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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
NAME TENNIS OFFICIALS
Major Adee Sole Candidate foI
1919 President

Renomnation of the officers of the
United states National Lawn Tennis
Association Is announced in the report Of
its nominating committee, just made
public by James 5. Cushman. the chair
man. The other members of the COM
mittee are Richard Bishop. of Boston.
and Il. J.. Van Arsdale Of Chicago.
The ticket they have named for the
consideration of The delegates at the ar
nual meeting of the national association
to be held in New York on February 7
follows:
President, George T.. Adee, New York :;
vice president. Julian S. Myricli, New
York; secretary, Edwin +. Torrey,
Clinton, y. T.; treasurer Albert III.
Chaplin, Springfield. Mass executive
committee, eX-President Harry w.
Slocum. .eN-Presiden Robert d. Wrenn ;
sectional delegates. Joseph NJ. Jen-
nings. Middle States Chestnut Hill, Pa !;
\. Y. Leech. Jr., Middle Atlantic Sec
ton, washington y. c.; delegates-at-
;arge, r. Norris Williams, Cd Boston.
Mass, watson NJ. Washburn. New
York; Craig Biddle, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
DOBSON MEETS
SAINTS TONIGHT
League Leaders Draw Hard
Assignment - Pennant
Winner Still Doubtful
POWELL MAKES GAIN

The first half of the American bas
ketball League season comes TO
conclusion with this weeks games
There is a triple tie between Yours
Truly Dobson and Hancock. What the
outcome will be is hard to say. and only
the playing of the games will decide the
issue.
The schedule reads tonight: st. Co
lumba vs. Dobson South Philadelphi''
vs. NIidvalc. Wednesday: Hancock VS..
Wilbur. Yours Truly VS.. NictriN. Ol the
games scheduled for the leaders. pob-
son draws the toughest assignment in
st. COLUMBIA for this evening.
Liz" Powell Of Hancock, made Dig
jump in the individual averages the las'
week; He climbed from fifth place 70
second, and in shooting field goals he is
only surpassed by Jimmy Brown, whc
dropped ten through the net in last
weeks game.
nv owe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
JACKSON MEETS STOSH
Star Lightweights i'm Final Bout
of the Olympia A. A.

Willie Jackson. the boy with the
hefty right. and Dick Stosh, who claims
Cleveland as his home town. will enter
iain the ciubmen tonight in the final
""arnd at the South H"oah
on Christmas afternoon and celebrated
the holiday by scoring a technical knock
Buffalo.
Joe Philips. Of this city, and Ar.
OLeary. of New York, will swap punche 8
en- everything in the semwindup. The
other bouts on the card follow: Jack
kantrow and Billy Cannon Kid Wagner
and Sammy Feldman. and Joe Mendel
and Battling Mack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
pills HOLD MEETING
Directors Reelected and Only
Routine Business Transacted

Al the annual meeting of the Phila-
delphia National League baseball club,
at Broad and Huntingdon streets this
afternoon. the board of directors was
reelected for the coming year This
was the oni yinpprtant business of the
session. William l.. Baker presided.
The office of vice president, left vacant
through the death of Fred Chandler. will
not be filled until later.
1T was n harmonious meeting said
President Baker. There were no dis
gruntled stockholders, nor were there
anw protests. The stockholders We're
optimistic ana looked forward to a good
year in baseball.
no contracts have been sent TO the
players as vet. and none will be until
after C0ombs gets here ON January 20"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
LUD WRAY TO RETURN
Penn Star to Re.enter College
Next Fall

Atlantic City. Jan G.--Jamos Il. Lud-
low Wray. former Penn football star. is
here on a short furlough. Wray. who
enlisted eighteen months ago, is now an
ensign In the naval aviation service and
wears a gold stripe for duty overseas.
Ensign Nray does not expect 10 be
discharged until peace is sign,d. lie has
h, en- realised from duty abroad, and
awaits new orders from Washington. He
will return TO the University of Pennsyl-
Wharton school
e. Alex Wray. his brother, who played
center on the 1917 eleven, re-enters Penn
today. Wray was also an ensign, being
thlrty-seventh in a class of $50 students.
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SCHEDULE
4 WILL MAKE 1T HARD
FORHOME TRAINERS
7ih First Engagement Said to Be Set for April 70,
Managers May Be Forced to Take South
ern Training Trip
BY ROBERT ". MAXWELL


