsRp sSs ssso ask for Mis-,
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$500 on your signature
SELF-CONSCIOUS? Danish audience fear
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TO TAX on your feet and be prepared for
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ior spot cash any make or model automo-
OUTDOOR :. ART CLASS. Tuesday and
THURSDAY afternoons, from June 20 through
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WANTED FOR INFANT. good private home
IN washington or vicinity; answer in de-
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES, CALIF.-Veteran return
ing home; can take 4 stopping nights;
leaving June IL. Call MA. 442O. Ext. $40,
mornings Z to Il. 30; eve. $3.50 to $50. I1s
EX-MARINE wants transportation to Cal
itornia; good driver: Al reference. Call
FIR. 1896. 11s
WANTED-Ride for two adults to Great
Falls Mont, or vicinity, Immediately; ref
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PERSONAL

RELIABLE WAKEUP SERVICE-For infor.
nation call AT. 2OSo.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs-Experi
workmanship. 5-day delivery. DAIGNE-
AuLT. decorators, CO. $500.
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000, S1.75; busines.
stationery, advertising specialties. ship
PING TAGS boaa saes books ETC. Low
BE PHOTOGRAPHED AT HOME-Bahies
family groups, weddings, BY reputable
studio. CHEVY CHASE STUDIO, OR
WANTED suburban boarding home for Is.
year-oid girl. Good board rate CHIL.
DRENs PRoTECTTVE ASSOCIATION, DU
WANTED boarding home for preschoo
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, DU. 1878.
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BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Let us help you find a new
fall position. Register now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg,
14th and G sts. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

