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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
! Star Linennen
At Lions Camp

Riley MathcSon and Dick Ash
com, a pair Of forwards who are
expected 10 bolster Coach Charles
f. 1GuSl DoraiS' forward wall. are
due 10 Join jhe Lions AT the clubs
training camp on Crosse lie today
MatheSon. a 6-foot 3-inch guard,
Is coming from his home in Cali
fornla. He is on loan from the
Cleveland Rams, with whom he
starred last fall, being named on
a number of all-star te I'm s.
Matheson came out of the Texas
School of Mines.
Ashcon, Who is a medical stu
dent, expects to enroll at Wayne.
He is "a years old and has served
three years in the navy. Playing
with University of Oregon, he was
hailed as one of the finest tackles
on the Pacific Coast last season.
With the temperature soaring
near the hundred mark. the Lions
yesterday put in their hottest
Scrimmage preparing for the Var
Sity-FreShmcn game 10 be played
al University of Detroit Stadium
next Sunday The game will be a
twilight affair, starting At 5
o'clock. All tickets will be IS
cents and there will be no seats
reserved 1t will be first come,
first served.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

tt511EUt71V fSff,
Toledo Yacht Club shippers
are coming up 10 Lake ST. CLAIR
Sunday with the idea Of taking
home several boat loads Of tro-
phics from the 46th annual De
'ro.t Yacht Club Sweepstakes.
Among the Niaumee River
ships 10 sail viii he the Week
Fnder, Wind Song. which is al
ready here She'll sail in
cruising. Others expected are
Question. Totem and DO DO IN
the sIX-mcter class. Several l.
class Sloops may be here
The SKIES viii race against
Challenge. Norer and Cormo-
rant who make up the class
here incidentally Jim m V
Grant. famous international
racer. will be aboard Chuck Nc
Gregors : Challenge again, set
ting light canvas in his way:
Grant lis SAID. made rec
ord haul of fish. taking IN
>ptrnaker on the iaSt leg OF The
All Night Race--
Sundays races viii start al
1910 a m. of of No. ; can m
Lake St CLAIR. which is Just of
and below the Little Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Real Canine Class
Our Teene, Winner in Her Breed in All 54 Shows
She Was Entered Heads LIST
BY DON GILLIES

Mrs. Hartman will also enter
another high class Staffordshire
IN Ruffian Walkaway who was re-
Gently Judged winner IN the Sko-
kie Valley speciality show. only
Staffordshire Walkaway failed 10
beat was his mother, Our Teenie.
Marc Of Maridor. English set
ter, owned by Wilfred S. Kennedy.
master of Kendare Fans Yhrre
The Pontiac shoWeWill be r -
Saturday. naturally Nil not
entered in this show, but will oe
on display all day.
Marc, which has won more
"best-in-show' titles than any
other dog in American Kennel
Club history. added another last
week in winning at the Ravenna
tOhio) show
International Champion Frejax
Whirlaway a beautiful English
Springer Spaniel owned by Fred
Jackson Of Detroit. will be entered
in all three shows. Whirlaway
was runner-up 10 Marc at Ra-
VIENNA.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
ALMOST HAD COACH

Catholic Central had a head
football coach a few days ago
almost. The man marked for the
Job was Harvey Freeman. who for
many years had phenomenal sue
cess in sports with small school
st Augustine High Of Kalamazoo
One of the best all-around
coaches in the state. Freeman
would have been more than well
come at Catholic Central. but he
finally decided 70 stick with his
insurance business Kalamazoo
Whoever gets the Job will find
a promising for these days
group Of candidates. though only
three members Of last years title
team arc back Chet SzumlanSki
220-pound guard; John Downey
center. and Tom Holland, tackle
Graduation and tho armed
forces account for the small num-
ber of lcttermen.
one of the boys working out
Yesterday. Frank GawronSki, a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Catholic Central Has
Squad but No Coach
BY JAKE BERSON

