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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
In Newsom De a

LaabS, IL is recalled is ono Of
the players the Tigers traded TO
-tl-A Browns tn tfte-bte FIVE for
four deal which brought Buck
NeW>om 10 Detroit IN the spring
az 1899 Besides LaahS. Tigers
snapped were Mark ChriStman
another thorn in the side Of the
LiII,1EErst Vernon Kennedy nXIe
lawson. George Gill and Bob Har-
IT'S. For them Detroit GOT Jim
Atalilk,tHijee ReY tBeaH4 Bel, Ralph
kreSS and NewSom,
The idea Of the Tigers was. Of
course. 10 land Newsom. il being
figured that the Colorful and able
Buck would win a pennant for the
Detroit club. which he did in
1910. But, II is ironc that now,
four years later. the Tigers were
forced TO pay off with another
pennant Besides LaabS' grand
stand finish ChriStman over the
season contributed much TO tho
success Of the Browns
IN faCt, on 2 recent visit Ot inc
Browns m Detroit. Luke Scwell.
the St. LOUIS manager. singled out
Christman for special praise as
the man who made IL possible for
the Browns 10 win. Not alone has
Christman played brilliantly al
third base, but he has bpcn a
timely hitter for the Crowns. His
double against the Athletics kept
his club m the running IN IT'S
darkest moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
In War Plant

Born in Milwaukee, Laabs Is
now % years old. married and
has 4 family He has worked in
war plants in Detroit and ST
Louis. ~ one time this summer
combining his ball playing with
the defense Job in the Missouri
city. Next 20 hitting home runs.
Chef likes 10 bowl and ice skate
best
Incidentally the population
here IS AN steamed up over the
s''-Sf Louis World Series which
gets under way tomorrow. There
sro. apparently. two things that
can Get the usually stohd peoples
OF 'hS fair city excited two pen
nsntS or an extra special wrestling
match fashioned by Tom Packs.
The s.. Louisisns are sending
customers across the river 10 East
50. Louis, IL, for quarters. which
gives YOU an idea how tough
things are here for the outsiders.
d they arc outsiders. You know
Commissioner Lands ordered that
10 iICFets % sold 10 outsiders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Tiger Post Motems
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
By THE CORNER CORONER

steve oNe should have pitched Dizzy Trout Sunday
Trout should have walked Stanley spence every time he
to bat.
Frank Stubby Overmire would not have had sore arm
If he slept nights standing up.
oNell should never comb his hair the morning Of an
important game.
Trout should not haze complained about the bomb
crater discovered in the pitchers box. That Wos good
luck charm, II left the Doy it
Spence should have stayed Washington Same for
Leonard who Dutch a but Belgian. Make 80
Belgian hostages ride bicycles "a hours a day.
Lack Zelcr should haze i.clI same pitchers
earlier in the season
ONel should have pitched Boom Boom Beck Jake Mooty
and Roy Henshsw all at the same time. >N\N
The Weather Man should have ordered rain for Sunday
in bo,n Detroit and ST. Louis
Somebody should haze shot the Yankees.
Eddie Mayo shouldn't have struck sum on his cap.
Trout should have pitched lef-handed part Of the game.
OH sHUCKs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Fans Can Take II

TJCfTOTS baseball fans took me
Tigers defeat Ike the champions
they are
FROM riIC tuvi1cSt- 10 the top
person IN baScbatt Voc1c't, there
was only one comment
They gave IL all they had
Every one was sorry that the
Tigers came 50 close and then
lost They were sorry mostly Tor
Steve 0NetA, the HAN -~he- had
made such a magnificent cor1e''
back in the big Time
* for Steve, nc rTdu only TINS
to say
This was A. fine a bunch OF
men a. 1 ever have been con-
nccted with. We last in a tough
rHrr. I'm going home ne~ anu
rest until the time comes 10 90
10 the south Pacific with the
rest of the baseball gang.
Losing ont IN pennant race
seems 80 insignificant when YOU
think NJ what ottr boys are -
doing 'on the other fronts. I'm
all set to 80 ont there and help
entertain them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Lands Won t
Attend Series

CHICAGO oct. ; GNS) The
World Series IN St Louis viii
have TO get along without Judge
Kcncsaw VI. Lands commissioner
of baseball since 1920. The Judge
is ul. although his condition is not
serious
II viii be thc FIRST series he has
missed since taking over the base
ball post I'm 1920 he was advised
by his physician not to make the
trip to see HE Cardinals and
Browns fight for the baseball
championship
Lands named Leslie NJ. OCon-
nor. Sccrctary-trcasurer of the
commissioners office; William
IIarridCe. president Of the Ameri-
can League. and Ford Frick, presi-
dent of the National League, to
act as his representatives,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Nv LEO MACDONELL

