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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
Punch
Should Count
Lot of Runs

WHEN tho Seattle Awu~lAes
swing into action In the pcnnxnt'
chase. the old hit and run play
will play y big part In the Of
fensive of the lecnl diamond
crew, judging frpm the past REQ
ords Of the men Msrd mp - rcp-
resent the Queen City IN the
Coast circuit.
II Ray Bates. Harry Woltexs
and Rod Murphy arc playing
regularly, It's n cinch that this
trio win he batting tAird, fourth
Ana fifth In the lineup. beesuse
~ their ability On the hit and
rum Wolters h . master Mt tho
play. cracking the ball on line
over the infic,d when the play h
called for. Bates and Murphy
arV also good NJ the play. ard
with Inst men IKE Bshns ard
kspp on the paths h sI,ould
uscan . lot Of runs fer TIE -
washes.
Bruce Hartford, the westerr
eaSue shortstop. who may MI ir
hat berth with the locals. is .
mighty fine bunter. according to Bill
Rose. former Seattle pitcher, whit
worked In the same isagus with
last year. Duke" Ken
worthy. second base candidate. II tn,
'niy other good buntcr on the team
Hartford In = lcft-handcd hittcl
md a good man on tho hit and run
Hen probably bat second n he make
he team.
Sammy Bohne. the other shortsso,
,spirant. 10 q likely third place hit
er. He batted In that position fol-
he Oaks most Of the 1913 campaign
Billy Cunningham. outfieider. 4
mother fair hit and run batter. II,
'amc thru In pretty good style in ths
Tome games here last year when ths
,hy VIVA called
With this attack the locals are du.
% score lot OF runs this year. be
'ausc with a couple OF good fas
men on the bases. tho hit and run
'hy brings homo the markers.
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CATCHER REPORTS

HASFoRD. Cal. March H.
Charles Ashland. a Fresno catcher.
reported to the Seattle team today.
The first practice game between the
regulars and Yannigans win be play.
ed this afternoon. Secretary Fred
Rivers arrived from Seattle last
night Manager Wares IL delighted
with news that Jack Adams. we'll
known Philadelphia catcher. will re-
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Seattle Nets Sink Hooks
Into Victoria Crew 5 to /
BY ALEX c. ROSE

Playing in championship form. the
Seattle hockey team outskatcd the
Victoria squad at the Arena last
night. winning by i've goals 10 one.
This victory gave the Nets first
place in the most exciting race ever
staged In the Pacific Coast hockey
circuit and also earns them the right
to play on In a two game series
against Vancouver. The nrst game
win b played hero tomorrow night
and the second Meeting will be in
Vancouver on Monday night The
team scoring the most goals In these
games will travel east TO Ottawa to
engage with the Eastern league
champions for the worlds champion
ship.
Last nights battle showed tho
Nets defense and attack at their
best, and altho the visitors kept try
ing all the time they could not get
far. while on the other end the great
combination play and shooting OF
Foyston and company kept Lester
Patrfck's tribe on tender hooks all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Second place honors In The Star
league will be at stake when the
University Community five and the
Knights OF Columbus mix Saturday
night at the Knights Of Columbus.
The knights entered the scmi-finals
In the first half OF the season and
the Commuters the second half. Both
teams were defeated by the Mac
Dougall. Southwick team, city cham
pions.
The winner Of Saturdays game
Will meet the Smelter team OF
Tacoma, runners up In the up Sound
city. The first inter-city game is
scheduled for Wednesday night with
the Smelter team playing here and
MacDougalls meeting Scobey's
Pirates In Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
|6B EB,
|EEzBXXS

BWt Bwees, local lightweight,
bsses Tommy DArTone, 81 fssl
p,iiiev, In the s~sni- wipdup 70 the
willie Mcehsn-Ai walter heavy
weight mis- al PurtiAsd. Ore.. nest
week. freuchy valse. the Reufsa
fircsnss, bexe~ Muff Bronson. Port
land iightveaght. In enc Of the ether
bsues On the Gard. The Forbes -nar-
rune fight will br . 10-round affair.
fsvbes fs N pretty rood shape and
shsald have ne trouble gotnx the 10
ruands. Narrone wns walloped by
Eart baird. another Seattle beg. In .
Ferenl Pevtlnnd smokw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
WATSON WON'T SIGN

SACRAMENTO. March 1.-The
Senatorial camp Is in gloom. Yes
terday Manager Bill Rodgers an
nounced that Mule Watson would not
sign. The Yippcrs now have only
four good bets In tho pitching field.
They are Lefty Mails. Gunner Lar.
kin, Bill Prough and p. Knutz.
a winter league product. The Sen
ators play the olympic club Of san
Francisco here Saturday and Sun
day.
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BY ALEX c. ROSE