A Catholic Central High foot
ball team<tarted practice for the
1943 season yesterday faced with
an odd situation.
The ShamrockS, city and Cath
ollc League prep grid champions
in 1912, were Still without a head
football coach.
Coach or no coach the enthu>i-
aStic group of 27 boys who turned
out again were greeted by Father
James Martin, the schools ath-
letic director who for years has
handled the Shamrock scrub
teams.
Now that the season has
started, finding a coach 10 replace
Johnny Hackett, now in the navy
becomes a more pressing problem
each day 10 Father Martin. Hack
ett'S successor. as a result. will
likely be named before the week
is out
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

Although more than so per cent
of all the dogs entered in the
three shows 10 be held at Royal
oak and Pontiac Saturday Sun
DAY and Monday arc Michigan
owned. quality is not lacking
One Of the most famous dogs in
the country that Will be seen at
all three shows is Champion Ruff
-fian=9HF- Teenfe; smart looking
StaffordShire owned by Lettle
Hartman OF Detroit.
Teenie has a record that few
dogs in history can equal. Entered
in "a shows in the United States
and Canada she has emerged VIC
torious 54 times in her breed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
EIkridge Finishes
StronQ, Wins Chase

NEW YORK, Sept . CUPl-
Elkridgc came on at the final
lump 10 lead Knights Quest
across The finish line by four
lengths yesterday i'm the $4,000
added Harhor Hin StceplechaSe
Handicap at Aqucduct
The son of Mate, voted the
leading Jumper of the 1912 season,
stepped the 2-mIlc distance in
3;14 l-5, adding S3,l75 10 his earn
lnpS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
A Secret Deal

Then came the explanation
For some time. Manager GRIMM
had been hoping 20 get a left
handed pitcher 10 bolster tho
Brewer staff for the pennant
drive. Some time before Char
ley's birthday Neeck got in
touch with the Richmond club
of the Piedmont League. Rich
mond had a Southpaw named
julio AcoSta, a Cuban boy who
had won u and lost s. He had
struck out 20S batters in 226
innings.
Vceck offered $1,000 for
Acosta on unusual terms. The
terms included assurance that
the young man would be sent
10 Milwaukee with no public
announcement Of the sale.
AcoSta arrived in Milwaukee
and was established inCom-
muniCado N a hotel Thereupon
he Was brought TO p rear gate
At the park. dressed in Weeks
private office and then was
placed inside the cake. When
he loaped 10 the ground the
night Of The contest he shook
hands briefly with Grimm and
began ia warm UP.
II would have been a COM
pletely happy party had Julio
won the birthday game but one
Of his mates mlSludCed- a fly
ball for TWO runs and the Brew
erS eventually lost a l0-inninC
affair.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

tho championship last season
looms as the most formidable
Wolf. a member of Joe Norris
national match game champion
ship Stroh team. has Henry Nosa-
kowski. George Lukach. Frank
Dettloff and Ted LewandowSki
back again The latter boosted
his average from 16S 10 1913 after
Wolf plucked him out of a Tank
plant loop last season
With one exception Dodge Main
VIII present a now outfit Tee
BabIarz is the only veteran who
viii team with Joe kowal>kr
Chris Anderson Walter Mack
George Pianczk and Gargula
Capt Steve Dutko who topped
the Individual averages with
2Os rs Carl Tiny PolcnS, Stan
lcy Baker and Jack Kuchonbrod
are bowling ciSrW here
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Dir, Newhouser
Oppose Browns

Paul DIZZY Trout and Harold
NewhouSer viii pitch for the
Tigers against The Browns in a
douhls header at Briggs Stadium
today, the first game starting at
100 o'clock.
Denny Galehouse and Steve
Sundra are expected 10 do the
flirgjng for Luke Sewel's boys.
The set with the Browns will
ePru the Tigers last home stand
They will wind up the games at
Briggs Stadium Sept - there
IA m taking TO the road They will
end their season in Washington,
a stand in which they expect TO
NreSt second place honorS from
tho Senators
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Ford, Pontiac 9's
Clash in State Meet
RATTIF CREEK. Sent 2 n

BATTLE CREEK. Sept 2 CUP)
The first round IN the state
finals of the Michigan Recreation
Association baseball championship
will be played here Saturday with
Detroit Ford 400 opposing the
Pontiac WV squad The other
game on the schedule will be be-
tween Flint East Side Merchants
and the Battle Creek Clark
ECtItrr1pnt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
ManlIerS
Lost to
Pitt

