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activities OF thf ciuh she attend
ed two couventionx one at Moak
Point in 1888. The other al Lumber
ton. ia 1851 To further her duties
A. ~ able member Of the Girl Re
serves. she served e. treasurer Of
the sth District Girl Reserves dur
ing the 1890 school session.
Hefmine has exhibited her talent
as an actress n five recent success
full school playa. the most recent
Of which vas the WIG play. Don't
Take nv PENNY" She has played
leading rolls in me following pro-
auctions. Are You Mr. Butter
WORTH. Seven Sisters. Pro
lesser, How Could Youls and shirt
Sleeves Since Hermine was also
the Wig Club president IN 1883.
we ran see that her contributions 10
dramatic high lights have been
many.
The height Of her musical career
took place when she played the
piano selections at the PasCa4onia
High School Baccaiaurette Sermon
for the graduates OF 1871. Having
taken music most al Of her life
she is very veil accomplished IN this
art
eSs IL the Carnival Court last year
the Giee Club and was Areh-Duch~
HeFmlne wss q former member OF
and Duchess in the Court OF 1910
She IA also one Of the attendants
70 the Thanksgiving Football Queen
In 1893.
This friendly af1a charming stu
dent mas added much TO the spirit
Of IA school, and her example In
leadership should - as a. IN
SEPARATION 70 AL students Of our
school.
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Shipfitter Injured
Falling From Ladder

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fee1 He waz sakeu . uze Jazks1n
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Hermsne Hefynn& SeslscF u PA8-
caeoeia High ana dauahter * M.
ana Mrs v q HeFflIsK u rassn-
gcssz Hieh Scaopis Esaasnt of she
Meek
FEN &tn1enn have acquired ka1l1
. nea rpAnaed kateFrAt IN al whncl
pru9Eams. and becnuam Of hax an-
usual ability a. m enthusiastic
iescef an1 follower ii school aetssl-
ties SIRE has been chosen fuF the
honor Of Student of ne WEEK
she II president al me Beta Cub
and associate editor Of the school
paper. The pAnthef pen Last
yenr she wak president of The Girl
Reserves. and ID conncxticn wsth the
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Eseretfe fsAT1aer. son a. NJ. and
Mrs = L Harper, b she outStsnd-
inE stadent II Mos Rplnt Hspfs
Schoo tins SEEK AtihoaNh ne has
been = student III Moss P1snt gofl
only three years he hnn made )
fine record il uazt s1ara tlnne he
Is 3 senior for the Kecond ttnN tass
year for although he maintains 4
high scholastic average ard cnnals-
tently makes The homer roll
A good leader. Everett b president
Of the senior class and Of TIE stud
ent Council xs wen Re IA 4 aaeaa
athlete and Is also VERY active ia
extra-cuTricular activities
He has Hayed saFsiN foethan
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OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
OF WEEK ARE SELECTED

A nw feature q lnaesea l. ne sehna sauaensa 81 Moss rmnl and
rA~ssoua ard tns3 nFsen1a AA fAntaeS Ns mu0aarea il ne cnsan-
t1e~ShAF comh4ned with the Msm punt Aayess4sex. h4 meeA EarM
week = COMMITTEES q faculty mcnhex ard nnaxnas ii eah rcsrgx-se
school, see2 ue outaan6fne Afsaeua II ae ueek An Ia ne csasmns
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TodEy ne present swa staarnks wMo ham snea es oesu <ts teaow
students BON IN rho1s~e WORK and suaaznt aetsraaA
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THIS DAY personally appeared
before me the undersigned authority
IN and for sid County ard state
H P HEIDELBERG. Nho being -
me first dnlf sworn aepcaez md
SAYS that h 3 Eeeretary and
Treasurer & re pezczs1aza Slid
ting and Loan Association and nat
the above IS 8 tue and correct
statement q ne condition q sd
Axsoe4attou q uf fhe ressf q hazI-
nesz December zIst, 1911.
Il p HEIDELBEzo
SWORN 70 AND SUBSCRIBED
before ne EhIs 18TH dae q 1ana-
ary. 1872
Y. G RAVENS
Clerk Circuit coErt. Jackson Coaafx
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Hzzes HeIs1 RtEH Lafnlzz zne
Dorothy Goeeaiu aH9 r r. aeo1-
AEn znsnt - seez sad ln Hzkz-
b44 where aas1 visited RELATIVES 81
~ oeoaHn family.
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when Harvard University pizsed
rs first game q ruE1T - tsz9 =
vas defeated b q United Szzzsz
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Mf and MTa. EdazF1 olhaun and
daughter. Jean. 81 Mobile epent ne
Hszk END + ne hasse q - and
m Eugene Helis
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srATEMEsT

