That in brief was the opinion expressed to the United Press today by Mrs. Anna Howard Shaw, chairman of the woman's committee of the council of national defense.

The safeguarded. There's at home they. And borrowing a phrase from her ancient suffrage rivals, the ants, this former president of the National American Suffrage association added: "Woman's place, unless she can give expert assistance abroad as nurse or doctor, is at home."

Children are not so well cared for as they should be. The increase of juvenile delinquency proves that girls need more room. The stores want workers.

The women's committee has put out a card for the women of the nation, listing lot occupations, most of which can be followed right in a woman's home town, that will help America with the war. "Her country needs the patriotic American woman right now," said Dr. Shaw, "Her country needs the patriotic American woman right now," and she has only to look around from her front door to see necessary work which is going undone.

Factories and some women. "Today we know that we have a great force that has scarcely been in use at all. Registration is helping many women the 35 states where it has been taken or is being prepared for, to see their own possibilities and service. 