Delecta Davis, supervisor in Follow-up Section, QMSS, affectionately known as "Dee Dee" among fellow workers, diligently bends every effort in doing her bit towards winning the war. She buys a $100.00 War Savings Bond each pay day, manages a nine room home, (doing all of her own laundry and housework) mothers three lively and still finds each day at the limit we'll win the war sooner,” te her co-workers. Ada J. Griswold, counselor in Employee Relations Branch, is the widow of the late Clayton B. Griswold, veteran of Werld War 1 and attached to the 10th Engineers Forestry in Bordeaux, Franc. He died there of influenza after eleven months service and was buried in Suren cemetery, Paris, France. Mrs Griswold was home secretary of the American Red Cross in Ogden, Utah, util April 1921 when she accepted a position as executive secretary of the Children's Aid Society where she remained until 8 February 1943. She came to work at the Utah ASF Depot in May-1943. time to Depot. of War Savings is Bonds her work and message ze youngsters, eight hours “Buy your