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Evening star., 1948-10-07
Heip oohssric fcens

enced with children: Thurs. every other
sun of; recent e"I refs. required; $3.50
COOK. LAUNDREss, houseworker. small
apartment. 10th and Florida. 6-day week;
s cut SD or Hdams
COUPLE. to live in main residence OF farm
estate; modern quarters; man. farm knowl,
COOK loves children: immediate OPENING,
Call CO 1000 weekdays: Upperyille 40 Sal
afternoon; sun. or write JOS. c. KEN KEN
G.H.W., experienced. neat: city REFERENCES;
live in, pleasant room S2l so wk, IA
GHW, for Wed. and Sundays only. At
CIV: motheFss helper; plain cooking nn e
Westchester Apis, EN- o594. IS
G.H.W.. plain cooking. thoroughly expert
enced: recent local references Sligo 20l2
Georsia % and d Eastern ra ave. sH-day wk.. sit
in > and 8 months. IA: ssio pet. ,I,.. 40
efhcient worker, have excellent local do
mfitis TsfsGsnces and are Mo0 over 5
with refs; $40. TR. 0645 after ; pm $
GIRL. white. reliable: to take care Of 2
children; days Wk.; SIG. Call Ii.
GIRL, exper., to care for small children
and do liEht housework; must have health
card and be gillips to Hs1 submit refs before
GIRL, coiored. betw. 25-35 live in; Eh.w;
and care of 9 small children; Thurs and
start local refs RA. 1874. =
HOUSEKEEPER. reliable. for small family:
fS9f hGns IRs ahs to h tsSe car.
small apartment. for room and board and
,alary @ ,hh and ! child. GL 1sa2 ~ ~
family WI 344n
month Call after 5 pm. OR, 1888. =
Nsh chdren saS saS as must oa
reliable and able TO assume responsibility:
cny references; 512-day wk.; S25. GE.
yURsEMAID. Mon. throush Fri, 7:3o to
$50; cares of > little girls, both in school:
light housework; between 1890 yrs. age;
vic. 18th and Newton NV. Do not apply
fsi eartsfe i0ne Cali al eHson Hudson 6as4 "eS 81"
Sousexork and an care baby; "a mos. ewes
from about 5 pm. from Nov. /: room and
BOARD: NV Wash: small salary open. Write
MRS. W. 8. B. LACY. Elwood. Letsburs. Va
WAITRESS ss-CHAMBERMAD. white. exp
refs reauireHe re- smsL family; Georset9Tn
WoMxS White, . steady, cooperative;
Sat: SIS wk. Phone TR. 7411. -
children; yie Berwyn or Hyattsville. Call
WOMAN for general housework. exper
tcnd Of children; live in; good salary
WOMAN. settled, care of 5-mo infant. no
housework in suburban home; refs. re-
CURED room, board, plus 500 a mo. Ask
operator for Marlboro 3447 eve-. between
YoGSG srs : GIRL. sh.w.. 1t. laundry, plain
cookihG. apt. assist with infant; health
card; 116; stay 2 nights; s15 wk. ST.
EXCELLENT COOK. hrst-nnor work. fam
lily of 8: good wages; must have refs. Wo.
PART-TIME MAID for specially shop;
hours 1890 to 80; salary $l2 per wk
Apply in person. 1909 l4th st. NV. please
do not telephone. =
BASEMENT APT, couple in exchange of
wifes Housekeeping services. for adults:
man to be employed elsewhere 4 to l2;
ExPERT COOK K-HoUsEKEEPER. to cou-
PIE: in apartment, Dupont Circle "a, arss e,
ington private houses. No laundry. Good
wages to very reliable, Glen. hish-type
a. m. or evenings
Evening star., 1948-10-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcent.) y

