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Evening star., 1948-12-02
Infants Wear

$3.50 E-Z Cotton Skirts, slipon
or tie style, sizes 2 to 4 44c
34-S1.2s E-Z Cotton Knit Gowns,
slipon style, drawstring bottom.
8Sc
5s-7sc to s1.29 Infants Knitted
Sweaters, Booties and Bonnets,
44c
7sc to S1.2s Group Of Plaid Sport
Shirts, Headwear, Slips and Cot
ton Pants 44c
1s-Irress. of $3.50 All Wool
Sweaters ~ S1.88
4s-Seconds of s1.3s E-Z Cotton
Union Suits ---- -- 88c
2l-s1.99 Rayon jersey Polo
Shirts, sizes 6-mths., 8 and 5 yrs,
S1.28
50-Infants' Flannelette Gowns,
Kimonas and Slips, slightly soiled.
44c
3-s9.98 Corduroy Overall and
Jacket Sets. 3-piece, size 2 and 3.
S6.S8
45-s1.29 Wool Felt Berets, pastel
and dark shades 88c
10-S3.59 Cotton Bobbie Suits,
striped Chambray, sizes l and 2.
se.ss
22-S4.99 Infants Organdy Pillow
Slips, lace and embroidery trim.
1888
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
LiUing Room,
Furniture

1-S54.50 Desk Base, mahogany
finished. damaged $3.50
I-S1S.95-Pembroke Table, ma
hogany finished, damaged S9.95
l-SlO.95 Coffee Table, maple,
split top -------------- $6.SS
1895 Gossip Style Phone Set,
Sl1.99
I-Sl4.95 Step Table, mahogany
finished 1895
1-Sl5.95 Drum Table, mahogany
veneered, damaged = $3.50
I-S4.S5 Army Cot, sticks for ends
missing - Sl.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Rugs

1-S6s s5 s.3x1o.4 Gray Textured
Broadloom --,--S S46.00
1-SI00.28 12x9 Tan Floral Ak
minister $3.50
1-S162 80 12xl5 Tan Carved Ak
minister $129.00
1-sI9s.s3 Gray Floral Administer,
12X20.3 $129.00
1-S9s.s0 Gray Floral Administer.
12X75 $47.00
ISL. .09 Rose Floral Administer,
12X7.3 5000
I-s132 Green Mettle Administer,
12x12 $500
1-s75.5o Gray Floral Administer,
11x8 $47.00
l-Ss5.,s Gray Floral Administer,
9.9x10 $64.00
1-s1s3.se Rose Twist BroadIoom,
12x9 -----$97 90
1-S133.S0 Brown Twist Broad
loom, 12x9 $91 90
I-S59.95 Green Floral Administer.
12x4.e --s2s $500
1-S65.30 Gray Floral Administer,
12x4.8 . $500
1-S7s.s5 Green Floral Administer,
12x7.1 --- ------ $500
I-sS3.57 Rose Floral Administer,
12xs.7 --.---- --- -- $500
$4,000 Tan Floral Administer,
lZSlZ SoS.VO
7-$49.95 Carpet Samples, 3x6.
$17.S5
4-S69s5 Carpet Samples, Asks,
S24.95
25-S4.95 Cocoa Door Mats, fancy
inserts $1.74
21-S3.95 Cocoa Door Mats, fancy
inserts $I.47
60 50. yds. 89c Felt Base, 6-ft.
wide 5Sc 80. I'd.
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Evening star., 1948-12-02
Goats

11-$45.0O All Wool Suede Jr.
Goats with scarf SS9.95
4-$55.00 All Wool Junior Goats,
1895
9-$99.95 Fur Trimmed Coats,
misses sizes s--------S S79.95
S-Sl29.95 to SIPS Ermine Trim
med Coats Sis
3-S135.O0 Fur Trimmed Goats,
Sis
7-S165.OO Better Coats for Misses,
S139
4-s189.S5 Better Coats for Misses,
$139
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
NecksceNr.

