Women in war industries,
by Helen Baker, assistant director.

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Corporate Author: Princeton University. Industrial Relations Section.
Related Names: Baker, Helen.
Language(s): English
Published: Princeton, 1942.
Subjects: War > War / Economic aspects.
Personnel management.
Women > Women / Employment.
Note: Photocopy. Charlottesville, University of Virginia Printing Services, 1981.
Physical Description: 82 p. 25 cm.
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