kSoE sSs d1as LICK, 3, vs xe11 0T ss:5 "a sni
ROOF LEAK: Average size roof painted,
se1ss sa also e.psFsd sHirn Eu SsSs H
ROOF LEAK? Tin. tile, slaz slate. spout.
ing ing sutterins, new roofs, painting, all work
sr Amecan I'll adt Tn,'
SHEET METAL MoRks: sa7 Vine St
Takoma. D. c. GE. 6579; evenings; FIR
:aa 'Ssi sSASs 81 }Ss 'ss G. sosD ;s
State ssE and TN TN roofs; @ eenersi sheet M
metal work suffering and spoutina; l0sc
sSSa sssmasss q ass < es Hu 11S@
ciailsing n IN stone retaining walls and nag
msPss P ssfs yERkY asit' AZ ft' or free es''
Isd6 Of RA a ARmaR M bRos sfHsE'
sassn.a 4'f rn1 'ssia Ss
TFR6Hs4HFlSe TFR6MhHnER f9 2sp s's sLf
faf 5siIsPhs
GPHoEsTERiNsee itSa fse St mo- sad saS
EaEKToN, Sill Ga. ave: NV: oE: atai p:
UPHOLSTERING-Couches and chairs re-
webbed and springs reset at your home OF
at shop: furniture repairing of all kinds
8; N; JANNEY; IAN &c; o3Sn., II; ssa2 s.
makes, genuine factory parts: work guar
ACME RADIO 4 APPLIANCE CO., 4O1t
%arERPRoorNG Va Hs @ E EEL cHHIARs s% aas is ehim
work; low priees guar. fSEhsGf NEV1Ss Lu s4s4
GEORGIA sBEETMETAL WORKS Roo
repsrs; EsEs;s. sll weEk suaadpanteed; immediate
For HPHoLsTERING AND GENERAL RE
pAlRtNG-We ,aIsh;S offer you the finest work
frames made to order with prompt rom service e
slo 0o WAsHiNeToN uPHoLsTERiNe co.
1909 St. NV. Elk. 50aG. Ill
for laundering uniforms, coyeralls. etc. w
DO THAT CARPENTER Job now-Cab
met work repairs. kitchen equipmen
| furn. and installed. RE. 53O7. 81. 64ss
EXPERT WATCH repairing, very reason
able prices; work guaranteed; pickup AM
del. Call MORROW. RE. Sass any time
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PLAY POPULAR PIANO in 20 lessons
improvising, harmony and theory incl !:
results guar, CHARLES NEWMAN STU
D!oS: l346 Conn. ave, DU. 1900 or
cfvII SERVICE ExAM-clerk cAr.1
answers 50 MERIT PGBLIcAT1oNs.
3l2 Evans Bldg. DI. 7lal 49,
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
satlon by highly cultured widow Of Euro
pean diplomat. HO. 1858. 70
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. an
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
LEAES 70 Dlivk m wssainsseni. 81; i'sI Oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school, 194S model cars
patented dual controls: permits secured
o. C.. Nd Va EASY METHOD NO ! 7a4
lsh self-conndence. freedom from self
eonsei9psness. Private tutor, MI; $3.50. :.
Write Box 3S9A. Star.
SPANISH LESSONS, modern methods:
ANDERSON. 7l6 10th st. NV. phone
PRIVATE SEWING INsTRUCTIoN-As
many lessons as one requires included in
course. Will teach how to save on ma
terials and how to design WO 9201.-7
Evening star., 1948-10-07
PERSONAL.
ROSICRUCIA'