Irregs Of $1.S5 Silk Scarfs, plain
and ombre, diagonally pleated,
S1.00
Irregs. Of $3.99 Rayon Crepe
Blouse, white and colors, size 80
to 38 -$2.99
Wool Sweaters, long sleeve, coat
style, high neck, fuchsia and red.
79c
Irregulars Of W0men's $4.99-
$5.95 Ray0n Bl0uses. Sizes 80 to
38 In the group ----$3.S8
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02

S12.75 Sable-dyed Bassarisk Scarfs
giant size, silky quality, 3 and
4-skin styles $7.49 per skin
$159 Black-dyed Kidskin, size IA,
$500
S109 Mouton dyed Lamb, sizes Il
and 16---S88 is $500
S239 Black dyed Kidskin, trim
med, size 10 ------------$ $127
S239 Seal-dyed Coney, Kohinoor
Mink trim. size 16S SI27
$239 Natural Kidskin. size II, STAT
S349 Sable Blended Muskrat,
size 16 S247
Ss99 Mink Blended Muskrat, size
l6 --.- s2SS
All fur prices plus 20% tdr
Kann's-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02

lis pcs. Imperfects Of 69c Famous
Name Cotton Briefs. Full elastic
wristbands. Assorted colors in
popular sizes, S. 6 and 7---- 3sc
1875 pcs. first suality and imper-
fects of 69c to S1.00 RayOn
indies. Popular panty, brief and
vest styles included. Tearose
and white, not all sizes SEC
10 pcs. S1.95 Satin Stripe Shorty
Pajamas. Made of rayon. Small
only. Soiled -- ----- -- sec
"a pcs. irregulars of $500. Rayon
Jersey Slips. Full cut tailored
style. Tearose and white in pop
ular sizes -----,--- S179
g pcs. irregulars of S1.S5 Rayon
Jersey Petticoats. Tailored style.
Small sizes Csc
Underwear-First Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Leather Goods

ass Suede and Leather Hand
bags, as is 81. .99*
15-Ss.S5 and $l0.50 Handbags,
as is $4.95*
1O-S7.50 Leather Billfolds, brown
and black $500"
25-$3.S5 Women's Belts $3.50
10-S5.S5 and $685. Women's
Relts S3.95
ass Mems Leather Billfolds,
$3.00*
$500 Overnight Gases $3.00*
'PlKs 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Imprinted
Furniture

1885 Step End Table with
drawer --- $4.88
1-$6.95 Step End Table S4.SS
l-S12.95 Extension Table $3.50
l-SS.95 Kitchen Table with
drawer S7.88
l-SIO.95 Gateleg Table - S.SS
l-Sl0.95 Drop-leaf Table $7.88
5-$5.95 Kidney Tables SS.SS
1-S2.19 Utility Rack $1.69
2-Sl.95 Kitchen Chairs $l.19
Kann S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Notions

40-S1.25 Mems Metal Tie Racks,
Sc
$3.50 To 89c Colorful washable,
chair cushions - d9c
50-69c Narrow brocaded cotton
garters-26 only --- 25c
3O-65c Soiled facing assorted
cOl0rS lOc
25-Sl.O0 Zippered Garment Bag.
holds 6 to 8 garments 59c
30-59c Bust pads, tearose, irreg-
ulars ~ 29c
5000 Diana shoulder pad fast
eners -...------------- 10c set
15-S1.50 Kitchen shears, many
uses in the kitchen, slightly
scratched 49c
34-Sl.79 Home Shoe Shine
Holders ------,s s1.00
Notions, Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Hosiery