Seattle
the
L
two Heading on
forward line Hugh lehman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
FARREN Is WINNER

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March IL
frankie Farren won a decision over
Harlem Eddie Kelley here last night,
after four rounds Of terrific milling.
Joe Coffey won from Young Papke
and Sammy Pelsineer was handed a
somewhat shady decision over Claire
Bronco. The fights were staged by
the American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
SHEPPARD BADLY BEATEN

DETROIT, March 11.--Johnny
Sheppard, British lightweight cham
pion. won admiration, but not a de-
cision. In his bout with Eddie Fitz-
simmons. Of New York, hare last
night Sheppard was knocked down
seven times and twice dropped from
exhaustion during the 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
COLE HURLs FOR SEALS

STOCKTON, Cal, March 1.-THE
first Yannisnn-Rsgular game of the
Seals was to be played this afternoon.
Yesterday Charlie GrahaIn's boys
shut out the Eleventh cavalry team
from the Preside, San Francisco. s
to 0. Lefty" Cole kept the soldiers
guessing for six innings.
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played In Class A and Is points In
Class b.
In the finals, the last four men IN
each section will play each other
player In his own section. the man
with the high percentage winning The
title.
A cup win be given the winner q
each section, and a gold medal b TIE
second place winner. Prizes for IL
other finalists are being lined up.
Get In the running. Sign up with
Brown 4 Hulen's today IL you want
to perform on the green cloth In the
city angle tourney.
OAKLAND. Cal, March 11.--yimr
my Duffy ieft-handed his way to .
decisive victory over Johnny Noye
here last night Al walker lost %
Frank Garcia on q foul in the f1rut
round.
Clark Griffith Is figuring o. -
duced- rates for Riddles at Washing-
ton ball park.
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MARTIN WINS

KALAMAZOO. Mich, March IL
Bob Martin, heavyweight champion
Of the A. T.. f.. scored technical
Knockout over Jack Reilly in the
first round Of scheduled 10.round
bout here last nikht.
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SrDrf0g
First PERIOD, Seattle. Riley, $50: !.
Victoria. Kerr from oatman. 1850
second period .. Seattle, Foyston,
isis.
THIRD period Seattle. royston from
Hickey. o:ts: S. Seattle. Riley. HOO. ..
Seattle. FoyHton from walker. T;fS.
Penalties
First p-rfod--Ro~o. minutes: Kerr.
minutes
Second p~r,od-Kerr. - minutes
Third period-Murray. minutes: oat-
man, minutes
Total penaIties-seattis. Q minutes;
Victoria, 10 minutes.
sub~titutions
First period--seattis. Murray for robin.
Victoria. Kerr for Mecking. Necking for
DunderdAle.
Second pcriod--s>aftic. Tabin for Muir
ray; Murray for Tobin Victoria. Pat
rick for W. Loughiin; Dupderdsis for
Kerr: w. I.ouRhlin for Patrick.
Third period-Seattie. Tobin for Muir
ray: Murray for Toein. Victoria Patrick
for DunderdaIe: Dunderdale for Mseking:
Meekinr for DundordaIc.
Referee Mickey Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
WILLIE SIGNS

OALAND, Cal, March 11.--After a
day Of inactivity on account Of the
dampness Of the ground. the Oaks
were to get into action today. Out
fielder Willie was signed up by Man.
ager Howard yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
Knights Run
Up Largest
Cage Total
Final Standing
of Star League

Knights Of Columbus le;, 90.
u g.
No. gentle reader. this isnt .
bowling score. but One count rig
istcr-d In the flnal Star hague
basketball game Last night ~ The
X. Of G. hall.
The only excitement Of the
night was furnished the spec
tators In the second half when
the winners ncssred the 100 point
margin. Two baskets ln quick
succession carried them over the
century total. The score n the
end 81 the first half was ~ b I.
Johnny Logan was responsible for
80 OF the "Casey's" points. while
DOC" Powers rung up - points ant
Classic so.
For the losers. little ''Hec" Mac
Donald played best IL had the DIFF
fcult task Of guarding Johnny 10
gan.
Phoenix Mutuais ive failed to show
up for their game with the Piper a
Taft FIVE and the sporting goods stor'
men won the game by forfeit.
This brace OF games winds up The
Star basketball league schedule fol
the year.
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FOURTEEN REPORT

ONTARIO. Cal. March Flour.
teen players have reported at the
spring camp Of the Portland Beavers
here, and five have been marked as
missing. McCredie has ordered two
daily practices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
CUEyrO TO
OUTLAW?

