Navy to Reopen WAVES Enlistment Drives Nationwide
The WAVES recruiting drive is reopened on a wide open basis to fill the Navy backlog of 20 000 needed recruits. Lt Cmdr R H Mallory says 2 000 WAVES must be enlisted monthly to meet wartime demand. Ten thousand WAVES are needed for Hospital Corps duties to care for wounded sailors and Marines. Enlistment is open to women aged 20 to 36 with at least two years of high school. WAVE pay plus allowances equates to 141 50 per month. Details at the Office of Naval Officer Procurement or nearest Navy Recruiting Station.
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Cmdr
R. H. Mallory
Pacific
Protests Over Reopening UAW No-Strike Pledge
Detroit reports protests from Wayne County CIO leader Sam Sage against reopening the UAW no-strike pledge. Sage recalls the membership vote supporting the pledge and urges no change until Japan's unconditional surrender. Reuther and a revision group push to lift the pledge for non war‑work plants.
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Sec. Sam
Sage
Wayne County Cio Council
Briggs Aircraft Local 742
UAW
Chicago
Japan
V. Pres. Reuther
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