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Pasrarouia Haildiuk and Lean As-
sseiatian Of Pasraenmla. Mississippi
As If Ciase e Business. Deeeu0hef
3IsI 1871.
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WtN hear q eiiate On Oral SaFgesy
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usht da9sAs surgeon ct NasnhnxscA
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h@ sexlN M ellnics en paase woek
with uae wfessatalias M~anspilnsiqn
% MAtrFaal and raektne CASE At
70 % A ~ IN Fxlsx ! Underwood
afi wsAnt . nsesSsNx fSNm MAUf
Laurence Laalg chief 81 medical a.
tiNiuu. MisStNsspp Se1e<tsre Sefstce
His xabsecf y 11T DentNtN RFia.
taoatdaip ard Responsibility 10 tlsr
Selectise sefttor and ttss Anmed
Forces
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STATE DENTAL
Z
PLANS READY
Outstanding dentists to Appear
On Program % Annual Meeting
90 BE Held In jackson

Okoiona, Miss The slgiy-aeventh
meeting Of the Mississlppl Dental
Association viii convene AZ the Rob-
ert + Lee Hotel IN jackson On Aprn
20. and will be IN session three days
DR. J. G Luper president Of the as
ISOLATION. announced today.
The sessions this year are expect
cd 70 be mor largely attended than
IN any former year IN the history OF
the association. officers pointed out,
adding that they feel the great in
terest being shown Is Que 20 The
outstanding regulations Of the ciiui-
clans who viii appear. as well as
The fact that all dentists are vitality
interested IN learning the part that
dentistry VIII play In the war effort
The sessions wfll be opened by the
annual ~sportsman's banquet and
trustees meeting. both on Sunday
night. April 18th. On Monday. the
Mouth Health Breakfast vii be held
in the jackson Roam Of the Robert
r Lee Hotel Dr. Clyde r. Min9es
viii address this group. Al 500 A.
NJ. tie general session Nfl meet In
the convention hall Highiight8 OF
this meeting viii be the g~vesident'-
address. the reports from the com
mittees. and q lecture b. Or. T. b.
Owen. Of 81. Louis Mo The trus-
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but tkle chief executive kata : deels.
ION nlagat - made h : wees
A cabinet committee which hAs
been - grips with uns 9ohaemL hs
said lsas ssbHlitted only Al oral NJ
port HUI Msa1 poser meditation
he aided. cosnes up ios Discussion
al cabinet mertins every week II
WAS tounhea Ca al 4 rahiTlee metssnf
recently - well ~ a. ; regular
weekly conference Mr.. Roosevelt
held with the A p Of &c q In
Dor Nar bnArd
Leading Prealsm
One u ahe principal prnolems
Mr.. Roosevelt said il determining
whether u set up q completely ne2
federal agency % handle the mohiii-
xation or e let agencies noW aiio-
eating and asiaw man pourf eunttn-
ue TO % 50 under some SORT Of crn-
na.lzed supervision.
Tnc largest o. these. ne said. Il
the federal employment seFfla1 But
he mentioned also the national Yoasil
administration which has = train
ting prograrn 10 operation. and tins
var production boards labor dlrtk-
Ion Organized labor. through the
labor war beard. has urged that thr
labor department be given control
OF mar power mobilization. Sope
government officials. however. have
Indicated q preference iar placing
responsibility with the federal aecn-
ritz agency Others want Il lodged
into the WPB labor branch
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sor a NEWS

Tuesday. Aprl II. = good meio-
drama. Among TIE L4vIna. STAR
ring Albert DekkeF. Susan Hayward
and Francis Primer, wfH be- shown
Matinee viii start e. four Ia The
Afternoon
Wednesday one o Ire beat
comedy-dfamas win be shown II l.
assured alI who attend the showing
Of Buy Me That Town with
Lloyd Nolan and Constance Moore.
that they win b. well entertained
Matinee win start At use usual
hour.
Thursday and Friday an ereeIlEtf
comedy. Ride I'm Cowboy" viii
Bud ABBOTT and Lou Costello. wall
BE- shown. which i filled s3ih
plenty Of htunor.
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Whitworth Students
On Educational Tour

HFrskhasea Arssl - students
ann facultg az Whnwuah college
arft today On a swo~weekK eaura-
uonni tour u MiSsiSssppl Alabama
ana Florida The tour which h
An0eF the personal direction Of
President Sinclair Daniel wiii In
ciude visits 30 Daytona Beach. thf
Ringing Art Museum ~ Sarasota
and SILVER Epnnex ClimaxlnR the
trip vii be . ftee-day stay 81 Nj
ami Beach. where the students viii
have TIE opportunity % enjoy swim
ming. surf bathing. aaaaphnlne.
fishing and saiJnF.
Among those taking the trip was
Mtss fyshsfh Dees. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs G. l. Does OF vancleaye
Miss.
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Many Articles
Will BE Missed
From Every Day Use
Savings For War Purposes Win
Make Great Differences In
Our Manner of Living.