ROSICRUCIAN secret teachings are Of
or to Of eeE to them e
and in the mastering OF the daily OBJ
stacles Of life; the international Organ
to receive the REQUESTS Of those sew who 10 believe 1v
that worthiness and sincerity determine
The ,hs nisht for one & e have such wisdom to
fascins ting book will be Given without
price; let this book guide you to the con-
servative plan whereby you may widen
Gfss gonr Of letter. 70 seIse smP
AMoRC Temple. Rosicrucian Park, San
SVsRYhnbY9s SSss Gs{5ISynsa GRANDMOTHER v.nt.d
or wore beautiful dress, but none was
as nice as the dresses dyed by the special
list. ExQUISTTE'S dyeing is beauty from
heaven. Call Georgia Nine Seven Seven
CLOTHING CLINIC-complete repair serv-
Ice on az clothing Reviewing; refining.
jackets 'k and hat renovarins. % NEEDIEcRAFT
SERVICE, $40 18th st. NV, 2nd noor.
o1p At sS 80 p.ppy ssM.2 q
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron
only soc. AT ali druggists. in Washing on
n MAKE AtkEf'fift # Ts1s suLn st0iss fo SEE BUELL.
st. nv Me- b777,
kEDUClNG, cablnet betns' Gentlemen only
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfiower
Hotel. Hrs, to pm: GL Sl72. TO-
nursing care. SH. 6O40.
ALTERATIONS on all iadies sarmsnts:
pfN1af Sase1 lin flchsicfssyos.pn Il as iS RICE
ses Smpi 4.h 20 !. a. On l4sh fsn and IA. S77s
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
ingerwave. SOC No appointments. An
work done by advanced studena. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO, colds and
Appointment, Ho. 472T ii
FUR COATS restyled to look new, fuller
sleeves, new leneths, stylish capes: jackets
AT "IITTLE FOLKS" NURSERY and kin
oergarten. children are really happy. Your
FURNITURE upholstered, furniture cleaned.
Reasonable prices. CO. 439s. TO-
DRAPERIES, slipcovers; made with your
BUTTONS COVERED, belts. buckles. but
tsilors. dressmakers. Just one-half block
cas- east Of connestsst on soSs ave- zoos FLORIDA
GERMAN TRANsLATIoNs; speciality,
documents and letters In German script;
reasonable. Box 3sS-A. Star.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COLLEGE GIRL, coored. desires work as
waitress or hotel maid. FIR. SS2l.
GIRL. 25, colored. honest and reliable.
eficlent worker. desires live in, position as
nursemaid or cook in home OF employed
couple. Call LU. 4536.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as cook and
ghw Phone TR. $3.50.
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Call
HI. 9O20.
GIRL, colored. wishes night work to
10 pm. or = pm. to 3 a m, DE. O555.
GIRL, colored, wants general house work
or nursemaid. LII. 1924.
GIRL, colored, wants job as busgirl,
kitchen helper or days work: exper. HO.
1920
MAID WORK by the day in D. c. Call
Ii. 1888
MAID. colored. desires job; live in. HU
646S 4:30 to 4 pm -
WOMAN. colored nishtwork OF any kind;
know cooking. VI. 6145. s.
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook, clean
TO do at home. DE. 1875.
WANTED. G.H.W., hve-day week. S25.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESs

SWIMMING POOL MANAGER-Instructor
attendant for exclusive year-round resort
hotel. Room, board. good salary. teach
ns prlT1lsssS ARPly a onfe
l424 K st. NV. Room 90s. ST. 74I5
Secy,. ne. Wash, S"l8; steno corp, S2l s:
stenos. many. S2l6: secy.. min short
hand. sls5; fle clerk-steno. !sli5; asst
"a, Sl30-S14O: file clerk-typist co. Sl5O;
record clerk, knowledge OF typing and
bookkeeping. 81 -: gtnl. ONCE clerks t2p
$40 PBx-typlst (2). l30. cashiers 90,
SECRETARY s225 ~: sales representa-.
tive. aviation stenog. start S45 wk: edi.
phone operator, S45 wk: typist, meeting
public. So xs See Miss, Bond al once
EoRD ESa :, sERV1SE; pS Sos 9l3 18th st, NV nr
ISyEsTIGAIoR ISyd ~. under 80; 8 da.,
rsceptionist, spa French, sac vk.; payroll
clerk exp. $50 mo. See Miss Gray OF
Miss Bond at IRE 2s2s) FORD SERVICE
PIs. Pti i9sh kRLaIlGNs ri tys sEcY. 90: start $50
wk.; unusually interesting: secy, person
secy., 5-day.. start S55 rkdio secretary,
at once. start. $50: junior stenoss. t21),
20 So 400; need 200 new applicants daily
cDnv for current noo2 openings Esi 81 yrs: os;
annually, See Mss White or Miss Lee al
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE ALL TYPES of experienced do.
PLoYMENT AGENcY." " Work Ror AS BY DAY aM
week or month. AID. 1882. 9 am 70 9
Evening star., 1948-10-07
PERSONAL tcant1-