II THE schedule National Leagues guessed
fdck Ind last fought by each big league
dub with John Heydler Barney
euss minds together on the
bject last Friday Saturday everything o. X except the official
pnnrmaion both telling what the magnates Will
dp but there schedule will
interfere with
It is than last
months and which enough these
days of tranquility will be 39 weekdays and twenty
three Sundays which l4O-saine
sehedue Thus will be off which
" douoe-decke
which attracted
opposed should be
eliminated because
the these conditions the players
before the welfled
Dubleheaders helping baseball and
they should be eliminated"
&The 140game schedule Of added attractions
A4 meeting
of&anuary the
st&on the
iA big chunk believe the southern aunt
e$et the boys home lot
tErF This
~
~
3foobaH and ice hockey but IFS hard 10 baseball nohocs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
DEFER CHAIRMAN ELECTION
National Commission Will Wait
Until Joint Meeting in New York

Cincinnati o., Jan. 6.DiSpoSal of
routine matters. including the financial
budget, was expected TO he the only
business to be transacted by the Ma
tion Baseball Commission at its annual
meeting here today.
Organization Of the commission and
election of q chairman which hereto
fore have been mace al the annual
meeting. vii be deferred to be consld-
cred at the joint session Of the Ma
tional and American Leagues in New
York on January lG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

OF the popular
~ the Of
in
hard It's hard
the Government legitimate but village
cushions
mans THE MANS ~
NIOS nave an exception
exception Iershng
thirty checks
remember when
no
( oncea month ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
MINORS URGE REFORMS
To Ask Elimination of Draft Of
Players Below Class AA

Chicago, Jan. Ga r. Tearney.
president Of the Three-T League and
chairman of committee representing
the minor leagues; President Hickey. OF
the American Association, and Edward
ltanlon. OF Sioux City, Ia, acting pres-
dent of the Western League. left last
night for Cincinnati. where today they
Will urge several baseball reforms at a
conference with the National Baseball
Commission.
Joseph b. Tinker. president and man.
ager of the Columbus American Associa-
tion club. the ether member of tho
minor league committee, will join them
in Cincinnati
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Americans to Introduce
Basketball in EurODe
Le,u JaGe Discovers
Star Welterweight in
Camp "Orer There

Boxing promoters OF this city will
have no cause tc worry over the lack
or material when the American soldiers
now over there" return TO this country.
That il. IL every pOst il anything like
that at which Captain Jack Craig. alias
traiG Baldwin and Baldwin Craig. the
former tniyersitS OF Pennsyiyanip
wrestling coach. Is athletic dircctor. and
George /ahn. \. VI. G. A.. director.
BoNing bouts are held every Friday
evening. Craig il official referee. and
Louis II. Jafre. the farmer assistant
sports editors Of the Evening Public
cel,ed today. Jane, who now j. u regi-
mental sergeant major. writes that
Devercau. a kensingt0n hoy. who is
boxing instructor. believes he has three
pupils who are fully capable of taking
on the best in their weight in this
country. One, who tips the SCALES at
lj0 and who has been rocking them ali
to sleep, Is one Of the hest boys at thi.
weight that Jaffr ever has seen The boy
must he there. for Jafe has seen amite
number in action.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Soccer Ne,us and Notes

Captain nunlile. of tho GIrard College,
playing at the inside right position was n
hlg factor in Saturdays game with the
Eddystone eleven, scoring three OF their
goals.
Bart McCihce has obtained his release from
the New York Shin and WITH finish the sea.
son with the MerChHnt "B' team,
Pusey Jones failed 10 show their old
tim" form In the game with Hog Island on
Saturday never being able to get the ball
beyond midhed
Teddia Hurt, CaDtain of the newly-con.
struCted Hog IsAnd soccer eleven PLAYED n
fast game AZ the center hack nosltinn. Tcddla
was an old-tim"r at the drihbling game when
he was with tho Falls +. e. and still show
he can travel In fast company.
The protest entered by the Pusey Jones
for using clegg and "Alf' Pearco will he
taken np at the next meeting OF the Ameri-
cdn Football Association Manager Con
nelly claims he In on the safe side playing
both of the aboye-na med players
Pat Pooley. Of the Gloucester team. re-
ceiyed one grand surprise when Robinson
booted that goal from the thirty'yard line
Germantown noys ccnsrpnd their winning
- - ~ s. SO ~" 'si
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Lechler 10 Lead Ouoit CIub

William F. l.echler has been re-cIacted
president OF the Strawberry Quot Club
hSsoclat%d with Mr.. Lcchler will be the fol.
inWLhg; icr president. James Sklton; treas.
urGr, william N. LAYER; secretary II "
NN,HihSon. :hll NORTH Thrty-third street. The
the club will start at their clubhnusn Wffdm.. ~.
avenue ana Hun ,ingdOn street on Ja mia 70
IL. ending on February 20 '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Gleason and Conliskey Bury the Hatchet