IRL, colored, reliable. would like a jol
fter school. No laundry. NO. 5570.
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YOUNG LADY to sell In jewelry store;
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INTERESTING WAR WORK-Earnlnss al
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to p sso fHH rn e9EsSPRiKE e PEA sst rgonAe sac
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approved by War Manpower Commission
A JOB you WILL ENJOY-Learn this IN.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING for young woman
interested in permanent position with old
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can either take dictation or use dicta-
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this position should interest you Work
requires several outside calls each day or
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Dignified work with congenial associates
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background. experience and salary re.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER with knowl.
edge Of shorthand and typing; prefer one
with real estate and building experience
permanent position with postwar future
good salary to start; state qualifications
Box 477p, Star. 12s
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49, s@a
sSo6HNnT;EReIRLs twhite,, full or part time.
See Gee Miss .HN Hlrst: soST employment % ONCE 4th
coUNTER GIRLS, white, am. to 2:15
gP Ems sH9SHEf Yo4E ias Ra1EIHy haldays off, Apply Mrs
CREDIT BUREAU positions: Typists, file
girls, accountant. experienced and Begin
carry into nov Yeats ssI many sooS
gee Mr Althaus, M u THE Enc CREDIT Ehd 0zd5 s6REAU i5
pTEr E1 ( k1TcaEN II aiS HELPERS, white, $50 pc.
GARFIELD HOSPITAL, Adams 1900. See
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Ssss E IdseH hseEi 5aS VS. v
knowledge of .typins and laboratory work
. EXCELLENT salary. 5h-day week. Boz
pEAFTsMEN E,i s , for local war industry, ca a;
for those Qualifying. For appt. call WA
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white, over 1,
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hiEvATok iia aaS e. opERiAroRs. PEI eolored. part
Apply Jones, head bellman. WESTCHESTEf
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part time. See Miss Hirst, employment Of
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BRO, 9TH, sth and e sts. NV.
FILE CLERK. experienced. one who enjoy
fling: good hours and good pay. Call AID
EIooR MANAGER. experienced preferred
but not necessary; applicants 55 years ant
over will be considered. See Miss Hirst
employment ONCE, 4th door, 8. KANf
fooD CHECKER. experienced; excellen
e cARLToN ON HOTEL. sr 18th iS' and K sts. S nD.s n.s
FOOD CHECKER fwhite) for high-clas
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perienced. Apply personnel ONCE, O'DON
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! FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 16 or over: W
will train you for essential work on ou
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HEATfNG-Hot-w water ana hot-air heating
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pieces; baby crib, carriage; misc. articles.
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Il LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3 bed rooms COM
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Iiv. RM. SET. wine. mod, SIS; blue easy
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SS; curtains and drapes, tools, elec. ma
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MOTORS, q, cd, C., all makes. repaired.
exchanged; belts. brushes. ELECTRIC
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson 3-wheel
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Box 574, Front Royal; va. I1s
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| fAhI-ilME WOkhEh wanted Tor fWCk
general office work, including tipping filing
answering answer telephone and ACTING as recep
sa Win Ms some Sneo aa De-
typins; permanent position. pleasant work:
ng EoS sonaIsi1ns; sTbpE go9d salary Apply HAHN
PRAcTiccAH NURSE to to c care re- for elderl,
IToRIuM, Rockville pike. WI. 1907.
zSs@ wssS bk9 bsd
HlAn1t509; RADIO hNSiNEERs, need Seeded now by ,oca
possibilities and future in well-establishec
electronic industry; experienced in design
ing and layout Of radio communications
apt. call Wa 1900.
piose With typins Sa and peas some d beoEteepin, @
working conditions. Phone HA. 1857 fol
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have neat appearance and pleasing person
re- sEcRPTioNsr RPSs aha for airconditioned beaut.
sqn sa EMT q fB s00s salary
the public; hours, 2 to II: collsge-trains!
sary ssfS a' ana
snd s'9hoai AA6R' MugRzY Y i5tSssI DSNe
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helper; can live in. WAvERLEY SAM
TORIUM, Rockville pike. WI. 1907.
REGISTERED NURSE for girls summel
i mountain camp; can take mother with
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J SALAD AND SANDWICH MAKERS, inlme
satf sth oo2 SpeHRss WooDHRb hIg5 sse
6 daily, 12:30-9 Thursday.
SALAD AND PANTRY WOMAN, week
days. to pm, and Sundays, IL to !
Pm; right salary to a good woman Se
MRS. BRYAN, 1884 Conn. ave.
SALAD Girl, coiored, for one of Wash
: ington's finest restaurants; good salary
!. permanent position. Apply ODONNELL's
RESTAURANT, 1907 st. NV
SALESGIRLS needed in War Department
: Exchange. neat appearance plus person
ality necessary; permanent position witt
2 opportunity for advancement. Call Dl
r a344 for appointment.
SALESGIkLS, experienced, for women
specially shop; permanent position, goo
: salary and commission. Apply COLDER
+ DAWN HOSIERY CO., 1908 st.
SALESGlRLS, experienced, for large re
tail jewelry store Good pay, good hours
permanent positions for those Qualifying
= See MI. Gersci. 4th-hoor ONCE, r. HARRIS
q CO., 1lpl Fssst. NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
BRITISH AWAIT
KNOCKOUT BLOW
Continued from Page One)

house of war material. In unceas-
ing, endless conveys, implements
for carrying the fight across the
Rhine into the heart of Germany
are being brought to the forward
areas.
Roadsides, fields, woods, houses
and larger structures are cram
med with goods which spell the
end of Hitler. And facing the enc
my is a great array of artillery
which has been pounding him
ceaselessly along with almost con-
tinuous air bombardment.
What else? Much, much more.
Hundreds of tanks, tank destroy
ers Aand mortar guns and thou
sands of first-class, eager, impa-
tient troops.
Every type of assault boat that
can be used is ready to transport
troops and equipment across the
Rhine. They are there - hidden
behind a thick, swirling impene-
trable smoke scr zen which
stretches many miles.
All the troops - Canucks, Tom
mics and CT Joes-are anxious to
get started.
But perhaps the British have
just little greater spur.
Five and a half years I have
waited for this" said one lad.
five and half years during
which we were kicked in the teeth,
punched in the belly and socked
on the head-but never knocked
out. It took a lot of punishment
and a lot of patience awaiting the
day of victory. But we haven't long
to wait"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
CROFT, MARVIN
TO FIGHT HERE