GRAD. MORSE viii give 24-hr. nursing
ssfs to pasisns ard nss h9ms s26 xss
THIORs' AND DREssMAKERus. supplies
notions. yard goods, eady-to-wear, WON.
ems apparel M and d hsrdware; lay,away plan
ave RIDDLES DEPARTMENT STORE
zoos Florida ave: NV. DU, zoos. So
FREDA R. osIR0W, Ph: r, lie. No; so,
cal therapy; hrs. ! to IN. Mon, Wed.
Fri. by sppt; WI; 2511. 70O2 Conn. ave. .
ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAkING done
expertly. quickly and reasonably MRS
RIDDLE. zoos Florida ave. NV, DU. zoos
So
NURSE has room for an invalid lady
IN own lovely home. Trained "a
hr. nursing care, Excellent meals. Home
atmosphere: Bed patient preferred. High
fEAFIs Tsfs RHsrRTNA Res f2TsA ST., p.in .n1ted 1
prompt service. Phone Emerson 2O7l. A.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
sITuATIoNs WoMEN 1cont.

EXPERIENCED SALESLADY wants a posi-
tion; experienced in linens, ties, china and
glass. TR 9470.
EXP LEGAL sTENoG. Md notary. law
student, for Sat. employment; typ, 80,
dict l20. Box ABA. Star. TO-
COLORED WOMAN wants part time work;
exper. cook Afternoon. HO. 94ll.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
SALESWoMEk.

SALEsGIRLs. good pay. 5-day week, vaca-
tion with pay; must have some experience
in notions and yard goods. Mr.. COHEN
Ola G. st NV
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BUSINESS SERVICES.
REPAIRS AND sERyicEs

PARCEL POsT PACKING carefully ant
sxpersly s done III I'LL Penna. ave. nv,
Evening star., 1948-10-07

BUTLER ER-HOUSEMAN. white Willing serv-
ant small pay. Phone TR. 4240, Apt. y 0.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

desiring responsibility; preleraniy resloent
ss2cRETaRY s9thsRrai a isT1EaNSooGRApHER-Lav Of
nee: sssS1n psr nSf3s 4ppy I'd
G st. NV, Rm 502, between $50 and 5.
SECRETARY. small patent law ONCE;
piessant n enVironment. e%fr "s RING eI Bfo1, RR.
sICRETARY,. long established radio law
SECRETARY, experienced. capable simple
bookkeeping. eficient, neat. to take. com
plete charge of small ONCE. Call Elk.
SECRETARY, perm position, ideal work
s DAY sf: ssao' per mo mo 70 start; typns,
ia .ss.naisl: boz bonus 't. and 'nSH@ aToup ins BOX
:aiss sHs1 iSsy II ss
sAsI IT., Sss H5ss %ssH% P{
salkr Bill: FL FRfss osE!EkaffoRs, ..Dez; Apply
DICKEY's CLEANERS. 7th and Franklin
sHoE sALEswoMEN. experienced: 5-day.
4o-nour week: 2ore discount on purchases.
hN sfEK FfSisHTR. SSEs colored for dry cleaning
cent cent oHs EhH esn ss1 o. DR9 pes.n
SILK FINJSHER. experienced. 1st class
only; l2c dress plenty of work
SaLLpma GLEASERS GIR GE whtt b6sS own d sas
wk. l1-7, no Suns. Call WO. g6O2-S
SODA FOUNTAIN and candy girls white.
nished. neat no Sunday work, meals and
disqualification free HUYLER's, 6l7 18TH
sTENoGRAPHER for large real estate
ONCE: permanent position, 5-day week;
salary, 5000 per mo. In reply state age,
experience and qualifications. Box 62-V,
sTENo6KAPHER. 5i7-day wk. salary
open Csll MA $3.50. EMPLOYED OFFI-
GERS ALLIANCE. %
, 1948-03-16
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urallY be difficult for Them to
keep a record Of persons who
credit papers from them.
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scribe monthly then call al the
Office and arrange for weekly
payments.
We assure you that we do
appreciate your patronage.
TO
We will appreciate ii if you
would telephone US or send a
message whenever your copy
Of the AVIS is moi delivered
TO you.
, 1948-03-16
NOTICE