Theren be fewer Lawn mowers.
too and that should save some as
600 ton1 Of iron and steel wpB
ordered that production Of vacuum
cleaners must be discontinued after
April 80 and prohibited use ~ cop
pr and brass alloy Ia manufacture
Of slide fasteners Czlppefxl. hooks
and eyes grippers. etc There's
ON rubber for repairing tires Of
List b users this month but OPA
warns that it's almost entirely re-
claimed rubber and tires feeappcd
with Il had better be driven below
IS miles an hour Life 81 low
speeds around 5000 miles
WIPES Labor Division astsmatss
that At least 1000 600 women work.
ers VIII be required for waf indus
try By the end Of next year
Control of all ~giycerine deliveries
ADORE 50 pounds q m0nth has been
taken over By WPB olyearne u
a hy-product Of soap making and
our British allies use II in manu-
featuring their most important
military explosive. eoFdIte Soap
In turn Is made from fats and may
b. well al be saving fats. e0meday
Another proof that everything
counts. WPB's order cutting In
half the iron and steel which can
be- used for paper clips. thumb
tankk. office supplies Enamel
won't decorate the ends Of tin ears
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JANIS n sEAY DIES

Word has been rroeExed in Pnncn-
eoaia ef The Death 81 james a. Seas
a Shreveport la. IN uf tae hate
James seay Afd Mrs Ennma Ken
dfick Beay Tns Decreased waA burf.
r. CoffeeYtiie. Mihs. IN Iast. spend
ine TIE majority ef ri. childhood
life IN paacaEunlA. Eze = . veteran
ns Foreign Wars and spent several
months IN active service during tins
World War l.
Funeral services we're held IN
Shreveport La Wednesday. Apfii
3 He teaves three brothers. Dudley
Seay. Pupinrsilie. MIS- Robert erNy
Memphis Tenn and Harley eeay
Of pascAgoula a sister. Mrs Mar
Watson Of Mobile: MS widow Mrs
Mildred Eeay. ana two children
Catherine and Marie NeaYs
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PARTY
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SsAlss Array an6 HaKxy 4 MepAtmN aFKss4 - Nk=Iaa& fx
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Awnha - expamas& kha4 tnAkfailnH thnl sheY wnuA msH44
sanslms~tai kaspps hsfpFs lemN.
Atfnm - thx NnssAsn lheafes W@a Aeae4 Wednesday n
~ fruals hmt Ihe mm& s~&4nlfkNet xesNkA HeN aknN -
ssntef. There ne NnNsfans aeEx NAAd - h4sN S1AA8hea serves
ACmAmMA - nMN q
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CHRONICLES OF WAR
HIGHLIGHTS TO DATE
TUESDAY. Arm 1