PITTSBURGH. Sept 2 tlNS)
Failure Of Jack ManderS, for
mer Chicago Bears booung star.
TO get 2 leave Of absence from a
Windy City printing firm, today
created gaping hole IN the Pitt
coaching staff
The Chicago pro was 70 have
become backfeld coach for the
Golden PantherS.
THAT was real body blow"
Coach Clark D. Shaughnessy
admitted. "Manders was a KEY
figure In my plans. He was very
valuable last season at Mary
land. ] have no one else In
mind who can take his place"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Women S Rifle Champ
Becomes a Riveter

CHICAGO. Sept 2uNSD Mrs
Helen Van Castor National
Womcn'S Rifle champion today
traded her - cahbor target rifle
for a riveting gun on a war plant
production line
Mrs Van Castor having fin
iShed a two months aircraft train
ing program. took a regular Job
riveting wings for army cargo
planes on the production line at
the Pullman-Standard Car Manu-
featuring CO. plant
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Browns Get First Sacker

ST. LOUIS. Sept ? GNS)-
First sacker John Frye Of Mont
gomerN in the Southern ASsocia-
tion has been acquired by the St
Louis Browns for delivery next
year Bill Dewitt general man
ager OF the Browns, announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Pirates Buy Three
PLAYERS From Leafs

PITTSBURGH. Sept ? INSl
steel City baseball fans today
hailed the return. OF two former
Pirates and the acquisition -
Jim Hopper e,
>idered one Of the beS, pitching
prospects IN tho minor leagues
Club President William F.. Ben
swanger announced the purchase
Of Hopper. nhelder Lee Handley
and right-handed hurler Nick
Strincevich from the Toronto In
4aEnaA A4a+4als ls-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Legion '9s' Try Again
To Decide Crown

MILES CITY, Mont. Sept .
GNSl - Minneapolis RichiicldS
and Springfield. o. team viii
meet again today 10 determine
the champion of the American Le-
gions junior baseball World
Series
The title game yesterday was
called al the end Of the third in
ming due 10 unfavorahle playing
conditions, with the score tied At
I 10 !
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
w. and j. Drops Football

WASHINGTON Pa. Sept 2
CUP)-Athleuc director Wilbur
rPctel Henry Of Washington and
jefferson College. has announced
the school Will abandon football
for the durat on after 50 years
of Uninterrupted grid competition
nV tho college.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Lake Forest Is Latest
To Drop Football

LAKE FOREST m. Sept 2
GNS) Lake Forest. member OF
the Illinois College Conference
today ioincd tho growing ranks
Of schools 20 abandon football IN
wartime
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
BOATS on WHEELS

HapplcSt man al BaNvicW or
any other place along the river
IS Perce Williamson. Hos got
Rainbow ~, his yawl, ~ Bay
view after trucking her from
81 lgnaCe where she was taken
after her explosion following
this year 5 MackinaC Race.
II can now be definitely
stated that Freddie Ford has
bought the eight-meter sloop
Awashonks and she is now being
trucked out here from Bristol,
r. l. She's a Paine-designed.
Lawley-built eight, just like the
Armida and Shamrock of the
local fleet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Tonight S SoftbafI
At MACK PARK