1l6 prs. "AS IS". Full fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Famous
name styles included. Broken
sizes and colors ---~-- SIC pr.
304 prs. first quality and irregu-
lars of $1.50 FAMOUS NAMES.
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Good colors,
not all sizes 1900 89c pr.
11S prs. S1.95 extra sheer. 81
gauge Nylon Hosiery. Famous
brand. Good colors and sizes.
Fine, all-Nylon sheers. Sl.39 pr.
SO prs. first quality and imper-
fects Of $1.15. No Seam Sheer
Nylons. Good colors, not all sizes,
soc pr.
216 prs. CSC Misses and Children's
Ankle Socks. Assorted colors and
styles. Broken sizes. Soiled,
3 prs. soc
Al prs. S1.95 Is denier, 81 gauge
super-sheer Nylons. Dark shade
only in broken sizes $1.15 pr.
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
NegligeeS

30-AlI Wool Flannel Robes, rayon
braid trim, broken sizes, navy,
S6.44
60-Cotton Broadcloth H House-
coats. stripes and horals, sizes IL
to 40 ----------------- $2.97
50-$8.95 Rayon Jersey Hostess
Goats, slight irregs., sizes IL to 38.
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
B,ldget Dresses

25-$S.S5 Rayon Crepe and Faille
Dresses, misses sizes $500
20-S8.SS Rayon Faille Crepe and
Mems Wear Dresses, misses sizes,
$500
10-S14.S5 Rayon Faille Dresses, l
and 2-pc., misses sizes $1,000
10-s12.S5 Rayon Crepe Dresses,
dark shades only, womens sizes,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
JetreIry

Jetcetry
75-s1.O0 and S1.95 Rhinestone
Initial Pins 69c*
50-S1 Three Initial Disc Brace
lets 59cs
3-S4 Gold Color Stone Set Neck
faces S1.95$
SIS Rhinestone Bracelets $3.50"
15-S5 Rhinestone Necklaces,
S2.S9*
l0-S3 Rhinestone Bracelets S1.S9*
25-S195 Compacts CSC"
'PIuS 26fe Tar
Kann Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
COf'SefS and
BruSSiea.eS

1898 to 1895 Longtime Bras
sieres. fine batiste, satin finished
broadcloth, in nude, white and
black, broken sizes ~ S1.99
s-S4 to $8.5e Maternity and
Back Supporting Girdles - s2.9S
14-S2.95 Aluminium Girdle Driers
adjustable ----------S1. S1.e0
35-$2.95 Two-Way Stretch Pants
and Girtlles. blue or white $l.o0
150-$2.O0, Brassieres, rayon satin
or cotton, in nude, white, blue or
black, A, B, C, cups, sizes 80
to ~ 42sl.0 sl.00
so-S1.50 to 81. Hand Made Gar
tiers, pastels, black and white, 59c
25-S3.50 to S. Panties, Girdles
and Garter Belts. maize, blue and
white. satin batists, cotton lace
lastex Nylon -- ---- $500
4-S6.50 Panty Girdles $3.S9
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
TOilefries

144-S1.50 Dorothy Gray Hot
Note" Cologne, nicely packaged.
59cs
24-S2.00 Lucien Lelong Face
Powder, assorted shades s9c"
1S-S5.00 Helena Rubinstein
compacts, loose powder style,
s1.7s
4s-S2.49 3-pc. Vanity Set, con-
tains hand mirror, brush, comb.
and nail file ---- 81 90
48-S1.25 Famous Hair Brush,
nyion bristled, plastic back Sc
48-S1.9s "U. s." combination
hot-water bottle and syringe,
$1.19
144-s1.O8 "Schratz" Decanter,
Bubble Bath, handsome glass
bottle 69cS
20-s1.25 Boxed Soap, assorted
oatmeal and buttermilk 69c
50 dozen s1.25 dozen Toilet Paper.
$50 sheets to roll, white S9c doz.
36-s2.ss Compact and Cigarette
Case Set " 79c set
'Pfus goo tar
Kann'+Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Duufip,le Dresses