Dr.. Robert M. de Freitas
8. 40. D.. Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refraction
Orthoptics: announces that on
Tuesday. March is. ls4a and
Wednesday. March II. l94S
from 1000 A. M. to S p. NJ.
complete optometric service
will be offered TO the Munici.
palitY Of ST. Croix.
The latest designs in eye
glasses will be available.
Glasses prepaid or COD.
For appointments con.
tact Miss Catalina Cepeda
Christiansted. Telephone 10.
, 1948-03-16
OBLIGATION
NOTICE OF L OF PROPERTY OF THE 81. cRorx
AGRIcULTURAL ASSOCIATION

SAO0OO@AAAON
ae St, croix Agricultural Association, a corporation
under the laws of the Municipality of st.
virgin Islands of the United States, owns the following
rty located near Christiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin Islands:
REAL PROPERTY
Of Plot 85B of Estate ST. John. comprising "a acres
d, more or less, as shown on that certain Revised Sub
IN Map recorded in Real Property Register. Subdivision
Page =, in the Office of Recorder of Deeds, Christian
ng on cement foundation, approximately 35 feet. and !
gallon capacity c~iStern, subject to easement rights for
systems and other public utility systems reserved in
ertain Quitclaim Deed executed by the Government on
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Lookout 10 HIP vertical boiler, full length tubes,
complete with all fittings.
NO : Master Steel Retorts, capacity 1877 No. 2 cans.
Completely equipped for use with boiler steam.
Extra can crates for No. 3 resorts.
+ Precooking Kettles, steam jacketed, cast iron, "a gal
capacity.
Heavy duty toist and 18 # double track onra,o.
complete.
Nc. 321 Master Automatic electric sealer. EouinnAd t.
seal No., ~, 8 &5 cans
Senior automatic fly wheel sealer. Complete for seal
ing no. m, & cans.
Soaking and washing tanks, galvanized iron, 24'x16'',
b~lanching tank, boiler steam heated, "a" diameter,
30' deep.
Meadows corn grinding mill comnlete. with holt and
electric motor.
II Cases of canned tomatoes.
Cases OF canned tomatoe juice.
Cases of No. 9 cans.
Cases of can covers.
Broken cases of can covers, wooden tables. box
crates, and other miscellaneous items for use in con-
nection with canning vegetables.
It IS offering for sale to the highest bidder qualifying
the terms and conditions of sealed bids. The sealed hid
may be obtained from and delivered to the. Office Of the
rs Home Administration, PRRA building IN" at San
Puerto Rico, the office Of MI. MMena, Post Office Build;
Thomas, Virgin Islands, and the County Office of the
RS Home Administration at Estate P~rincesse, st. Croix.
Islands.
1e sealed bids will be opened on the 18th day al March,
2 the Farmers Home Administration County Office at
Prlncesse, st. Croix, Virgin Islands, at 3 o'clock PM,
e successful bidder will be notified within is days from
AZ II property but preference in accepting the bid NAV be
to the bidder who also bids on the real property and
to use all OF the property as one unit for canning oper-
at 81. Croix, Virgin Islands.
Darnley A. Petersen
Liquidation Agent
-
, 1948-03-16