The jnpnmeex hnraes naAN pr0Mrnas ia tww mn1as
assssssSs GO sss.ses~ ssas.s. a. $3.50. Fssseis~ - =
81 nAtamn peaineua IN Imaaa. TIE slumstua a nstsan was
a~amRtedy grave Ameg1faA amd lapaneae saaAaitkss we're
hsasy. The Japanese axaln heaah~d : painly maFkea AneFt
can field hospital the same hoNRltal whth shsy had pre-
slaasly asSaulsd in . raid fer whtck thew subsequently,
apuagised. h burma the Hritlsk haidtnw the Allied fiNht
bad fallen haA mare than 80 mites above fAHsn pfusne. nnee
uara 10 mals spnsaet ~iaA lKs nsw nrlslxA psAlllanx On
the Allied left. held hx ahe Chinese under ennamAnd IT khW
Amescan General Joseph SsIlwsHL artlon II the asn ahnve
re AaerIxaa ana Australian nlrnan maintained -
parent snnlrnl ~ ihe sales before AuxtraIIa. hentinw TIE
Iapanese positions aboui lac II New Gninea for The third
successive ay ard sheoting aeNu ~ ememx pane.
Little progress was made in ihe India. Britain neRulla
The Ungtea ssssss entered : IL poinl paa ~lsA Msxiea
in whch America wcuid finance and establish industries -
Tntsd States seiatigaH With The Fichy FFsHxh GessFsk
ment we're considerably strengthened.
The Soviet rspassed the rssapsaFs Of u ~adaitAeSnl euMF
had been compelled To ihruw inta the emssent struRwie forfsM
which had hesn intended for his sprinG counler offensive.
nsnkiI announced that IL nefshant ships wAula BE- arm
ed 10 protect themselves against Axis Submarine MstaekA
WEDNESDAY. APRILs
Facing odds of 8 10 4. The Americas. Fuaplaa defenders
II Rattan were forced % drop hack toward CnSFeRtdnF
AIame-ander the snssained and overwhelming khoek 81
Japanese horAee. The American forces dropped hack Ia pre-
pmre positions where they huped 10 make : stand unla the
spring rains start two weeks hsncs. The Hew pamisionm are
under violent attack from tanks and artillery.
The Naxls Iaanehed q new offensive IN Africa probably
Intending to drive toward TIE saex ard the southern an=
proafhss 10 Russla. Malta and Alexandria wers under sioisHs
ii ! demonstration observing the date 81 the German
attack en- Greees. April Q. AthsHlaas killed : large number ef
Italians
The prospect Of an evealual settlement II Tie campnsat-
I'd Indian question remained bright after President Reese
veItsE special envoy. Louis Johnson, conferred u leaEth
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G
SHIPFITTER
FATALLY HURT
Mar Esexs matAnx~ 80 seAifead.
falsimx Enln lisld wf shtn
A. lnzalta t&fa

ktaseg aursRN kh9affE1tf 81 tfsF tu-
ka4l1 Hhlpkaniasne Cuspnsaiscn tn
E~aaaagoliA. waS fatally Eniufea ri
nav Attwaasoon when he gsai ffean a
maAifnsd lnso ua4 hnan Of . kna'
whste wuFksnR me Melasns &C.
nurred a Z u1elnck ana ne diad PIT.
caY mnsnlne ~ efs oeAoxk
AreuFdfns to Information. lcases
she saa - years ess1 and came
ntrs frasn nude MlNM On March ~
Mas WORKING oa : acAffuld Al the hn
"a ue knip ard host ~ hAlanre
wasen . paece 81 steel hesd by =
cfnne wAs FWsaa9 around ~ tale
w1Esd. htltinw the Tar End "a TIE
srAiioid He uAs eafa - have fallen
So feet insssa the aszn
Ionst' arms and 1ees sxre bcA
en ard his head crushed - the faIl
lie wak taken 70 the jackson County
HOSPITAL and dsed without having
TFEalnFu consciousness
lie Eeasss his vfaow ard enc child
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Azsg a4zw tNwstae 81 y tfxsAra r.
ee@k asY sugwNs ksep 10
otN1 wntes es~s ~ b. Ysex
t2ttxff nt kFep
sx IS nsxh aites ase ga c<M
Is M H#FeEAsfse sAFp
essxssnN nsA6e se fssa eeaAi1AoateA
@AFa Nksnfr
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OMEN MAY
FOR
PROGRAM
eefslrzlisn Of A. go
meriean Wem<a Being
ensid9ed By PFeside-t

Washington. =. C-Tne = loss 900
eriean women IN the l6-t0-65 age
,ket may be asked 10 reglker for
cssible cal 70 help the var e.
resident Roosevelt said ~ 3
IS conference today 1lat the
Illustration vas giving serious
nderation 70 their voluntary
istratton but that right ROY
whole mater Eax undecided BE-
K o. TIE mechanical difficulties
lived. Win 3 huge humber o
aen ready 70 come forward be
ryed. i would Be q 1renendoas
Z just 60 prepare registration
Is.
though there has been some talk
enrolling women April - tse
: for registering men IS 70 - n
I've. unaa ne seiectlFe service
AR. Roosevelt Indicated + later
w0uld ; S. II II uas deeldee
E1Q1Ad - enrolled
Plans 1ndnfiniff
% wnaf ne women reEHuauH
81 Dc. he as Indefinite Eaf
zllnK uzaf something might Be
I'd Oh faT them later. Ihe chief
utize mace clear that = - 80
flary. ne term mar poser
embraces woman poHeF loo
Dhaulf ne women. fITse = a.
q b zeHf qusstionFaires winch
Ii enable the government II
Ftain aheTe nhey might q mxl
lutaezoasIT into the Han uro-
ETAoIs uss
~ o = settled TOO IS ne azue
sootlaznz mea for uoFE = aaf
- = e sas agricultural Hoaf
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-10-03

