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CPL. WOLF EYE - WACS! |
Arrival - Capt. Elizabeth M. Lutze, of the WACs, descends from her plane to be the first woman soldier to plant her tootsies on the soil of the C.B.I. Theater. She hails from Sheboygan, Wis. |
Army Corps - Here it is, the Woman's Army Corps of Southeast Asia, all three of it. Capt. Lutze, left, is flanked by T/4 Theresa A. March, of Chicago, center, and T/3 Louise E. Hull, of Smethport, Pa. |
Hands Across The Sea - Capt. Lutze is welcomed to India by First Officer Heather Hayes, her counterpart in this Theater in the British WRENs, with whom she discusses military matters from the feminine angle. |
Captain Meets Captain - For photographic purposes a search was made for a bachelor and Capt. Sam B. Bohannon, of Atlanta, Ga., drew the lucky number. |
Baaksheesh - An Indian beggar, quick to recognize the U.S. uniform even on a woman, whips out that familiar cry of "Baaksheesh," while Capt. Lutze studies Indian transportation facilities. |
Shopping - Well, it's the same wherever you go. As any husband or father can tell you, the first thing any woman wants to do anywhere is to spend some money. |
More Shopping - Not to be outdone, the two G.I. WACs also beat a path to a local vendor's door. We hope they got out without spending all of next month's paycheck. |
Revelry By Night - the WACs have landed and already have the situation well in hand. S/Sgt. Gilbert Langton, left, and T/5 Francis Alvis are the G.I. gallants. |
And So To Bed - It may be a tent, but it's home for the moment for T/4 march. Don't ask us what she's holding. We couldn't figure it out, either. |
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