125-$3.9S Bordered Seersucker
Coat Dresses, misses sizes $2.77
3O-S5.95 Plaid Rayon Dresses,
misses sizes s----------- $4.eO
4O-$8.95 Rayon Shantung Dresses
solid color $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Art Goods

1855 Finished NeedlepOint
Pieces 1898
3-$1.69 Rayon Pillow Tops 89c
1-S2.9S Bag Model -- CSC
I0-S2.59 Stamped Table Cloths.
S1.39
10-35c to 59c Odds and Ends
Cotton and Wool. soiled 10c
$3.50 Stamped Dish Towels, 39c
Sass Bag Innings, soiled SEC
30-39c Stamped Cotton Doilies.
19c
Kann'S-FOlrth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Linqerie

50-S1.79 and $1.95 Cotton Slips,
built-up shoulders, sizes 4S to 50.
S1.09
S0-S3.95 Slightly Irregular Slips,
broken sizes $3.50
60-$4.95 Nylon Color Rayon
Slips, broken sizes es---$3.88
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Teen Shop
Girls Wear

20-S16.95 Slack Coat Sets, wine
and teal. sizes 7 to 10 $1,000
25-s2.29 Cotton Print Dresses,
S1.29
1O-S4 SO Plaid Wool Skirts. S2.19
$3.50 Cardigan Sweaters, all
wool --.-- $1.0O
25-$2.29 White Rayon Blouses.
S1.00
30-S1.99 Knitted Stocking Caps,
9Sc
12-S16.95 Winter Coats $1,000
15-S8.99 Snow Suits 10000 S1.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
GfOl.eS

48-s5.50 to Sc Gloves. 6 and 8
button lengths, washable Doe
finished sheepskin, white and
natural. sizes to 7 7----- $2.95
s3-S3. 50 to $3.50 Slip on, 4-button
length Gloves, white glace kid and
capeskin, sizes 6 to 7l4 $2.4S
93-Slip- -on Rayon Fabric Gloves,
white, brown and colors, to 7,
69c
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Linens and
DOrtteSticS

23-s1.S5 Cotton Bridge Sets.
5-pcs. --------- S1.19
ESPECIALLY Priced Chenille Bed
spreads - --------- - S6.S9
200 yds. Unbleached Muslin, 40"
wide ------------ $780, 29c yd.
24-s1.s5 Place Mat Set, S-pc., CSC
$50 yds. Printed Toweling. II"
wide ----------------- 39c yd.
66-59c Cannon Fact Towels, as
sorted colors ---- ----- 39c
46-Sec. of 49c Bath Towels, blue,
20x40" -------29c CSC
S-Fringed Hobnail Spreads, green
6-s6.s5 Fringed Hobnail Spreads,
1880 to ssc Doilys, large as
sortment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2Sc
6S-S1.0o Eyelet and Lace Trim
Doilies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3Sc
220-S1.50 Lace Chair Back Sets,
3-pC. SIUV.
2I4-S1. 90 Assorted Dresser Scarfs
assorted sizes 69c
Kann 's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
SpOr.tStceUr

5-S35.00 Rayon Dresses. y
sleeves - --- S22. 90
12-S16.95 Rayon Dresses, long
sleeves $500
17-S14.95 Dresses, wool plaids,
rayon crepes, rayon failles $500
1-$19.95 Junior Suit, grey cordu-
6-S10e5 Jumpers and Dresses.
all wool, plaids -------- $500
65-S7.95 Rayon and Wool Skirts,
misses and junior sizes $500
2-S19.95 Junior Velvet Jackets,
$500
4-S10.95 Wool Jackets with
Scarfs, misses sizes $500
75-S1.99 Rayon Skirts S1.59
6-S10.95 Gray Wool Jackets. S4.00
<-s16.95 Gray Wool Jumpers,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Blankets (sOiled