VfHEN of
lEnext
a,econciaton actw will be on
fedora
tFf will walk haired who his
iron M ye. an his
w"IIelo, Kid! o again."
an& Charley things William
utl&
otDr
c4Fs a
VIII the
BE his Philadelphia the
According
shAdfrg
a
wiHou stuck around the homestead.
never
to he
had
world he asked
sshad
Id probably
saary-for which he will deliver goods.
(VLEASON and Comskoy rcH
~ tctH be 1ors
Chicago u. Is
o. the ball
club, to he and
Fielder did
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

Detroit, Mich. Jan. G.--Fdward II. Doyle.
aged 80. nationally prominent KNIGHT Of Co
lumils. former State bank commissioner.
and for many years a leader In the huslness
and Industrial life Of Detroit, died last
nisht Of injuries received when h" was
struck hy street car yesterday afternoon
of the Detroit baseball team of the Ameri-
cnn I.nAgun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

Nashville. Tenn. Jan, G,-Frod Tonev, for
m"rlv pitcher on the Cincinnati National
Federal Court Saturday night on n cha roe Of
attempting to evade the draft law. Toncy
was given four months Jail sentence sew
Nrnl days ago, after pleading guilty to ylo-
latiOn OF the Mann act.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

Griffith to Succeed Raycroft

Des Noincs, Ia, Jan G.-CaptaIn John
-. Griffith, who hgs hccn engaged ~ ltn-
letic director at tamps Dodge and Pike.
has been selected to succeed Dr. Joscph l..
Raycroft, of Princeton. ps chairman Of mo
committee Of training camp activities under
tae war recreation board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
A SHOT O'JAZZ
BY CUNNINGHAM

unanimous by all the
don't get IT, Absolutely!
THEY'LL.
- thirty
eS mat amt May
inch
anxious TO eliminated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Brooklyn Horse Show Dates

New York, Ian. 1.--Dates have been an.
rourced for the annual horse show al III,
irO0llvn Riding and Drivng Club. II will
hr he'd on April "a "a, - and 20 Tn
directors are conhdent that tho affair win
y" great q success as last year when
the sum OF sl5.G0l was turned over To lii.
Rod Cross
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
FIRST ALL.AMERICAN
FOR PENN IN s YEARS
Salmon Names Colts
after Hobey Baker
and Johnny Ouerton

Walter J. Salmon. the prominent race
horse owner, has named two Of his two
sear,old .r colts, . By Cslt, In sonar or OF a tne
Johnny Ovcrton. Of Yale. and Hobey
Baker. Of Princeton, The Jockey Club
already has approved the names. Sal
mon expects much Of his youngsters md
antlcipates that they will renent the
sterling victories often accomplished by
their namcsakes who made the supreme
sncrlfce. overton was killed In action nt
thatcnu-Ihierry. .snd Baker. who had
Hum nirpImncs WIN wn. H eilfs r's'ohfis XII or cfs
the armistice had been signed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Three Rutgers Stars Return

ur.N,,ew New Brunswick. \. j., Jan. 6..-Dcmob-
or n" Rutgers ha askctbali ouirtar to 'tais nr
.r,t;;, .'rf;; Iaiiiicro and Rice. licutonants Of
"nbn b'n'hbnEN' hnEN' returned saturday. and BoudInoi
u ~ tne week. Captain Ncuschaefer and
iisonesoh' the giant negro. are both in col.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

st Columbia has displaced Dohson at
the head of team scoring, and While the
Falls five in second piarc, it is none
too certain of holding that position very
long. as Hancock has climbed from! firth
TO third and is only three points in the
roar pf OObson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Former Mackmen Efectire against Old Teammates

kndORDING gando.dope,
did
Connies
pitching
Sctang had their
he droya
his to
When the Red sox beat the Mackmen
( McInnis busted a off
soxmen the AS mighty cous
duFing lilly Walker
and N -"
GLEASON, of
~ o worlir,
vaFious shpysrds essential
the Harlan Wilmington have
Williams a
Con,l
wou
TTANK GoWDY.
clothes In sprna training
nondd with the idea '-tma.
~ {P{S hut through slpup 4 receiyl ~ q y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Eddie McNichol NAV PLAY

In q letter to Bill Dallas. a ragn critic
81 this city. Zahn writes that rc cyp,.r,s
20 nave at least Two Philad"lphi"ns ON
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Pinehurst Tennis Today