Manuel Cucto. the Cuban utility
player purchascd from the Cincin-
natl Reds, has joined the Franklin
independents. Of Pennsylvania nc
cording to n wire dispatch In one Of
the san Francisco daiiies from Fred
Rivers. secretary OF the locals. now
in Hanford. Cal. The local magRates
have sent out tracers to confirm tho
report.
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Of Vancouver, is given the
gual tenders job, and Cook,
Of the same team, is paired
off with Johnson on the de
tense.
Hugh Lehman. the old Eagle
&C. Of the Vancouver squad. is CIV
N the call over Happy" Holmes.
ne local net guardian. because he
- shown more consistent form
tAruout the season. Hack Fowler
1nsut quite measured up to the
nm displayed by Holmes and Leh.
man during the past season.
IOuNSON is
DT ON DEFENSE
Moose johnson. the veteran Vic
Ortnn. Is the ranking defense man
= he league. The big fellow has
~ playing bang-up hockey and is
ne best back checker In the league.
II hasn't done much In the line of
Goog1ng goals but his work with his
0ng poke check has made him a
1asod man on the defense.
.|
0in. ranks next to johnson on the
oBo1Dn's play. Cook is not only a
GDod defensive player but he's n
uigAty good shot, scoring a lot OF
ona1s for the Millionaires.
Art Duncan. the other Vancouver
Gnfonse man. and Bobby Rowe. Sc
4tl4 are just q couple of jumps be-
nd hut tlx~
~ team men showed the better
4rm turnout the year.
WALKER IN CLASS
~ HIMSELF
= . class by himself. With bis
npuG check and his work in comb
uaflnn play has made him one Of
- most valuable team men In the
AonA
Jack Adams, Vancouver rover. is
!, olay1ng his first year In Coast hook.
~. and b filing Mckay AacKay1
ono0. He shows . lot OF promise.
ut In comparison with Jack Walk
- 1oesnt rank as AilStar material.
- should develop into q good man
9TH . couple more years Of exper.
GicsL
Eodie Oafman. Victoria forward
ed captain. has played the best
mchey OF his long career on the
-. He Is the bert forward Of the
G1ason.
Tommy Dunderdale. while leading
0e league In goal scoring lacks a
~ of being q good team man. He
Vory seldom back checks and scores
- goals on feeds from the other
r1hysrs. At that he's the leading
GDnfer of the year because Of his
nkd0ting ability. Roberts, OF Van
ooafver, is another good shot but is
= I checker.
pOYsT0N ON
WING
Frank F'oyston. who played most
q the season at center for the local
squad, played his usual good game
e hockey all year and n given the
ether berth on the forward line.
Skinner. Roberts and Harris, all
Il Vancouver, played good hockey
.bpt weren't In the class with the
flrst team trio.
OF the other regulars not chosen
for places on the star squads. Riley
and Tobin at wings. and Hickey.
defense. Of Seattle. Meeking. wing,
and Loughlin, defense, Victoria.
we're hardly all-Star men altho they
played q pretty good brand Of the
ice gane-in fact they have to In
order to hold Jobs in this company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
ADAMS To
JOIN LOCALS

JACK Adams, the young catcher.
purchased BY the Siwashes from the
PhiIly Nationals, will leave for Han.
ford. Cal. within the next couple OF
days, according to word from him
received here today.
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Es29e8.
&Rz$8

