Times Republican MarihaMown, Iowa
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More Wacs Urgently Needed Now
COLONEL PLUGS FOR WACS—When a soldier receives a furlough from Col. Christian Hlldebrand, executive officer of the lank destroyer replacement training center. Camp Hood, Texas, he receives this message from the colonel: "Here Is your furlough. When,you get home, be sure and tell your family and all Ihe eligible young women in your community what a wonderful Job the women'!* army corps Is doing and help us to recruit more women for it."
"Every day is 'D' day for recruiters." says Sgt. 'Tommy1' Atkins, local air Wac recruiter in
the T building here. "At army installations thruout the Seventh service command, Wac barracks are still unoccupied and post commanders are becoming more and more urgent in their pleas for more Wacs. In droves men are being shipped from posts in this country for overseas duty and these vacancies must be filled.'1 she said.
Vacancies have been announced I he made for 100 women for the women's •
army corps for service with the signal corps and direct assignment to Arlington hall station, Washington. D. C, army recruiting headquarters announced In Des Moines, according to Sergeant Atkins.
Interviews may be had at the U. S. army recruiting office in Ihe Y. W. C. A. in MarshalUoWn between tlie hours of 11:30 >.m. and 1:30 p. m.. or between'-) p. m. and 6 p. m., Montl;iy thru Saturday. Special aiiu»>nlnjcn_ts_ may "ephone, fded.