ST. LOUIS. oct. 3 - Mort
Cooper. big right-hsnder who
pitched the Cardinals 10 their
only victory against The Yankees
In the 1913 classic, is expected TO
he on the mound when has team
plunCeS INTO hattie with the
Browns In the opening game of
The lqli world series here to-
morrow
Nelson Potter whom The
Browns rcSurrectcd from the
minors two years ago wifi prob
ably take the hIll for the Amerl-
can Lcagucr>, though Luke Sewell
and "a he undecided on his
choice.
In The latest official averages,
Cooper had won - games and
lost but seven. with Potter having
captured rs against seven
a year ago this time series talk
conferred around Cooper. Twice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Indicted Into Navy

CHICAGO. oct : GNS)-The
Chicago Cubs management was
informed today that Dale Alder
son, rookie nghthanded pitcher.
has been indicted into the navy
from his Selcctivc service board
IN Faycttc la Anderson was
farmcd 10 the Nashville club Of
tho Southern Association last
limo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

White SoX and Cubs battled in
Chicago in 1906, the SoX winning.
FIFTH FOR CARDS
Whereas the Browns are play
ing in their first series. the =
dinals won the championship in
the National League on five occa-
sionS. Four OF these times they
bagged the world title. They beat
the Yankees in 1912 and then lost
10 them last year. Billy South
worth is in his third year as man.
ager of the Cardinals.
The Cardinals will he the home
team at SportSman'S Park for the
first and second games, Oct. 4 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

driven 90 cover by The Yankees
in the 1912 series. twice Wallopcd
IN aIl-Star classics, critics Won
dered If the CalNnal ace was gun
Sl7y of the American League.
He answered that question sat-
iStaCtoriY when he hurled the
Cardinals TO thcIrWIn IN the post
season play last fall, although
filed with grief az the death OF
his father a FEW hours before.
Now there is no talk. II is
taken for granted Cooper will be
Billy SeHihweFth,> mound pick
for the opener He is said 10 be
better primCd physically and men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
w OMAN Rolls 66D
For Loops High

Mrs. Gertrude Williams has top
series of 66l In the Log Cabin
Womens House League as a re-
suit of games Of 248. pa and 179
rolled yesterday The previous
high was the 631 of Mrs. Agnes
EkstrOm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Flight Results
n, UNITED PRESS

NATURALIZATION Bssors 1Ss. rlsr'o
Rico drew vith Holman Williams iSais
Chicago co.. Bob Parson. 1851 Washing.
ron drrieoncd ben rvlsr IT. View Yor,
4 Jackie IeamuS 1885, Nsw York No.
tlarnrd EDDIE Close, 131i., PnilsdeI-
phlH TO-.
wEsT SPRINGFIELD Msu Johnny cor
nsti 40 Eew Haven, Conn deciHoned
Tony Caup0. Ia nottcn -
YORK decisioned Joe Mstons. i4a Brock.
RkfrfwoPr-curtis sheppard 80 ri'',-
tlfh knockst out Buddy walker. l95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

5, and for the sixth and seventh
games. Oct. 9 and II. The Browns
will be the home team al the
same park for the third ,fo''"Nh
Inc games will start at 2 p. m,
Central war time, which will be
3 o'clock Detroit time.
Receipts of the third. fourth.
sixth and seventh gameS-eXcept
for the players share-will 60 10
the War Relief Service Fund. The
100000 check for broadcaSting
rights will be put in the same
fund-one that totaled over
$500 900 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Writers
Say This

LAYTON CARVER ms
sports editor The Cards are
UcStcred with ailments from top
10 bottom at a time when they
must meet the hottest club
baseball has seen I'M a. least 4
decade and perhaps q century.
The Browns are full of health
and vigor and Spurrcd by an
epidemic enthusiasm hanging
over from their winning the
first American League pennant
ever nailed 10 the Browns
masthead,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Saint Thomas Gets
FiQht With Bettina

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ; UNS1
Saint Thomas. Negro heavy
weight boxer and follower of
Father Divine. and MClio Bettina.
former hght-hcavywclght champ,
have been signed for a l0-round
bout at Philadelphia Convention
Hall on Monday night. oct 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

q strong movement aiOOt to make
Tho Browns SluGgCr a Compro-
mise ruler Of Poland should he
care 10 60 overseas. But n IS not
Likely that Chester would care 10
give mp his home run target AT
SuortSmanS Park.
-f,4e -aHat Laahs is q special
interest 10 petroItcrS. since he
once played tor the Tigers and Ne
s'ill makes his home in tho Motor
City when not playing ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Feast or Famine