Pinehnrst. n. G.. Jan. 6.-The ninth nm
.nyal midwinier tennis tournament opens n,
P n"hurst todny T.ate entries ircipdo rTu't I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

Havana. Jan. q. 80 Today g. an ufs-ray
among the racing folk here, Tho usual
card of events will be resumed tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Scraps about Scrappers

Jack Russo, the New orleans lightweight.
who made this city his home until he en-.
listed IN the Aviation Corps I'm his homs
town. has received his honorable discha rgo
and started for this city. Joe Christian
his managrr expects his battler in town
about Wednesday afternoon. Christiana has
slghGd MS prot &c to oppose Willie Jack
son in the hn2i bout az the National A A.
They VIII be seen IN action on January is
Pete Moran and Joe Chrlstiana now are
partners in managing list OF four boxers
Eoth men have a share In the handling OF
Jack Russo. Young Joe Borrell Joe Ieona I'd
and Frankie Williams
Johnny Dundee has started Light work for
ms schcdu.ed eight t-r0und hattlc with Benny
Leonard. They will bc seen in action in a
Newark ring on January 20.
Joe Leonard the former Brooklyn bantam.
VINO mas made this city his homo most
IkSIE VII ECt Il crack al Pete Herman AZ
ono or n" pCal clubs. Leonard has bern
going a.ong !" good form and is confident
mat Eo VIII take the hantamwc!rht ruler
mo No| when thCN come toscthcr
-, rom towler Is training for his bout with
htIE Msfe, OF -. Paul. They are TO meet
al IN" National y. \. on Saturday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Jack Hendricks Has Ironclad Contract ith Cards

CNPEAKNG OF of
Christmas Hendricks
calling for $500 and record
Class ball He
of
taken by the ac;
outheld a
stockholders O a
monthly nsalmnts the stopped in case
Of
" u,.u ,..
At present Hendricks do4l the
~ nothing had happened
that 10 H1sb the
the time and fight uoncy ig
all plentiful IN Looic 4
Hendrtc is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06
Center Position Undecided

In direct contrast. South PHILADELPHIA
will have veteran squad to start the
game Ali five had experience last
Seasou and for this reason a victory
for southern ~ expected The team will
Inc NJ as follows; "Chicl" Pa sson and
Freeman. forwards; either Leopold or
Nap,an, confer, and Dossen and Gold.
b.att. guards.
Til" Germartown and West Ph.ladc,-
phia Quint"ts pravt.ccd daily through.
out the Christmas recess and are in
fine shape. The suburban !ino-ur is
unsettled. blt the team most likely
tain Dietcre and Birliby; center. Urban.
and guards, Jcfford and Rammagc.
Track Candidates Called Out
Indoor track practice Will star, a,
the local schools some time this week
Manager Bill Jameson issued a call
FOR Central High men on Fr!day and
more than sixty responded. German.
town High candidates will be asked to
register this afternoon Coach Sgman,
of Northeast, will sound his call in a
few days.
There are only three letter men from
last years champion outfit Mt Central
High and four or five others who we're
nd-strIng men. Hafncr Ensln and
Russell are the latter men, with Ford.
snyder. Detwic,er and Goodman the
others with experience from 'ast years
second squad. Among the candidates is
Joe Raincy, the negro sprInter. from
southern High School, Rainey is the
indoor intcrsChOlastic spring champion,
and has been timed In 10 10 for the
century and - seconds for the fur
long.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-06

Tom towler is ira ming for his bout wit
I'l''E M.sie: OF -. Paul. They are to mes
at III" National y. A. on Saturday nisht,
The sun., 1919-04-23
LACK OF GOBS MAY
DELAY TRANSPORTS
Navy Needs Men to Man Ships
to Bring Troops
Home.

The possibility OF the return Of
troops from overseas being delayed
through inability OF the Navy Depart
ment TO man the required number OF
transports was pointed out yesterday by
officers OF the warship fleet now in the
North River
This Is another serious phase OF the
problem thrust l.,on the department by
the necessity OF 4 scharging sailors who
enlisted only fce the duration OF the
war. Emphasis is laid upon 1t by those
who are conducting the campaign FOE
new enlistments
While the drive for recruits in tho
navy is being waged strenously by the
men from the visiting ships and Is
meeting with a fair degree of success
officers are not over optimistic. They
say frankly that only hard work can
pull the number OF enlistments up to
the necessary figure.
Yesterday every small boat taking
visitors to the warships. carried pros
pective recruits, who were quick to
avail themselves of the offer permitting
them TO look over the ships and select
the one on which they would prefer TO
serve.
Special invitations have been ex-
tended to those contempla ting enlist
ment TO bring their families to see the
ships Officers feel that if the relatives
zee the conditions under which the re-
cruits are 10 live they will be better
satisfied to have them enter the serv-
ice Ships boats are provided to take
such visitors to the vessels without
charge
On some OF the ships. it was an
The sun., 1919-04-23
TRANSPORT SAILINCS
FROM BREST LISTED
TUo Due at Newport Netcs
and TWo Coming Here.