Jan in the center of page one. It
was Jan all right. Just like him
He turned to the story, reading.
DID the foolish dream OF solv-
ing the problem of human misery
and poverty by dividing her faith
er's real estate millions among the
loWly force Mary Dalton to leave
the palatial Hyde Park home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ct. Dalton, 1905 DreXeI Boulevard,
and take up life under an assumed
name with her long-haired friends
in the Communist movement?
This was the question that po-
lice sought to answer late tonight
as they grilled Jan Erlone, execu-
tive. secretary of the Labor Defen-
ders. q Communist front" organi-
zation in which it was said that
Mary Dalton held a membership in
defiance of her fathers wishes.
The story went on to say that
Jan was being held for inveStiga-
ton at the Eleventh Street Po-
lice Station and that Mary had
been missing from her home since
eight O'Clock Saturday night. 1t al
so mentioned that Mary had been
in the company of Erlone until
early Sunday morning at a nor
torious South Side cafe in the
Black Belt"
That was ALL He had expected
more. He looked further. No: here
was something else. It was pic
ture of Mary. It was SO lifelike that
it reminded him of how she had
looked the first time he had seen
her; he blinked his eyes. He was
looking again in Sweaty fear at her
head lying upon the sticky news
papers with blood oozing outward
toward to the edges. Above the pic
ture@ was a caption IN DUTCH
WITH PA. Bigger lifted his eyes
and looked at the furnace; it SEEM
ed impossible that she was there in
the fire, burning -. The story in
the paper had not been alarming
as he had thought it would be.
But as soon as they heard of Ma
rvs being kidnapped, what would
happen? He heard footsteps and
dropped the paper back in the cor
ner and stood just as he had be-
fore, his back against the wall, his
eyes vacant and sleepy.
One of the men walked over to
Bigger.
Say, Mike, you think this E.rlone
fellow did this?"
MY name amt Mike" Bigger
said resentfully.
To PIE CONTINUED.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-10-03
Ford Plant Hires
Women; F. E. PC
Reveals Gain

| DETROIT, Mich.-(S N S)-The
Willow Run plant of the Ford
Motor company has hired OF Ne
gro women who upon conclusion of
their training will serve as instruc-
tors to additional Negro won 4
who will be taken into the plant,
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
was advised this week by Lawrence
w. Cramer Of FEPC.
Another gain in the employment
of Negroes in war industry is the
recent assignment of Negro
woman to the Ford company's
personnel department to assist in
the recruitment of women workers.
Prior to September Is the Willow
Run plant which employs approx
mately $4,000 workers numbered
not a single Negro woman among
its 5000 women workers.
The Ford company's failure to
hire Negroes who had training in
skilled jobs was brought to the
attention of the Detroit branch of
the NAACP several months ago
when the company was discovered
to be recruiting workers from
Michigan out-state communities
rather than utilizing local Negro
labor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-10-03
Transfer OF NYA
Puzzles Capital

WASHINGTON, d. c.. CAMP
Transferring NYA to the manpow-
er comn1i sion from the Federal
Security agency has a lot of peo-
pie puzzled. In a move which no
one understands, the agency along
with three others was transferred
from Paul v. McNutt's FSA tc Paul
V. McNutt's manpower COMMISSION.
The future of the NYA is a Dues
ton mark. Many of its workers
have been transferred to ether posts
and only skeleton staff remains
where once it was one of he buster
of the New Deal agencies. Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Rethlme is director CT the
Negro division and has been since
its inception.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-10-03
Another Member
Of WAC Is Sent
To Washington

WASHINGTON, D.C.-(ANP)-
Third Off er Osby, WAC of New
Orleans is slated to join the pub
lie relations forces of the war de-
partment, it was unofficially an
nounced here this week. Third Of
ficer Oshy has had experience in
public relations and newspaper
work through connection with the
Louisiana Weekly. Her office will
be in that Of Col. Page, it is re-
ported, and she will be liaison be-
tween Negro press and the depart
ment.
This is the third appointment to
Washington of recent graduates of
the first class of WAAC officers.
Mrs. Irma Cayton of Chicago,
transferred from the USO house at
DeS Moines to Washington and
Mrs. Harriet West, assistant in Di-
rector Hobby's office are the 9TH
ers.