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Keep Women’s Army Corps? ‘No,’ Reply WACs At HickamBy SGT. KICK Bl’CHWACHand SUipe* WriterDisband the Women'# Army Corps as expediently as practicable after the present emergency—that's the consensu* *fWACs at Hickam Field.They were asked their opinion of a bill contemplated fcy Rep. Edith Rogers, Mass., which would establish permanentlythe WAC as part of the mfular 1freedom of movement, and less *e-strain!. I see little basis for a permanent WAC after the emer-peacetime Army.The majority agreed wdh Sgt.Lee Corrallo, Lockpurt, IS. V. a teletypist. being discharged under M^ncy the point system after 3(v months service. “A woman's phut most definitely is not in the Army at-ter the war, she insisted. Men can handle the regular duties of a peacetime Army without female assistance. Women’s duties should be of a family, not military, nature.1’Doubtful Of QualityCpl. Gladys Ruger. Payne, O., stenographer for Oceanic Air Traffic Control, thought that the peacetime WAC, “would tend to attract the type of individuals a regular peacetime male army did —and that wasn't too outstanding!• “Anything for our country in an emergency, but not after The emergency's over,*’ exclaimed Pic.Roberta Key. Rogers. Okla.. supply clerk. “We gals want to *»et married. and the Army's ne place for that in peacetime.Cpl. Vasilike Schinas. Washington, argued that “women just1cannot be militHrix«] n.. mi.Hori ..We t 3{J0 bim,.n tohow you look at it. V ..mm insist! war IL woul{l bp fo„,,sh loLoan To British Held WiseMoveNEW YORK (AP)--The U. 6. won't be playing Santa Claus if it lends money to stabilize British economy, Dr. Lionel Edie, an economist, said.On the contrary, it would b# very short-sighted of this country not to do it, he said, ler otherwise it would lose its chance to attain full employment, since that is partly dependent upon export business.Discussing abrupt termination or lend-lease and the proposal uf the London Economist, .English financial publication, that Britain cancel half of its foreign obligations and fund the re-remainder with a $6,0(’ti,0(K),000 loan from the U. S., Dr, Ediewinon thinking for diemsehe.-. insret\jse to pay five to 10 billion peacetime or wartime. iial makes; m01.eto get junRhmd and Europe them of l.ttle use U tl.e n.my. ^ k on Us Ieet/,Cpl. Schinas is a medical seoicla! v.Says. ‘Hire Civilians*Sgt. Opal Stalon. San Iiantisco. who has been overseas 115 ol her! 22 month? ir. the Army. si ^costed: j j “If the Armv needs female • help, 3el it hire the jiols a? ?1-] ians. A military on:; ••i?ution J having to live. work, and he dis-ciplined together wouldn't heIf You re On Pass hi Ilonoluhi...MONDAY. AlC. 27Dancin;’: I p.m.. M-ionc square r, . . . . : tlanco, USO Arnty-Nav\ Club; 11:15.nearly as ciloetivo. am- wool*? it;., Umchton darw, CKO Victoryattract hidh calili*-r vwrncn in.fiub,Ariuvu's: no.-n. h*»; Is*. 1 0 Aimv ■ Nav\ i'l».ib; J in.. U jiMim s. USDfa\o? Ihr pro-'Vii-ii.ry Club. _ m* i. *; 11 nifi. • .Vumc*. 11:13 a.m. loaner m usieale, iit i*/.-*•%■*._ StrFiuI^c oi v iic.iii.i; i.a*« p »n . Myles ’ '• n ihoiiMi, tl.c Cun’ a!* : “.4.“» ).rziI!-* iher .*.? v,t.