The baseball career OF Labs
has been one OF strange contrasts
At bat Afield he has always been
StandoUt. a sure fly catcher with
a fine throwing arm. But. al bat
n has been either a feast or a
famlnine for Chef.
Back in 1898. with Milwaukee.
he CoitpCtCd 4 home runs. no less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Bob Tales
Lions Are Better
Than Some Think
BY BOB MURPHY

ABOUT TOWN Inc Detroir
Lions aren't saying much. but
they think they have a lot better
ball club than they are being
given credit for having. Hunk
Anderson, coach of the Bears,
secretly admits the same thing.
We have not yet contacted the
Brooklyn team, which opens the
season here this Sunday.
The Lions have pulled the first
firing act of the season. A new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

Among the novelties OF tho Do
troit camp arc a player who was
born in Persia. an ordained Bap-
list minister and youngsters from
such hockey SuonGhoId> a. South
Porcupine and Powa>san ont
William George. center and
right wing, is the player who was
born in Bagdad. Iran, - years
ago. when his father, "a Canadian
engineer. was stationed IN the
the Middle East.
PASTOR Is GOALlE
George Abbott, 33 year old
pastor OF the Chandler Park Bap-
list Church. is working OUT As q
practice goale with The club, as
ne did with the Maple Leafs m
Toronto last year. Abbott enjoys
hockey as a recreation and be-
cause il brings him n touch with
yOuIs ptpPl's
South PorculInc- MINING
community about five miles from
| TimminS in northern Ontario. has
sent down five, junior players OF
M TO is year,. 0headcd bN George
Prize. a goaliel and Josfph kfom-
petc, a forward N|@'
Powassan. which is near Gait
has contributed Robert Lcckc a
6-foot ls0-pound dcfonScnan who
was IS yesterday and Winfield
MousSedu. a solid Isl FOUNDER
who plays left wins
VIC LINN. who started or de-
tense for indianapolis la~t Year
has reioined The club after receive
ing his discharge from 'hc Cana
dian navy.
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Return Match

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct ; fUP)
Paul Lewis, younger brother Of
oX-champlon John Henry Lewis.
meets Paulle Peters at Oakland
auditorium tomorrow night for
their third 10 round battle with
betting at even money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

lUst g ' q n JOE ONEN6O
new Tiger contract as manager
was there shaking hands.
Fellows, I'm sorry" SAID
Orengo. IL lost the pennant Tor
YOU the day went In for
Hoover and booted those two
dOuble-play balls"
Orenge seriousness only made
the Tigers like him more.
IL anyone wanted 10 take the
time 10 single out plays. or play:
erS who bobbled AZ the crucial
moment. then lot OF people
could bow low, sweet chariot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
ODIa. NlauriellO
RenIaIched I'm ". v.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 up
Tami Naufiello. ranking New
York heavyweight. has been re-
>watched with Lee Oma Of De
tr1H in a lo.round feature fent
~ Madison Square Garden Nov p
promoter Nike Jacobs announced
today
Msufiello scored an eight.
round kncC k0ut in their last meet
ing SEPT -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

can League
fans in ST.
Louis.
Ration COu-
p3ns or no ra-
ton coupons,
Chester Deter
can have all
the kielhaSa he
wants.
In fact. II is
reported that
a m onC Z h Q
Poles there Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Sport
Chef Lsaos Hitting
Matter Of Contrasts
ByLEO MACDoNELL

ST. LOUIS. oct 3 Chester
Peter lsahS. The chunky Pole
Who roled two epoch making
home runs in The mai game oi
the season against the Yankees 10
cImch the first league champion
snip in history for the Browns,
i. Inc r,lrrcni tnast of The Amcri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

himself of the
cond itiOn Of
such standbyS
as Carl Lis
c o m b Q, Joe
Carveth "A n d
sgd Howe he
and his aides
are chiefly in
terested in the
new candidates
for the Wings
and Indianapo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

hockey prospects to arrive for the
first practice, only missing Nc'-
Grams being the h0ldou defense
man. Gully Simon, and Jimmie
Franks. Coahc. who is IN Melville.
Sask., because Of the serious liz
ness Of his father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

