National Affairs: Mrs. Willebrandt
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney General from California, has been accorded much quiet honor in the Department of Justice. During the illness of Attorney General Daugherty she has had charge of a great deal of important work, and has recently completed a report on the application of the Prohibition Act to American ships on the high seas. She is head of the division which handles prohibition and tax law cases.
As a member of the bar of California, Mrs. Willebrandt has pleaded more than 2,000 cases in which interests of women were involved.
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