WASHINGTON, April 2..--The following
transport sailings were announced to-
day:
The transport Mercury. due at New
port News May 4, has on board the
headquarters troop and headquarters de-
tachment OF the Twenty eighth penn
sylvania National Guard) Division !;
headquarters. medical detachment. Com
panies A, 3, c and d of the 11ith In
fantry, also OF the Twenty-eighth Divi-
sion; roth, 10th and 112th Trench
Mortar Batteries: Company c. 114th
Supply Train: 1854 Mobile Ordnance
Repair shop: Bakery Company No. 32s /;
Base Hospitals Nos. rs. 81. Sc, ss and
ll5, and Evacuation Hospital No. 6.
Major General Charles II. Muir, com
handing Twenty eighth Division. Is on
board.
The transport Finland will errive at
Newport News May with q detachment
of the Twenty-eishth Divisions head
quarters; feld and star. First Bsttal-
jon headquarters, Companies A to b. in
&psive, 1o3d Engineers OF the Twenty
eighth Division; Convalescent Camps
Nos. 2 and 10; Base Hospitals Nos. 23.
48 ana 90; six casual companies and
Ave onvslescent detschmeDts.
inc transport Coiufnph que AT -NeW
York May 4 has on board Bakery Com
panes Nos. sos and s27, eighteen cas-
ual companies and thirty ca sual officers.
The transport Canonica,s, due at New
York also on May I, Is bringing the
First Army Artillery Park, less Truck
Company d.
Cable advices received by the War
Department to-day gave the following
units "a the only army organizations
now in Italy: t39th Military Police Bat
talon stationed at Rome) one orsanl-
cation OF the Motor Transport Corps
Eighteenth Sales Commissary Unit; one
Quartermaster detachment: one QUARTER
master supply depot.
The number OF men INCLUDED in the
above units is not known here, n large
number of casuals having embarked
from the American forces in Italy.
The following army organizations were
announced to-day as assigned TO early
convoy:
Base Hospitals Nos. 81. 55 and IS;
headquarters and Company B. 501st En-
gineers: Evacuation Hospital No. IL.
Evacuation Ambulance Company No. 81.
Thirty-fourth Aero Squadron. Sanitary
Squad No /, Balloon No. 10, Transpor-
tatlon Corps Companies Nos. 80 and 100.
The sun., 1919-04-23

MOBILE from Brest April 10,
with the 130th Field Artillery,
Field and Staff, Headquarters and
Supply Companies, Medical and
Ordnance Detachments and Bat
teries A to + inclusive, sixty Of
ficers and 1910 men; fourteen
United States Army Ambulance
Sections, twelve officers and 358
men; Seventy-sixth Base Hospi-
tai, seven officers and ITO men;
detachments 703d and 704th
Motor Transport Companies,
seven officers and 116 men; four
bakery companies, fifteen casual
officers, three soldiers wives and
four naval officers and thirty--one
men.
Santa Teresa from Bordeaux
April IL, with Bordeaux Con-
valescert Detachments 1879, 212,
els, 220, 221, 224, 244, 248,
253 and 255 to 260, inclusive,
fifty officers and 1870 men, i'll or
wounded; Eleventh Engineers,
Field and Staff, and Companies
B and C, seven officers and 265
men; six casual and special cas-
ual companies and eleven casual
officers.
Manchuria from Brest April
IS, with the 18TH Infantry COM
plete, ninety-eight officers and
1905 men; Forty-ninth Base
Hospital, six officers and 1913
men; Ninety-eighth Aero Squad
ron, two officers and 1856 men;
nine United States Army Ambu-
lance Service Sections. eight Of
ficers and 268 men; four casual
and special casual companies,
twenty-four nurses, five Brest
Convalescent Detachments of 575
men, and eight casual officers.
Duca degli Abruzzi from Mar
settles, with fifteen United States
Army Ambulance Service Sec
tions and three provisional sec
tions of eighteen officers and CAB
men; Motor Repair Shop Detach-
ment of one officer and 142 men;
Hospital Quartermaster and
Headquarters Detachments Of
twenty-seven officers and 206
men. and three casual companies.