3-S1o.S5 Blankets, 75To wool.
25ec cotton. 72x90 - $3.50
4-$7.95 Blankets, S8oo rayon.
12oe wool, 72x90 .-- $3.50
3-S9.95 All-wool Blankets, Tx
5-S7.95 All-wool Beacon Blan-
kets, 72x84 S5.99
3-s12.s5 All-wool Blankets, Tx
90 $3.50
3-S1.95 AlI-wool Khaki Blankets.
66x84 $3.50
3-S15.95 Kenwood All wool
Blankets. 72x84 S12.99
2-s13.75 North Star All-wool
Blankets. 72x9O 5000
2-S25.00 North Star Ail-wOol
Blankets. 72x90 S19.99
3-S12.50 Chatham All wool
Blankets. 72x90 1898
2-s15.95 AnIaskin All wool
Blankets. 72x90 S11.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02

lee soinIess Steel Teaspoons. slightly moed; each l5e
35e stoness Steel Dinner Forks and solod Forks. slightly
scratched z5e
s5e sver-Poted Fruit Spoons slightly scratched eoe
81 90 siIvePIoed Oyster Forks slightly
$500 Sterling Silver Console Sticks slightly dened~ S. 4s
81 90 and sl.ls Aluminium Troys. slightly dented-- ese
1898 Aluminium Serving Troys slightly dented- S5es
81 90 ste,no siIye, Notch Box Covers as is-$ 81 90
Plus tox
Evening star., 1948-12-02

S7.eS Heotins Pods Well insulated and
covered with rubberized moisture re- 81 900
sstont cover Multiple switch and It. 0s77
cord
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Knit Underwear

Notions, Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-02

-WASHING MACHINES
Floor Samples, Demonstrators Recondiioned
Portfolio (Demonstoors
4-See Eosy Po+obI Whirdy Washers (De monstcos
hndW Woshes
l-SSeo5 EosySp Spindier
2-S179e5 Spindrer Washer she----------------
6-S9e95 osyS Washer Automatic Rinse
3-$17ee5 ironen
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Housewares

l5e TO S4.e5 EnomeIwoFe, oluminum
wore, pontry wore, now less than SC TO
u price, As is.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

Kann's-Second F1oo,
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Junior Miss Shop

24--SS.95 to Sass Dresses, rayon
gabardines and crepes, all wools,
long and short sleeves, variety Of
6-S10.s5 Two-piece Mems Suiting
Dresses and 1-pc. Corduroys, $500
7-$14.95 Two-piece Wool Plaid
6-S14.95 Wool and Rayon Dresses
one piece e--------$1O.OO
9-S22.95 Rayon Satin and Tissue
FaiIle Dressy Dresses $500
s-$22.9S to SIS Rayon Taffeta
Evening Gowns $l2.00
Kann's-second Floor
, 1948-04-17
5000 ARABIAN TROOPS
o INTO PALESTINE

AS one of the most violent
battles ragged between the
Jews and Arabs for the key
village which is used in the
blockade by Arabs, 5000 addi-
tional Arabian troops crossed
the border from Trans-Jordan
to join their comrades-in-
arms.
They were fully equipped
with heavy artillery and ar
INQUIRED vehicles.
, 1948-04-17
SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS


The Senior Class of the
Christiansted High school will
present an opperetta in three
acts entitled, "Waltztimeo, on
Monday night at 8:15 in st.
Mary's Hall Christiansted.
They predict that following
the performance all ST. Croix
will be singing, My Sweet
heart" or Waltz Me Till I'm
Dizzy and many of the scores
of catchy tunes in the pro-
gram.
, 1948-04-17
Reserved Seats so cents
General Entrance rs cen
ITALIAN GOV.

four policemen have been sta
toned to every polling place.
Interior Minister Mario Scel-
ba announced recently, that
the government had 100000
men under arms of which $50,
900 was a special schok force,
which is ready to take on the
Communists if they attempt
any violence on election day.
, 1948-04-17
CARDS. ACES.