Monday nights card at ITALIAN
Hall should include the best fight
to be seen locally thus far when
Sgt. Lee Croft, of Camp Mackall
heavyweight sensation, meets
Johnnie Marvin, heavyweight of
Washington, Promoter "Kid' Ellis
said today.
The match promises to be real
test for Croft, who has won all
seven Of his professional fights by
knockouts, as Marvin has defeated
such boxers as Tiny Taylor and
Bill Rinehart, both known locally,
and many other topnochers.
Ellis is trying to get man who
can extend Buddy Scott, fifth
ranking heavyweight of the world.
for a match here soon, and the
outcome of this fight may end his
search. If Croft can take it as
well as he dishes it out, he may
be the man.
The "Kid'' said the supporting
card would be full of action and
intends to announce the entire
program Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
NYU, Ohio State Teams
Favored In NCAA Meet

NEW YORK, March 23.-W.D-
New York University and Ohio
State were rated even choices to-
day for their meeting in the NCAA
eastern basketball championships
at Madison Square Garden tomor-
row night.
MI, which finished the regular
season with IS victories and seven
defeats, lost some prestige in de-
feating lowly-rated Tufts College
by IS points in the semi-finals last
night, big Arnold Risen again was
expected to be the big gun in the
Buckeye offensive. Ohio State had
a record of IA and four in season
play.
Tufts meets Kentucky, beaten
by Ohio State last night. for third
place in the eastern NCAA divi-
sion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
MACMILLAN FALLS
TO YANK TROOPS
Continued from Page One)

Naguilian after wading across the
river. Japanese, heavily attacked
by artillery, had blasted Il bridge
before fleeing. Engineers COM
manded by 1t. Col Francis P.
Kane, of Chicago, Immediately be-
gan repairing the 250-yard span.
A pitched battle at Bauang, four
miles northwest of Naguiian, pre-
coded capture of the town. Troops
under 1t. Col. Ernest D. Jessup,
Manhattan, Kas., took a heavy
toll of japanese and captured en-
envy supplies and equipment.
In the Cagayan Valley, on north
eastern LuZon, 25th and 32nd Di-
vision troops smashed four Japa-
nese counterattack-s with heavy
loss to the enemy and continued
the reduction Of strongpoints as
they advanced on Balete Pass.
Macarthur gave no indication of
the size of the attacking Nippon
csc forces.
These ground operations were
supported strongly by lighter
planes which at minimum altitude
attacked enemy installations, caus-
ing fires and explosions.
Probing the sea lanes to harrass
the ene1ny's attempts to supply
his homeland, Army bombers
smashed three conveys.
Off Indo-China, medium Mitch
ell bombers sank two 2,OO0-ton
freighters, two destroyers and a
minesweeper of a seven-ship con-
voy. One U. S. bomber was lost
as the attackers fought off eight
to 10 Japanese interceptors but
four Japanese fighters were de-
stroyed and two probably downed.
In the Wenchow sector of China,
patrol planes sank or damaged
6,000-ton freighter, four small
freighters and two luggers. In a
night attack off Swallow, another
search plane discovered a frelgh-
ter unloading. 1t sank 10 or so
junks unloading from the cargo
vessel, which may have been dam
aged by near misses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24

