The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... girls , Women's Land Army . They are recruited only from the city , because farm girls are frozen on the farm , anyway . You'd be surprised . They do all right . You couldn't have made me believe it before , but we learned . " They ...
... girls , Women's Land Army . They are recruited only from the city , because farm girls are frozen on the farm , anyway . You'd be surprised . They do all right . You couldn't have made me believe it before , but we learned . " They ...
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... girls in blue jeans were driv- ing it . Results of runs for the 20 - foot model of an aircraft carrier being tested were recorded on dynamometers and translated onto charts being plotted by other women at desks which ride with the ...
... girls in blue jeans were driv- ing it . Results of runs for the 20 - foot model of an aircraft carrier being tested were recorded on dynamometers and translated onto charts being plotted by other women at desks which ride with the ...
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... Girls whose faces held some trace of Ameri- can or European ancestry were preferred . These girls had definite features , not the broad flattened nose , shallow eye pits , and general vacuity of many Japanese girls ' faces . It may seem ...
... Girls whose faces held some trace of Ameri- can or European ancestry were preferred . These girls had definite features , not the broad flattened nose , shallow eye pits , and general vacuity of many Japanese girls ' faces . It may seem ...
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