Of the game to end it, 1929.
Camille Emanuel Aces and
Ted Williams Cards were top
scorers for the game with II
points each.
scored in the last few seconds
, 1948-04-17
BY the Acting Governor
Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States
A PROCLAMATION
Music Week :

May 2 80, 1913 will mark the 25th Anniversary of Music
Week on a nationwide basis in the United States Our Presi-
dent, in q statement to the national and nter-American
Music Week Committee, has stated:
Music has come to play on Increasingly impor-
tant role in American educational, recreational and
cultural life. This year which will mark the twenty
al fifth annual observance Of National and Inter-
american Music Week has special significance.
During that observance I hope all Americans
will come to a greater appreciation of the signifi-
canoe OF music as a universal language and as a help
ful vehicle for achieving spiritual unity among the
peoples Of the world"
WHEREFORE, ], NORRIS r. DE CASTRO, Acting Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby
call upon the people Of the Virgin Islands to observe May
18th, 1913 in the churches, the schools, and the homes.
The keynote of the observance thisayear is Foster Ameri-
can Music. I suggest that many programs during Music
Week this year be devoted wholly to American music, and
that no programs be given during that period without at
least one American music number.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused tie Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands
to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin IS
lands Of the United States, this first day Of April, "A. d, 1913.
NORRIS +. DE CASTRO
Acting Governor
fCnoN
, 1948-04-17
LOST

~. lRed Leather Billfold
containing drivers License.
and pictures.
Return TO the Avis Office
REWARD
NJ --A2A- --1-
4NW AWOo41OuS
Evening star., 1948-04-14
|banishment Of kuhel
Puts Fight in Club;
Wynn, West Hit
By Burton Howkins
sior SsaH Correspondent

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April
Manager Joe Kuhel has totected q
method OF perking up a too COM
placent club, but 1t may be too ex-
|pensive to adopt as . routine meas
ure. He fred his Mats yesterday
via a blistering argument with the
umpire, but that heated conversa-
ton will cost him 500.
Out Of their ~lethargy with q
startling suddenness snapped the
Mats when Kuhel and Umpire Bill
Stewart of the National League ex-
changed vitriolic verbs, but being
booted from an exhibition game
carries an automatic fine which will
be levied against Joe despite the
fact he wasn't responsible for the
blowoff at Anderson, S. c..
1t was Catcher Al Evans who was
directing sharp chatter at Stewart
en- route to the Mats 7-4 victory at
a time when Washington was trail
ing. AZ. Stewart, however, believed
Kuhel was responsible and warned
him while the Mats were batting
in the sixth inning.
Kuhel Is Banished.
Aroused, Kuhel inserted q few
choice remarks which prompted his
election from the premises. 1t
served the purpose, though, of build
ing . fire under the Mats and they
Evening star., 1948-04-14
Baltimore Bullets Tie
Warrior Series With
Brilliant Comeback
BY the Asseeioted Prsss

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE
Baltimore Bullets and the Philadel-
phia Warriors were tied at one game
each today in the Basket Ball Asso-
citation of America title series.
In a startling second-half come
back last night, Baltimore won the
second game of the best -of-seven
series, s6 toes, scoring 4s points to
tfle warriors 70 in, the final two
periods after trailing Al to 20 at
half time. ssss
The Warriors dominated the play
ID the first hall, led by Joe Fulks,
who scored 4 total Of ~ points on
seven field goals and Is fouls. The
Warriors still led at the end Of the
third period, 48 to 40.
With two minutes remaining.
Baltimore's Kleggie Hermsen tied
the score at SO and big Connie Sim
mons put the Bullets in the lead 40
seconds later.
Simmons, with Is points on eight
field goals and nine foul tosses, led
the Baltimore attack.
A crowd of 6,982 saw the game.
The teams journey to Baltimore
for the third and fourth games Of
the series tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
Evening star., 1948-04-14