Buddy Scott, champion OF the
Southern ring, wrote Promoter
sKid'' Ellis the other day that ne
is defiantely interested in meeting
Sgt Lee Croft, Camp Mackall par
atrooper, in the ITALIAN Hall arena.
Although Croft has been lifting
the eyes of fight managers ana
promoters throughout the South
lately. his manager, John Allen,
has told Ellis that he wants his
bow to get a few more fights under
his bel. before he tackles Scott.
Since then, Croft has won two fights
by quick KOS, and kid" Ellis
thinks that possibly Allen will re-
consider the match. At any rate,
Wilmington fans will be looking for-
ward to the match, for the remote
possibility of such fight here isn't
100 distant to think about.
In his last appearance in Will
mington, Croft won over frankie
Ryan by KO early in the third
round, and last Wednesday night
at Charlotte he defeated K. O. Lev
ey of Brooklyn, N. Y, within one
minute and ten seconds after the
first bell sounded. Nevertheless,
Manager Allen wants the sergeant
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
NORTON MAY GET
USLA ASSIGNMENT

COLLEGE TATION, Tex,
March % Up Homer Norton,
head man of Texas A. and M.
football for more than a decade,
isn't talking other than that he's
perfectly satisfied with his pres
ent job, but there are strong indi-
cations he'll turn up as head
coach of University OF California
al Los Angeles next fall.
UCLA's athletic council is due
to select a mentor March % to
succeed the resigned Babe Horrell.
Norton, reported to have been
offered the position, said, II pick
ed A. and M. II years ago and
have been happy here. I'd hate to
leave Texas and the southwest.
I have a contract for five years"
But from LOS Angeles comes the
report that Norton has asked for
$4,000 more year than the re-
ported $12,50O paid Horrell. The
reason is obvious. Norton's salary
here is $4,000. 1t is indicated that
bonuses from bowl games would
bring his salary to around the
figure paid Horrell. The Aggies
have been in four bowl games in
the past six years.
Norton's present contract expires
in September. The board of di-
rectors recently voted new five
year contract. But it isn't believed
the board would want to hold him
to it if he had a better o2portun-
itY elsewhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
MARINES
GET new MENTOR

CHERRY POINT, March %
Capt. K. G. Lancaster, USMCR,
who for the past IA months has
been recreation officer for the
first and second Marine air wings
in the South Pacific, has taken
over his new assignment in the
recreation office at the Marine
Air Station here, succeeding Capt.
M. ]. Clipper Smith, USMCR,
who led Cherry Points Flying
Leathernecks to football glory,
during the last two years.
Captain Smith has been trans
ferred to Washington to attend
the special services school direct
ed by Col. E. E. (Swede) Larsen,
of football coaching fame at An
napolis. He joined the Marine
Corps April Is, 1943, after more
than a score Of his football pro-
teges had entered the service.
In 1917, Clipper became one Of
the late Knute Rockne's gridiron
squads at Notre Dame. He was a
letterman in track and basketball,
as we'll as football, and also took
a law degree and played baseball
at Notre Dame.
In the football coaching field he
won fame at Oregon's Columbia
University, Gonzaga, Santa Clara
and Villanova. During 1887 and
1888 his teams at Villanova won
% straight games without losing
one.
From Villanova the Clipper"
followed many of his boys" into
the Marine Corps. He came into
the service as a captain, but he
knows the rigors of training pre-
scribed for the enlisted men. At
ter taking indoctrination courses
at Camp Elliott, he attended the
Camp Pendleton combat condition.
ing school under Dick Hanley,
gridiron star now in the Marines.
He then became commanding Of
ficer of the school, before assign
ed to Marine aviation and Cherry
Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
Cuff Notes
's,aapyVF
Nv JACK STILLMAN

to be in top shape when he tackles
Buddy Scott.
"I'm sorry there wasn't much
competition for me there on your
last program" Scott wrote Ellis,
"but if you can arrange for me
to meet Croft, that is what I'm
looking for"
It has been reported in local
fight circles that Ellis has been
dickering to get Croft to sign to
meet Jim Bowden, if the sergeant
manager doesn't allow him to meet
Scott.
Bowden is the fighter who held
Scott to a ten-round draw in Jack
sonville, Fla, recently, and this
looks pretty rugged for Croft, no
matter which of these opponents
he picks-if either.
Although Ellis doesn't want to
come right out and predict, he
feels relatively sure that Croft may
consider a fight with Scott at Tha-
Ian Hall.
Sgt. Croft was scheduled to meet
Whizzer White, of the U. S. Marine
Corps, in the USO hall at Norfolk,
Va, last Monady, but the bout was
cancelled at Whites request, be-
cause Of Marine Corps duties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
ATHLETICS BEAT
CURTIS BAY nine