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Division of ST. Croix at Christiansted
ESTATE OF HELEN DOuTE. deceased Probate Nc. d ie4s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that an application for Summary Adminisra
lion = the Estate of HelenDout deceased, has been made by james
Williams, her son. Any creditors having a claim against the deceden
shall he same in the Court Or with the undersigned within thirty (o
days from this date.
Dated: January "a, 1913 wanI1AM 7. MooHr1EAn
Attorney for Petitioner
ChTistiaRsted, ST. Croix
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Giants Jansen
Puts Quietus
lon His Critics
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 20.-Larry
Jansen, the tall, thin man OF
the New York Giants, in his own
quiet and efficient way Is hush-
ing the critics who predicted
he would not repeat the 81 VIC
tories he racked up as a fresh
man last year.
The 27-year -old righthander
from Forest Grove. Oreg., re-
fuses to venture AN opinion him.
self, but his four victories to date,
including three-hit, four-hit and
seven-hit performances, give him
a good talking point.
II feel better and stronger
than ever did in my life, but I
can't say I'll win 20 games
again." he begged of. THAT
takes great deal Of luck, and
you've got to have circum-
stances in your favor Don't ask
me. I don't know"
What about the theory that
Jansen, primarily cOntrOi arClSt,
hasn't the high, hard one deemed
necessary to win consistently in
the majors?
Il rely mostly on the slider
and spot pitching" explained
Jansen. my fast one-such as
1t is-certainly isn't my best
pitch. I don't throw it often. I
threw it only three or four
times in today's game-just to
let them know that have it."
With or without the fast ball,
Jansen set the Cincinnati Reds
down with seven hits and shut
them out, SO. He famed four
to take the leadership In the
majors with 80 strikeouts.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
indians Make Lead Bono Eide
Tribe Takes Command in Race
As FeIIer Masters Mockmen

dict over Fred Sanford and the st.
Louis Browns.
There were some high shenani-
gans at Ebbets Field, where the st.
Louis Cardinals thumped Brooklyn,
14-7, before night crowd of 32,888.
1t lasted for three hours and %
minutes and consumed five of the
Brooks, seven able pitchers. Clyde
King, who replaced Starter Rex
Barney, caught the loss and the win
went to Ted Wilks, the third Card
chucker.
While the Dodgers were losing
their fourth in a row at home, the
Phils were coming from behind to
shade Chicago, 81. Two in the last
of the ninth on triple by Johnny
Blatnik and singles by Del Ennis,
Eddie Miller and Howie Schultz
turned Cliff Chambers potential
shutout into a decision for Reliefer
Sam Nahem.
The New York Giants took ad-
vantage of another fine pitching job
by Larry Jansen, who curved the
ball past Cincinnati for SO vic
tory. Whitley Lockman and Bill
Rigney hit homers for the Giants.
Boston uncovered rookie, Vern
Bickford. who may have an impor-
tant bearing on the race. Bickford,
making his first start, limited Pitts
burgh to five hits in a Al victory.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
G|enna Ware Will Golf
In Curtis Cup Start
BY the Associated Press