T. CLARK trmn crossed up olu oooo -
months Athletics habment Nwsom persuaded
Connie unconditional release he could sell
himself Washington the deal from Grith but
wouldn't buy It, Instead of letting Bobo sell himself 70
the Giants Grit old Iron Arm to the Yankees
Bobo phosophcay well he could nasmuch as the
Yankees Furthermore uniform
his eighth with Boboand the Yankees was
only temporary Newsom landed once the
World the Yankees Bobo knew
he wa going To the Giants.
He BELONGS to the Soreess Arm Age
DID, and he's pitched 1858 innings IN
the majors won't help the Giants Maybe he won't
last the whole quickly But while he
new YOU can bet pitch for his ninth big
league club.
Saw what you his kind don't out OF the
mold often these days belongs bygone erthe age
when pitchers developed chips IN their elbows they simply
worked harder and ground chips into acum As far as
know Bobo But on more than
one occasion he's both ends OF
July and August.
He's led thrice in and once in
eames lost the srikeout king and the
champion the Browns he up 1874 hits and showed
an average 50et 20 OF his teams
total of S. victories :,
He. practically agee traded for IA players let
dollars only OF the
Chrman 42year-od Fritz Ostermueer-l are
Chapman Mel mada Yves
Feel Red Kre Bell, Joe Vosnfk Vern Kennedy JACK
Kraus Archie McKan Roxe Lawson and the rest
You've been giant for longer than people
Evening star., 1948-04-14
Epng Sports Fuss With Ump Fans ARe Shots Enven Mats
Denver Nearing
|Opener Without
Pitching Staff
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DENVER. April a. General
Manager Danny Mendez Of the
Denver Bears has acquired a
new nickname. It's Desperate
Dan"
With the opening of the West
ern League baseball season just
eight days away. he still had no
pitching staff-none whatsoever.
In spring training the Bears
didn't own single man who
could throw a curve ball for
batting practice. In exhibition
games they were forced to borrow
pitchers from their opponents.
Menendez finally got three
fingers under contract but one
of them, Charley Neil, hasn't
shown enough to prove that he
will be useful. Another. South
paw Roy Lee, isn't due to report
until the opening game at Des
Moines April 90. The third,
= Gene Pereyra, is holdout.
In desperation the Denver own
ers indicated this week they were
going to get some pitchers the
hard way-by taking the rubber
band of the bankroll.
Menendez said he was dickering
with the New York Yankees and
; st. Louis Browns and had con-
tacted clubs "as far away as
Panama"
I'VE won't give up" he said.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
How They'll Finish-Tieers, Third
Solid Punch Needed by Detroit
To Support Its Fine Pitching

lost his temper and $3.50 via fine
imposed by Manager Steve ONelll
for mot trying"
Trout and Trucks, as well as Ben
ton, were overweight, which they
are not now. Anyway, they won only
26 games among them.
Aside from Third Baseman George
Kell, there Is little real class In the
infield. Eddie Lake is fair short
stop who hit only .21l. Eddie. Mayo
is fading veteran with a bad back,
but he'll open at second base again.
George vico from Portland, q fancy
fielder who hits an occasional long
ball, probably will be the tirst base
man.
If the Tigers are to supply their
crack pitchers with any power
they'll have to look to their out
f!elders, with emphasis on the long
overdue Dick Wakefield, who hasn't
done anything of merit since his
rookie year of 1943 and in an alb
breviated 1914 campaign. Hoot
Evers and Pat Mullin are almost
sure to be regulars, leaving left field
open for contention by Wakefield
and Vic Wertz, youngster with
at least the possibilities Of his tenn
peramental, often disappointing
rival.
But until Newhouser. Trout,
Trucks, Hutchinson and Houttcman
get batting support the Tigers
seem doomed for third place, behind
the Red Sox and the Yankees.
-STANN.