1888 After being traded to St
LOUIS. an event that AZ the time
di>plcaScd the dour Pole no end
LaabS found himself IN 1912 and
exploded u homerS. He dropped
10 II circuit >maSheS in 1913.
One time LaabS whaCked out
two hon1orS, a triple and a double
70 ne the modern record for the
most long hts IN a single game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
ANOTHER FOR BROWNIES

Pvt Nathan Cohen. 1923 s
Drake Chicago. who like Gal
laghcr had W>t finished seven.
day stint IN tho lines. added
I'm an American League
fan too. and pick the
Brownies"
The most tactful opinion came
from 1t. Col. Richard Chanicr
Mobcrly, former Missouri state
senator. who said:
THE Cardinals are good, hut
on the other hand 30 are the
Browns. SouthWOrth Is a fine
manager, but l also admire
Sewell. DO not underestimate
either team a. one II certain 10
emerge az worlds champion.
And you can quote me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Trout Helps
ByrdGet Tie
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Tho baseball grind over, Dizzy
Trout Yesterday did what lot
Of diamond stars viii do in The
off season.
He turned TO golf for recreation
and made It pay dividends,
small though II might have been
compared 10 what ma1ot=feaetirtS
are accustomed 10 pulling down.
The Tiger work horse teamed
with Sam Byrd of Plum Hollow.
the one time Yankee outfeldor.
and they fred a best ball of 3d.
81 65 AT Orchard Lake TO finish
in three-way tie for first place.
DIZ HAS AN S5
Trout. who socks EN- a long
ways in golf Just as he docs in
baseball remember those five
home runs rad At, SIS and
helped Byrd three strokes. all on
the second nine.
That was something because
Byrd had one OF his good days,
coping individual honors with
33-35-6S
Byrd and another Of his part
nerS. u. r. SriGley, also figured
in the first place tie with 3l-3i
65. as Claude Harmon. Loeb
moor pro. and Bill Ncttle notchCd
the other 65 with mines of 81
and 80.
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publicity m a n
will be named
soon.

j o @ Orengo
proved himself
a big guy with
the Tigers. All
of them were
Tn the dressing
room sayin 6
their good-bys.
Steve O'Nein,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
wATRous FAIRS CLICK

Al WatrouS. who was only one
stroke back of Byrd with SO.
teamed with w l.. McMurry and
Joe Murphy to take the next spot
with 66S. WatrouS and Ellis
Berry followed with 81.
Next came five pairs with 6SS
Ole Clarke. England, Byrd
A. r. Wilson. Chick Rutan-Buck
Connor. Joe DevanY.Joc OSplack,
Jack Winncy-F England.
The event drew 81 pairs, an
indication Of the interest IN COLL
despite tho latcneSs Of the season
Next Mondays tournament viii
be at Dearborn Country Club,
with a special purse offered by
club members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
All Are Satisfied

Asked about the .edS0n "a a
whole and the ro-Slcrlng Of Steve
O'NcHl for another year general
manager Jack Zeilcr sand
IAN | can say j. this--we're
satisfied, and steve is satisfied
Shifting from baseball lot ~
people are naturally discussing
This weeks MlchiEan-MInneSota
football game
rs bad as Michigan looked last
Saturday against Indiana and It
certainly was the worst looking
Fritz Crl>ler team we have seem,
don't overlook Michigan tins week.
Crisler knows how % steam up A
team for game such as Mime
sofa.
Were RfeI4ttfHfss AiiieAifa aa.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

That was n swell gesture on he
part of I'd Thomas, local sports
man who took Capt Walter L.
Harvey and gave him that ire
mcndous party az the Statler
Hotel last night
Harvey, The Saginaw. Mich
hero. who vas The guest ~ honor
AT the opening Times Quarterback
luncheon Yesterday At Fort
shelby recently returned 10 this
country after having escaped
from France after being shot
down on his 25th mission as pilot
of a Flying Fortress.
Nice people seem always 20
know the right time 10 do nice
things for nice guys.
Don't be surprised II Joe
Louis. The heavyweight champion.
is with US any day. Could be,
could be!
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Wing Squad Includes
Minister. IRAN Native
RN LEWIS II. WALTER

Facing game Cleveland Brons of the American Hockey
League Friday Dco Red Wings hoping 10 start practice
today Windsor where faulty cemakng machine has Kept them
IDLE since "Wednesday
.n--- ali The DolroII and IndananoI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Wakefield Gets Us. Gall

Dick Wakefield the Tigers has been called for induction
Chicago. Oct. IL. lie naval
received his discharge
to cadets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
LANIER. MUSIAL AHING

They say that Cooper, inclined
toward corpulencc, was consider
ably overweight al Tho beginning
Of the year lie had taken things
easy during the winter So he got
of ~ q s0mcNhai WobhIN eIarL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

