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Development of leaders Desirable changes in the plan of education Employment service for women

Handicrafts Varieties of native handicrafts in homes Tendencies to disappear or degenerate Tendencies to develop Government attitude toward native arts The marketing of products of native art Relation of handicrafts to income Social value of handicrafts Suggestions for government supervision

Personnel Expert service to the reservation Trained service on the reservation Types of service to homes Positions necessary to performance of services Duties and qualifications of the girls' matrons in boarding schools Salaries and conditions of work

XII. THE MIGRATED INDIANS Adjustment to White Civilization Governmental methods of keeping in touch with Indians Limited data available Methods of survey in locating Indians Extent of the study of migrated Indians Mixed marriages Educational level of migrated Indians

Indians Living in Squatter Camps Living conditions Habitations Rent and tenure Water supply and waste disposal Furnishings Dress Cleanliness Food preparation and selection Attempts to raise standards of living Participation in community life Occupations, wages and attitudes of employers Needles Kingman Globe and Miami Occupations of women Purchasing from local dealers School contacts Recreational contacts Religious contacts Forms of organization among camp Indians Indians living apart from camps

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