Jimmy MasVsis. BseeAwsy High
school pisehsr. Whs hes . trial with
the Chicago White Sex, hiss left for
the training camp ~ The American
league champicns-tn TexsS.
mi Rose. former Seattle pitcher, sx-
poets to Join the ST. Joe team soon.
st Joes In the Western league They
won the nag lest year.
Looks like Rob Meusei. the Vernon
Tiger star last year. In q cineh to make
good With the New fcrk rank., se-
ing camp. He's playing third base In the
early serimmageA
'srsnkis" GvsnAss, fsvmer Moth
westevn I~sHue mask man, Will catch
In the Michigan ststs ieagus this
scnsoa
Roy orvvsr. BeattSs hoy. vino he'd
trial with the Phiiiy Athletics for . cou-
pie Of seasons. finally landing with Oak
land IN the Coast league last year. win
be with the Kansas city Blues IN the
American Association this year. orevsr
was III most Of the time he was With the
Oaks last year and didn't have q chancs
10 show what he could DO He started
his baseball career with the Butte club
In the old Serthwsstsrn taxes-
Joe McGinnity. former manager OF the
Butte club IN the Northwestern circuit.
one % thu greatest iron men" the mound
has ever known. u managing . semi pre-
team In Decatur. Ill. The former Giant
twirier viii DO the twifiing himself
Cssvge meDri1a vsensNa WoahAa9-
Nsn shsvssAsp. ~ bein9 nsostsoaa -
the suees.ser 10 Clarke Gsifffth, the
old fsI pilsa 81 the SesaAass. VIZ =
pov Swnss ~ The NaAtsan1a. Ne
HpSde has seea ~ ~ sasvtce - the
bia khew aslA rAnked - ene ~ the
beet In the game vhsa - was b HI
primo
Manager wade Ksfisfer sf Iss Anesiss
n psttfus himself on the back ovU tho
aequ sifton Of Jimmy AeAsiey Of kansas
City. VINO will shortstop for the Angels
this season. KiiIefer has seen Jimmy
work and rates him - enc Of the bsst
shortsteps In the ninorA
This Will b. Mar Carey's 10th ssasou
with the Pfttsburg Pirates. and IN spite
of his long service tie fleet ouifielder
can still show . mssa pair Of heels 70
most Of tho fastest men In the big SHOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

NEW YORK. March 11.--America
will be represented by a first class bi-
cycle team at the olympic games.
Richard #. Kelley, chairman Of tho
advisory committee Of tho National
cycling association. said here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
Wright Us.
Lux;Shade
MeetsDauis
Pair of Bouts win Go Long
Way in Deciding Welter
Championship
BY LEO H. LASSEN


Another brace Of battles BE-
tween the classy quartet Of
welterweights now in the
Northwest, are in store for
the local fight fans. Billy
Shade, the Californian, Is
billed to mix with Travie
Davis, the rugged Everett
boy, in the main event at the
Crystal Pool Tuesday, and
Morrie Lux, the clever Kansas
City miller, is scheduled 10
have his second chance ct
Billy Wright's title the follow
ing week.
OF all the bouts that have
been staged here this winter,
these boys have played their
part in putting over some of
the best scraps.
The fans who sat In on the 0hA1H
Lux mix. the wright.Lux or Wns1t-
Davis bouts. will undoubtedly voes
the same way.
Chances are that the winners q
these two bouts will be brought -
gether IN the near future to Definitely
decide who n the best welter On Ne
Coast He's one Of this QuAron4
that's Q cinch.
Billy Wright who holds the t1llo.
won't have q clear right to the crown
until he defeats Morris Lux Whon
they met the first time. Lux hanood
Billy q bar Of lacfng and sha1od
tho champion when they tangSed .
short time ago. The third boot(
should determine for once and for ~
tina supremacy between this pair.
This In the first time that 0ha1eN
has mixed with Davis, but KNOWING
tho style of the two boys. II 10 -
to ny that tho winner win kn0w'
he has been In . fracas. 0sn1o
fought swell draw With Lux . ohogt
time ago. and has put himself in scold
with the local ring fraternity.
II Shade beats Davis. he will hoDo
every right TO claim . bout with ~
champion, because Of his work hegA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Tommy Grifnths. veteran Brooklyn
outfielder, IL the only unsigned Dod ger
He threatens to quit the diamond for the
brokerage buainess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11
RACE OF CLASSY WELTERWEGHT BOUTS BILLED FOR SEATTLE
Victoria Leads First Squad With
Three Star Players; Foyston and
Walker Represent Metropolitans

Two Vancouver Be
Outstanding Stars Coast Puck Race leh
man Goahe Job Holmes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

The summary NubstItutonh = HsN :
Donald for Orr; oBrien for Classic
Scoring; Field roals--Dix 1, Brett 1.
Orr /. Needles 1. Classic is. Powers IL.
Logan Ia Free throws--ioEan T.
Referee-TuTncr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Roy Kachey. s>nftIe. Cyclone TAy-
Tor and Jack Adams have the dis
sin~tisn III being tho only psayevs
srnson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

