Well-filled bellies help morale, but, as any good officer knows, soldiers need something more. Last July the expanding U. S. Army created its newest unit to supply that need: the Morale Division of the Adjutant General's Office. Put in charge of Army morale was tall, ministerial Colonel Henry Henderson Pfeil. His job was enlarged last week by National Guard mobilization (see cuts, p. 20), will soon be further enlarged as conscripts enter the Army.
Colonel Pfeil's main task (under the technical supervision of Adjutant General Emory S. Adams) is to keep the boys from...
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