At MACK PARK
30 GreuSel vs 81 AEnes. diamond
SO ! lwHior wenl'
80 Laete, vs. Midwest Tool diamond
}0 Local 600 vs. - Horsemen tcon.
ur4Hfiun ~ protested Camel
0o RrEgs Porhp-s winner NJ
protested gRme as game docs not 50 he
,ood tNr innings overtimel.
o 3o Zenith Local io4 No W Local
iqO tmaJor mem
AT RtCRttIION FIELDS
CLASS \ MtN
All games 81 i5b Losers eliminated
Termrcs SIS O.. s Coast Guard a.
Elmwood No
Detroit rransmisson VS. Cadillac i74.
az Clark
Francis Furniture VI, New steel TIGERS
a. Northwestern 5
Ford 5ie We DAVIS Eng at Atkinson 3
Ninco Nites ~ Willow Run, ~ Atkn-
son
wclch Ind vs Willard At Northwest.
S. Arthaoy vs Barnes GIBSON Ray.
mono az Pingree
t7rst .iof IS ST. ca,hcr0e Al Pin
gree
square 70 vs Continental Au-stsrs. a.
limerick ,s Local PIP q, Gallagher
Commands vs. Detroit Resmer, a.
hudson A vs. winner car Wood Wood
an a. TiUEroe o
fustou ou w Fisher Die ~
Dtnrmsn.
~ \IOR DIVISION
80 John Parker vs. Boys Cluh Of
Highland Park Northwestern No
tNo'c All Class a and Junior Division
winners must report scores Of games i'm
no7ia'eN after completion Call Fit2roy
$3.50 department ~ parks and recreation
Winning teams not repairing scores will
not be scheduled again.
FRIDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
Al MACH PARk
90 Local : Wings - Black Hawks
~. :. ;s,s,iissa asass.a=iatfnazor r7sur-l1l1z
1900 Fr4er4.t We Locai 203 diamond
No tmaf7r menl'
-'''-- -0r~e--- ~ f'hnson EoI-Paks
tTsf.T uert'
Q 90 Hudson Motor Police ", virgss
tna'A. men
At HNRPLR-CoNNEF 40. ,
So Lutheran Al-stsrs vs. Bansys 10
trIass a r1srf'
IN event of rsIn al class 4 men and
Junior division games scheduled Tor to-
ull fF0i" hs piate3 Fri1ay night
tL.Scr c'.TfV4feEt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
IT. dyS to Be q Semi-PrO

WICHITA Kan; Sept 'INsl-The Camp Wheeler SPokes
of Georgia today pocketed S31S6 for winning the 9i3
Sem-pro Baseball Congress championship here
RAY Dumont president Of the congress said tho award
the highest paid team the tournaments nine
history.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

ChrysIer Inter-PIent Bowling Loop viii Open
Season Tonight at Palace Recreation
By HAROLD kAHL

Chrysler Inter Plant. fastest in
dustral circuit in the city VIII
be the first Of DetroitS major
bowling leagues 10 swing into ac-
tion when 10 hves take the drives
at Palace Recreation tonight at
Z o'clock.
The league. starting its fifth
season. returns 10 the Palace after
TWO years at Olympic Recreation
Frank Graham is president and
LeoH Cherry WiSnlewSkI socre-
ierN treasurer.
a board of arbitration is COM
posed OF Charles Baurhcnn OF
Dodge Nuu Leon Caiman ol
Highland Park Jonn Carmichael
of DcSot6 Norbert Grooming Of
Highland Park Engineering and
A $ Anderson of Dodge Truck
Ass f'nE s Jimmy Walsh, dltcc-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
LOOMS ~ STRONGEST

The I'D clubs are Fred Wolf $
Chr 'cr Tank Arsenal, Bruno
larEu.a Dodge Main FRANK
Miller, DeS0to. Bruce NcDouE-
al,s Dodge Forge I'd GurneN.S
Crrysler Superfnishers, Gus Ca
pa - ~ (, 4, : FF,,rf~~r-'l
kne-g's Chry siel Engineering
t-----V 1TrIT7FdS Dodge Truck
Stariry Ctcj, Aluminium Forge
and Wa'ny Ferccs ChrySler
Service
Ir th.s> group Tank Arsenal
which tied with Dodge Main for
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
But He sCertain
0fHonors as y,
Hofse-of-Yedr'