bubble Kerr made n wonderful finish
In tho had mans league last night. He
spent IS minutes In the coop.
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--sAx ainst OTTAWA
The vics played desperately to win and
tic up the league standing last night. but
there was too much Holmes Tho old
boy between tho uprishts was human
barrizAde.
Frank Foysson and Jim Riley n-stei
three and tho latter two. Dubbts Kerr
r~gistssed the vlcs' ions tally.
Kevv's goal was tho first victsvta
goal .rorcd In seattle IN the last four
xAsnc~ seattle won all lite home
Cranes against the vics this sraSsa,
Esd s1us made tsagA ts< them
so go rps1a In the Sin gAns0
played hero. the Artstocrats have
tetai~d four goals. They vent goal
ie-~ for thrcc gHne~.
Riley and Fovs,on. respectively. vere the
result Of pretty an exhibition OF stick
handling as has been seen here. Jim'r
route carried him behind tho nets. while
Frank done n FhImfnie straight thru the
defense. Fowler never had . chance
Walker. rcyrton. Riley and Holmes
starred Tor tho Meta oatrnan. johnson
and Fowler were easily tho shining lights
for Victoria
Hickey. Rowe and Tsesn were not
far behiud thar teammates for
houors. The tsftev psis WEN Acubt-
full staSt~r~. hut tb~ir work did Dc<
show that they wcrc ready 10 20 on
the hospital list.
Tommy Dunderdaie secured the tfeie
% goal scorer for the season. with a
total Off 80 points. Frank Foyston nm
ishcd second with 20 poin,s
Tommy tried hard TO win back MS old
monicker. bad man" but his team
mates. Maekinx and Kerr, beat him TO II
During tho seaxon these two iMeskinG
and Kerr have each spent 40 minutes on
the penalty bench.
Roy nckey. s~nftIe. Cyclone T~y-
lor and Jack Adams have the dis
tinetisn NJ being tho only players
that wers not penaiised during ths
srNsson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

This viii b. Mar carey's 10th ssascu
with the Pfttsburg Pirates. and IN spite
of his long service tie fleet ouffieider
can still show . mssa pair Of heels 70
most OF tho fastest men In the big show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

The vics played desperately to win and
tie up the league s,andinE last night. but
there was too much Holmes Tho old
boy between tho upriEhts was = human
barri-ade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

lew Tender. Phniy lightweight. and
Willie Jackson. New York 133-pound
contender. viii scttis their differences in
the East soon.
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mouicksr. bad man" but his team
mates. Moekinx and Kerr. beat him 10 H.
During the seaxon these two iNeeking
and Kerr, have each spent 40 minutes on
the penalty bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Tommy Dunderdaie secured the tftie
% goal scorer for the season. with
total off 30 points. Frank Foyston IN
ished second with 20 points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-11

Lloyd Madden. local weiter. boxer sir
rounds with Frank wagner Of Port
land at Aberdeen Friday.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
BOSTON BANkEK SAYS
 BUSINESS GOOD IN BRAZIL

BUENOS AIRES, March % Dan .el C. Wing, a banker of Boston, Mass. who has been making a tour in Bra zi and Argentina to look over busi- aess prospects and establish brarch banks, is quoted here as saying the business outlook in South America seemS very good.
 With an improvement of our ship .Ding facilities" he said, "the Unite 1 states should be able not only to loid it's present volume of trade but Q increase it, American business men ,re studying this field more carefully han ever before and they are going .o take more pains henceforth to hold 1t, to develope it and to understand it."
 Alr. Wing said he one thing necea- sary was that more Argentines should visit the United States.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
GAUSTAD IS GOING TO
 BUILD TRAM AT TOLONANN
tCordova Times)

Former Territorial Senator 0. T.. GauStad, of Fairbank, who X @ prominent mining operator in the Tol- ovaua, arrived in Cordova last night from an extended trip to the sta,aS. Senator GaUStad sized up the polit,s@l situation in Southeastern Alaska aHi he says J. c. Mcbride will carry prac- sjcaly the entire division in his can. d;dacy for Republican National Cont mttceman, while information he yc. ccivcd from the interior miniH. camps shows that Mcbride in the oa. canjidatc in the running in the Four:E division.
 Senator Gaustad left on this morn ing'S train for Fairbanks. He StateG while in Cordoya that he proposed :, extend the Tolovana tram which hy acquire some time ago. to connect with the government railroad at Dun bars. thus giving the new mining
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
OUT OF WORK
 TO GET DIRECT HELP

LONDON, March % Women who a.e out of work or whose earning ca raciticS have suffered as result oi ,le war now have the benefit of the direct help and advice of the Cent. a. committee on Women's Training anu Employment, which has just been ap- pointed by the Minister of Labor as s . ,anding committee. The new commit
 % haS been empowered to take ove ne balance of the Queens Work fol
 Iomen", Fund and further sum ot OO,OOO pounds has been allOcated to i. by the National Relief Fund.
 The new committee, which consists rr fourteen members, all well-known social workers under the chairman.