BALTIMORE, March 23,-(P-
The Philadelphia Athletics turned
back the Curtis Bay (Md) Coast
Guard team today 14-13 in the first
game of the season for both.
The AS came through with the
winning run in the eighth after
a slam bang seventh inning in
which "a batters came to the plate.
Charley Metro, who is fighting for
a regular post with the Athletics,
turned in the best performance,
leading off the attack that cllnch-
ed the game.
He doubled to left in the eighth
with bases loaded, scoring two
runs. Joe Burns followed with
single, bringing in Dick Siebert
and Metro.
Phila. CALI 900 o1O 85o-14 u 2
Coast Guard 200 ITO 900-13 u 3
Black, Knerr, ca Horner, CD,
Conway, CD, and Hayes, Ronay,
Supple, co., Kerr, Cd, and Tabac-
heck, Reeves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
FIRST CHANNEL
BASS IS CAUGHT

John A. Killian, 71s North
Fourth street, caught the first
channel bass of the season in local
waters yesterday afternoon. &C
cording to an announcement by
George Canady, secretary of the
New Hanover Fishing Club.
Killian:s catch, hooked from the
Mira Mar pier at Wrightsville
beach, weighed seven pounds and
one ounce. AS he arrived in the
city too late to have the fish
weighed in officially at the head
quarters of the fishing club, it will
be weighed in this morning.
The fisherman reported that
trout were biting at the resort yes
terday, but none were being
caught.
Killian's catch, when approved
by committee of the New Hanov-
er Fishing Club, entities him to a
prize of S. worth of merchandise.
awarded each year by the club for
the first channel bass caught at
tie March l, weighing more than
five pounds.
Remaining prizes to be award
ed are the women's entry for the
first channel bass, and the mems
and women's first catches Of blue
fish, weighing more than three
pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
Tar Heel Boxing Coach
Is Indicted Into Navy

CHAPEL HILL, March %. Up
Joe Murnick, University of North
Carolina boxing coach, who re-
ported for possible Army induction
at Fort Bragg Tuesday, has been
assigned to the Navy and will
report Immediately at cambridge,
Md, Naval Training Station, the
University announced tonight.
A former Tar Heel boxing sta,
Murnick coached here the past
three years, his teams losing only
one match in the past two seasons.
His charges won the Southern Con-
ference title this year,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
Pitcher Henry Wyse
Gets First Workout

FRENCH LICK, Ind, March %.
-U.H-Pitcher Henry Wyse took
his first workout with the Chicago
Cubs today and Manager Charley
Grimm promptly predicted that
the 27-year-old Highlander would
win 20 games this season.
Grimm based his prediction on
Wyse's two years of major league
experience and the overall slump
IN major league talent. Wyse top
ped the Cub staff in victories last
year when he won Is and lost IS
games. Although he injured his
back in a war plant accident last
January, he appeared in good
shape today as he pitched batting
practice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-24
Cardinals To Move
To Sportsmen's Park
For Spring Training

CAIRO, Ill, March 23.-W.p)-
President Sam Breadon of the
St. Louis Cardinals arrived in
camp today and after one look
at the water-logged baseball
field announced that the World
Champions would withdraw to
St. Louis Monday.
Breadon conferred with Coach
Mike Gonzalez, who is handling
the squad in Manager Billy
Southworth's absence, and said
the Cardinals would work out
here tomorrow and Sunday and
then return to Sportsmen's
Park in st. Louis to complete
their spring training program.
The Cards have been unable
to use the ball park here be-
cause of its flooded condition.
Gonzalez held an outdoor work.
out today on the grounds adj
joining the gym.