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Main :  Marion Lambert and Lucille Kazimer at timeclock, Packard Motor Car Company

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Marion Lambert and Lucille Kazimer at timeclock, Packard Motor Car Company
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View of Marion Lambert instructing Lucille Kazimer on the correct procedure for punching a time card at the Packard Motor Car Company factory. Label on back: "'This is how you punch your time card,' says Packard Co-ordinator Marion Lambert (right) to Lucille Kazimer (left) one of the women who comprise the vast army of women war workers now helping produce aircraft and marine engines at the Packard plant in Detroit. An important duty of the co-ordinators is to help acquaint new women employees with shop and factory practices." Handwritten on back: "Women workers."

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Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.

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