BIRKDALE, England, May 90
Mrs. Glenna Collet Ware Of Phila-
delphia, 44-year-old captain of the
United States Women's Curtis Cup
Golf Team, today named herself to
play in the international matches.
Mrs. Ware, mother of l4-year-
old daughter and 13-year-old son,
has been shooting the best golf OF
the United States team since 1t ar
rived Sunday. Yesterday she card
ed an 80 over the baked Birkdale
course.
She will play tomorrow with
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta. in one OF
the three foursomes. Their op-
ponents will be Philomena Garvey
Of Ireland, and Mrs. zara Bolton
of England.
Mrs. Vare's decision to play put
Polly Riley of Fort Worth, Tex, on
the sidelines for the first day at
least.
Here are the other pairings:
Louise Suggs of Atlanta and
Grace Lenczyk of Newington, Conn.
against Jean Donald of Scotland
and Jacqueline Gordon of England.
Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of
Chapel Hill, N. c., and Dorothy
Kielty of Los Angeles VS.. Maureen
Ruttle of England and Mrs. Val
Reddan of Ireland.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
$4,000 Expected 10 See
Relays at Los Angeles
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES. May 2O.-A crowd
OF more than $4,000 at the annual
Los Angeles Coliseum relays was an
ticipated today as one of the greatest
arrays of track and field stars got in
final training licks for the cinder-
path carnival tomorrow night
Billed as meet second only to
the United States Olympic final
trials at Evanston, ILL.,, next July
9-10, this eighth edition of the
coliseum relays actually has only two
stars of national acclaim missing
from the ranks. They are Hurdler
Harrison billiard of Baldwin Wallace
and Shotputter Charles Fonville of
Michigan. Both had previous COM
mitments for their schools this week
end.
Last year a record crowd of 48,179
sat under the lights for the event,
and interest in this Olympic year is
even greater-and the entry list
more imposing.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Majors Dispose Of 3t
Men 10 Trim Rosters
To Legal Limits
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 20.-Rosters Of
the is major league baseball teams
were set today after feverish trim
ming that Topped off SO players in
three days.
At a minute past II this morning
each club had to be down to Is men.
Most of the managers waited until
the final days and some until late
last night to make the decisions.
Twenty-six Of the men dropped
were from National League teams
with Brooklyn heading the list. The
Dodgers toured the West with an
overflow squad before letting nine
players go in the last three days.
OF the American League clubs
only Detroit and Cleveland mad as
many as two to dispose of in the
final rush while the Philadelphia
Athletics and Boston Red Sox COM
pleted their transactions last week.
Pittsburgh of the National League
also trimmed its squad early.
AS is customary, most of those
sent down are subject to 24-hour
recall.
The complete transactions of the
final three days:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit-Sold Pitcher Rufus Gentry to
Buffalo, sold Outfielder Ed Mierkowicz to
Craner from active list to coach: optioned
Catcher, Joe Erautt, destination unan-
nounced.
Cleveland - Optioned Pitcher Lyman
Linoe to Baltimore; placed Pitcher Charley
Wansloh on inactive list.
New York-Placed Pitcher Bill Bevens
ON disabled list.
St. Louis-Released Pitcher Jim Wilson
outright.
washington-optioned Catcher Len Ok
rie to Charlotte, N. C.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn-optioned Infelder Bob Ra-
St. Louis; optioned Pitcher Dwain Sloat to
Fort Worth; optioned Pitchers John Hall
and Willard Ramsdell to Mobile; optioned
and outfelders Duke snider and Marv
Rackley to Montreal.
Chicago-Sold Pitcher Paul Erickson to
Philadelphia Phils. sold Infielder Len Me;
rule te +. Les AnTei sold oponsd nedea neya
Don johnson to Des Moines.
Boston-optioned Catcher Frank Kerr
and Pitcher Ed Wright to Milya11kse' a1sss
optioned Pitcher Ed Post to Hartford
Comm.
st. Louis-optioned Pitcher Ken John
son to Rochester, optioned Pitcher Clar-
ence Beers to Columbus (Ohio). optioned
Catcher Johnny Bucha to Houston.
New York-Optioned Innelder Buddy
Blattner to Jersey City, optioned Pitcher
Jack Hallett to Indianapolis.
Phiradelphia-Sold Pitcher Oscar Judd
and optioned Pitcher Al Porto and Catcher
AL Lakeman to Toronto.
cincinnati-optioned Pitcher Walker
Cress to Syracuse.