CLEVELAND, Oct 3-De Baker former
Detroit Tigers,
which he held
when they American League pennant i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Cards Picked
By Soldiers

WITH a MEXICAN FIFTH
ARMY IN ITALY, Oct. 3 GNS)
An active war within war
dubbed on the Italian front to-
day as the boys from ST. LOUIS.
| all other citizens Of Missouri. and
everybody else IN the Fifth Army
tried to pick the winner in the
TaIl-St. Louis World Series.
Combat treeps-seRe- ef- them
| interviewed as German shells
lwhined overhead favored the
Cards to cop. bat expressed adj
Imiration for the gallant comeback
/ of the Browns.
INTEREST IN ITALY
Whcttcd by the tight finish Of
1.-THE American League race. series
Interest scared high in Italy. The
STARS and Stripes, the service
mems newspaper. published ample
I reports Of the American loop
finish during the tight closing
weeks, and tomorrow II viii carry
a poll of frnntllne- opinion -The
Stars and Stripes plans 20 have
tfuff- series CovcraEr.
Sgt. Roy Harding, 1121 Brown.
Alton, Ill-iuSt across the river
from ST. LouiS-lstcned and made
sure that Nazl shell was gong
TO land a safe distance away be-
I Tore saying.
THE Cards will take il easily.
/ went 10 double headers eNe1x-
Sunday and watched them.
There's no chance for the
/ Browns"
HE LIKES CARDS
It Col Byron PEBBLES, 57i2
/ Th0lozan, s.. Louis said
I've been a Card fan all my
life. It's about time the Browns
won but Billy Southworth's
boys are too classy for them"
Sgt. Gerald Nolan. 405 Null
berry. jefferson City. Mo. said.
II used 10 travel 1913 miles 10
watch the Card inals. The
Browns were never worth the
trip. Maybe they've changed
but I'll still pick the South
wortherS."
Protected from a steady rain in
a stone building with American
shells roaring overhead in a con-
slant stream Cpl. John Gallagher,
81 -12Sth.-Ne'v-Hferk- city
changed the tune by stating;
TIN going 10 string along
with the Browns. Any team
that heats the NankS must bc
good"
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tally than in 1912 and 1913. With
Max Lanier's physical condition
questionable, IL may be that
Cooper will play an iron man
stunt. like Buck NcWSoul for the
Tigers against The Cincinnati
Reds in 1910, or DIZZY Dean
against the Tigers in 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

LEON II. PETERSEN. sports
editor United Press-The Carr
dlnalS are the betting favorites,
but they have found their home
town has gone all out for the
rags and riches boys of Luke
Sewell The Browns are hot
the Cards Coasted to VIC
tory With the pressure on
the Browns have been winning
,.. The Cards have been losing.
BOB CONSIDINE. ms
sports writer-The Senators
were sore at the Browns and
wanted 10 sec them lose the
pcnnant So what happened
They win two out of four
from the Tigers and assure
Luke Sewell and his lads the
flag That is the answer 10
any lingering doubt YOU might
have of the honest Of baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
"All | can say j. this--we're
satisfied. and Steve Is satisfied
A Fine &c sture

ftsskE..ttltll ZIG A VI
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Recruitment
Campaign Mapped

Plans for stimulating recruitment
Of women from this area for the
Women's Army Corps were laid yes
terday at meeting Of the WAC
Civilian Advisory Committee for the
Military District Of Washington at
the Willard Hotel.
MANY thousands more are
needed" said Maj. Bernice KEEP
linger. WAC staf director of the
MDW, Iii q statement following the
meeting. Women between 20 and
40, inclusive, are urged to apply at
the local recruiting office, 400
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The WAC now numbers about
81 1000, Maj. Keplinger explained,
but during the recruiting campaign
now under way throughout the Ma
tion It Is hoped many thousands
more" will be signed up.
Mrs. Genevieye Forbes Herrick OF
owl reported to the session on the
meeting here September % and 20
OF the National Advisory Committee.
which was addressed by Gen. George
g. Marshall and others, stressing
the need for enlargement of the
Women's Army Corps.
The members of the local Civilian
Advisory Committee include Mrs.
Omar Bradley, Mrs. James Doolittle.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs.
Clyde Hadley. Mrs. Herrick, Mrs.
walter Lippman, Mrs. John T.
Lucker, Mrs. Helen Essary Murphy,
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, Mrs Robert
T. Patterson, Mrs. H. H. Wiley and
Miss Adele Stamp.