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (UP)-
Hopes that Count Fleet might
race this fall or winter were dis
PEELED today after trainer Dan
Cameron disclosed that the king
Of the 3-year-olds would be
shipped to Kentucky in two or
three weeks.
However, the long-necked. long
striding brown colt-flrst horse
ever 10 sweep the Wood Memo
rial. Kentucky Derby. Preakness.
Withers and Belmont Stakes
will return 10 competition next
year.
Mrs John d. Hertz great colt
Is sound now, hut out Of cendi-
ton because of idleness since
June 5 when he suffered an ankle
injury while galloping 70 a 25-
length victory in the Belmont
Stakes. The ankle is better but
Cameron said II would take about
Is days 10 ready the horSe-tor
competition.
IN BOURBON COUNTY
Since the Hertz Stable is not
interested IN winter racing during
the war, the son of Reign Count
will be rested a. the Stoner
Creek Farm Bourbon County,
Kentucky until nc begins spring
training for 1914
Despite Count Fleets abbreNi-
ated activities in l9f3. he is vir-
tually certain 70 he proclaimed
the horse of the year. as well
as top 3-year-old. because no
other thoroughbred has stood out
slnce his withdrawal in June T&
five principal summer stakes h
been won by five different mouS
Slide Rule. Vincentive. Chop
chop. Eurasian, and ASknenow.
a filly
As the turfs leading 2-ycar-old
in 1912. and the top 3year-old
in 45. the Count earned total
Of S25O,0OO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Protest Won,
Softbd|I Game .
TO Be Resumed

Allowing a protest filed by
Twelve Horsemen. one of the out
standing Negro teams bidding for
the right 10 represent Detroit in
the world championship games in
l.. Of D. Stadium Sept 1920, will
provide the highlight OF tonight's
Metropolitan-Detroit Times spon-
sored softball championship games
AZ Mack Park.
The Horsemen protested a play
Monday night in game with
Local 500, which Hubert Johnson,
chairman Of the protest commit
tee, allowed
The disputed play came when a
HorSeman outfelder threw ball
over second base into the right
field stands. allowing runner to
score from second. Johnson ruled
that only one base was allowable
under the ground rules.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Maior League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAY INSULTS
SO games scheduled
TODAls CAVES
81 Louis a. DETROIT tlI
Chicago A. Cleveland lniEht
Only Esmes scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
START IN 7TH INNING

The game will continue from
the start of the play IN question
at 7:3O p. m. II will be the sew
enth inning with two men out and
runners on third and second.
Briggs Bombers, defending
champions, will meet the winner
of the game tonight, providing the
continued game does not go more
than two innings In that event,
Briggs will meet the winner Sat-
urday night Both the Bombers
and the winner of the protested
game will he undefeated.
If the winner Of the protested
game between Local 500 and
Twelve Horsemen is determined
within two innings. the winner
viii meet Briggs Bombers. Then,
AT $50. Zenith Local l04 No l
and Local 1870. each unbeaten, will
meet, rounding out the Mack
Park program
Twenty-siX Class A mems teams
VIII continue in one-loss-and-out
play, meeting on Recreation
Fields at 6 asp. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTTRDAN'S RESULTS
Ch.rarn 10 Cincinnati GO inn.ncsl
81 Louis g. Pittsburgh SIS
TOnNN'~ CAMS
NtW Y.rk ~ Rf0uklyn
Pa.r 40 phIadeIrhia tnlrhif..
Ch.taE1 at Cincinnati.
ORR lanes scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Tiger Batting Averages

'Totals i22 42si 504 III 46f 50 26C
'IrcIudcs totals % McHale
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Toledo
Shippers

Ry GEORGE VAN

ftGEHtStr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
SCHEDULE. OTHER MFMBtRs

The opening schedule and mem
bcrS of the other teams follow:
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
WOMEN's WORK

The Women's Work of the Church
Of the Living God CWFF met at
the home Of the treasurer Sis. A.
Brayboy 2426 Erskine ST. This
meeting was only to be long re-
membered. The chaplain Sis. Las
ter opened the meeting with song
and prayer. The meeting was then
turned W. to the pres. and She
lectured from Rom. 10:1 the fin
ance Comm. made her report am
cunt turned over to the Treasurer,
$11.95 for this we give thanks to
God. The meeting closed with re-
marks by Evangelist Marie Wright
and she really gave US food for
thought. She said in part that
women was STYLED as salt in other
words SAVIOR Of the world.
We will have our missionary day
Feb. % at $3.50 pm. After busin-
ess a wonderful lunch was served.
Next meeting at the home Of the
Vice President Sis. A. oliver 2424
Erskine. The public invited.
Sis. w. Long, Pres, Sis. Jennie
Lewis, Sec, Rev. S. K, Nichols.
pastor,
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
l. FOR PLANNED