- ,||,d sw.v t’SO Ai*'i-N;oy Club,I times of peace.’1 A few WAC- did . nosed peacetime F Srit. E. Rom?s?ne bnr*r. Pa., overseast r■ r\rv *‘lt 'i[i * m., m-sical'1 ■ '•K *1 , ] . Utleeaisedn•rM*ISitlej months in sorvire, ..... .. ,jsnmo t.ir!s wan to,! ... rv.ke , ^ £'icer nf ;he Army, it I-1 work w.iivr color e?alt;.: i‘» ?* :n . Ui. K S.*r-• oi11 OK The women haxe p* lt;»ved; instrtKior, r.vo v-i-o*:;(they CAN .in f|„. jH.s in time.: „*£,•/ l;m *’■SO they should hr able |o in },eare- N\.w ixhibition*: Aci h:nr. ilie IIa* •time. :u;ut.jn scene in prin's rlVii? t#» now)*I S S«t. I.U.-y ......... i ll*’. I ; *uMh^'ls'un/A1 ■ Vri i‘Ind.. nv‘ss sergeant. «lu. al^o has.rso Anny-Kavy Club.: 18 months overseas, smlt; c ?hei! hoi i Tuesday. wo. 2H! pigtails and allowlt;‘»i- “A U »t ot. nancing: 1J: 15 a.m. hiw‘i»-i.ti danee,*rriv)o wonlH 1;Ur* rill*. «arde:i; 6:!3 p.m. o':;!* .4 W uin JiRe pa )'(i,,,mlt; i’SO vicloiy club. ii:4r. P».. . I7Slt;W At. A here s lots of work they Kurt St. Club; 7 pm., rom*fr , lounge.eh a owT -u.-ik Movies: noon, Shultz: 2 li p.m.. Ica-she su|j.^t‘•tiHi. J111 4lt;n;iiiie. PSO Army-Nav Club, s* ai p.m..could do. Make it sti iellv leeidar; aiunuy Center.J Armv.’*!age boundary or L»0 ]o HC/* jrealme. USO Victory Cluh.A Carper OnDnriuniii i Music; 11:15 a.m. lounge muMcale,A career opporiumu JseiFuiPac orchestra: t an pm. styU*I suppose it would be fJOodiju rhythm, the Continentals, PSO Army*opportunity for those who want Navy riub; 2 pin., an hour «r i^wmg,:tn rnnVe- 'i ,f . Nautical Hawaiian^. CSO Furl S!to,make it a fcc’t. .. im Moil n M a m music;.i jam es...n: i-so,Sgt. Mary G. MallM v /’f Ho} *K m^. p m.. classical rr.ult;.c: 4:.Ki p.m ,|Minn.. an interviewor in ihe pri- f«*st. USO Victory Club.• oritiec office \Ti' iim M would ,Ul,a show: 7:3lt;, P • Honolulu huJ* ormes oirue, rtK. in!/ u 1nU! ;!irh*. songs and donees* of the s*»nd«,be awful hard to jjo* lp1« on a.rso Artny Navy Ctuh.jvoluntarv hasis.” she added. • Hula classes: 4 p*n.. buia leswws! Most of the rt'ni iifiirux Pi.K *x-\u mlt;M1- USO Arm/ Nnvy flub.1'iosi I.^e it nun run}, pins ex ■ Jam SCSSjon; 2 n ,n MlP|«fV p0 with.pressed approximately tUe same *,cr steel guitar. Mahihm. viewpoint as their CO Ca|t Ad-1 Barbecue par!: 6.30 pm., PSOelaide M. Bums. V.-k.-r.*. N. yjRa£^;b„)|iml. , p m n^b. a veteran Of Hi moulJij m the, jramnoff. svmphonv Nft. 2 in F. mwor,: WAC.I “Thei Academv of Ar?.formation of the WACBOTH DAYSW'X definitelv io eim.r i 1 p.m. The B?»akers, urn*! V 1 • ■ .....UK. hv irtf: Out-Rieeerv 1 4S p »r . TWOmeasure, slu' saitJ. M ove \\ onto | Victory Club.ilie no incentive for a Lifi if' poate-i Dance classes: Noun, hr/n-iwis. waits imp to iivn w I-hi vi-.r cu-ln • amlt; fn^-trot: 1 p.m.. Ue*-»n«*er? rhumba jme to jo n wt.lt;n. M.f ioi.io - allI, lHn^. o p_ni ru|vnMM#i »ndeom.plish the ^ame m'ss^on \vi. iie a it x iroi; p.m., ;sr,\ .-tJ'ce^i rhumt»a jmd’ ^ovei nir.ent t»r slt; vnr \\ t • ;,t-f lanca. USO Armv-Nno- Club,^-a.a.ivilian with „.rn*,-nH.n,.to \^es of higher pay. os^ue DeHus.-y, (Army personnel onty).Tb«Tt
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Middle Pacific Stars and Stripes
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Mon, Aug 27, 1945
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