Calling for a planned economy to
prevent another post war dep-es-
sion, Major General Philip B. Flem-
ing, Administrator of the Federal
Works Agency, urged a national
program of post war public works,
in a Lincoln's Birthday address be-
fore the Providence, r. 1. Urban
League. Discussing the role of the
Negro worker in the postwar per
iod, General Fleming declared:
THE Negro worker is the pres
ent beneficiary of a wartime stu
alton. Thanks largely to the man
power shortage, the Negro is TAX
ing a long step forward along the
way to economic emancipation. The
problem after the war will be to
hold the gains already made and 10
extend them. That is not going to
be easy.
eff this war should be followed
by another deep and bitter depres-
sion, / think it is a foregone con-
clusion that most of the Negroes
new gains r going to be lost. His
best hope for the future. and incl
dentally the best hope for all the
rest of US, also-is that we may con
tinue an economy of full employ
ment with equal opportunities for
all. I think we will be able to do
that. To the extent that the Fed
earl Works Agency may be permit
ted to contribute to that objective
through it's participation in a nat
ional program Of postwar public
works, 1 can assure you that the
same degree of non-discriminatory
protection will be afforded the
worker, whether white or black, in
peace time as in war.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
REPORT OF CLEAVES TEMPLE
USHER BOARD

The Usher Board met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Littlejohn
2505 Maple ST., on Friday night the
18th. The attendance was good I'M
der the conditions of the weather.
Business Of Importance was discus
sed and the preparations for the
Usher Boards sermonette and pro-
gram for February 21st to be at
Cleaves Temple $3.50 p. m. all the
Ushes boards of the city are cord
tally invited to be present and there
will also be two contestants. Mrs.
Green will be in charge of all the
present. Mr.. James Powell
will have charge of all the Ushec-
cites. The loser will entertain the
winner at a later date. Rev. l..
A. Story, pastor, Mrs. Alice Young,
President, Mr.. James Powell, Re-
porter.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. David st. Clair. Pastor,
r. Burroughs. Reporter

Rev. David st. Clair. Pastor,
F. Burroughs, Reporter
And He said unto me, Son OF
man Stand upon thy feet and l Will
speak unto thee
We were favored with the pres
ence of two visiting ministers.
AT the morning worship period,
Rev. F. p. Jones of Detroit, Mich
igan Pastor Of Corinthian Baptist
Church and our former pastor ,deiiv-
cred a very able sermon from Eek
iel 81 which everyone enjoyed.
AT the evening worship Rev. E.
w. Beasly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Beasly brought to us a message
form Heb. 11:8 subject 1.-The Ultim-
ate Faith that Guides This was
an highly intellectual sermon as
well as spiritual. Rev. Beasly is the
pastor of Cumberland Street Bap-
fist Church, Jackson, Tenn. Rev.
Beasly is alos a student of Fisk
university.
Mid-week prayer services in
charge Of the deacon board for the
month Of February.
Colonial Tea at the parsonage,
February p, hours 8 to Z. Every
body invited.
To our many friends and visitors
we extend a cordial welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
SOCIAL NOTES
STARTS TRAINING

Fort DesMcines. Iowa. Feb. It.
Auxiliary Christine Boyd Of 26O4 N.
22nd St. Omaha. Nebraska. has
started her training in the Womens
Arm Auxiliary Corps at the First
WAC Training Center here.
Auxil-ary Boyd is now in basic
training, which will give her the
Ar mybackground and the know
ledge of Army procedure necessary
for any job she may do in the WA
AC. At the completion of basic
training she either will be selected
for specialist training Or will go di.
rectiy into a non-combat job with
the Army to release a soldier far
combat duty.
N-nety-six different jobs are nov
open to WAACs, including office
work, motor transport work, cook
ing, radio work, photography and
other jobs with the Army in this
country and overseas.
Infantry drill is one Of the most
important subjects Auxiliary Boyd
Is learning in basic training, for it
is essential in ORIGINATING WAACs
to Army surroundings and teach
ing them military precision. She
also is learning company admins
tartion, supply, military customs
and courtesies, and other general