Australian wives of American servicemen meet at club

The transcript discusses a club formed by Australian women who are wives or fiancées of American servicemen. The club is 300 strong, representing a cross-section of Australian womanhood. Additionally, hundreds of English wives of Australian servicemen have arrived, with more awaiting transportation. The transcript also touches on living arrangements and the positive perception of American youth. The women express happiness and a commitment to making their roles a lifetime job.

What was the main purpose of the club formed by the Australian women?

• To organize social events

• To support each other as wives or fiancées of American servicemen

• To promote Australian culture

• To engage in political activities

What is the size of the club formed by the Australian women?

• 300 members

• 400 members

• 100 members

• 200 members

How many English girl wives of Australian servicemen were awaiting transportation to Australia?

• 600

• 700

• 800

• 500

What was the general sentiment of the women towards their new roles?

• They were regretful

• They were apprehensive

• They were indifferent

• They were happy and committed

What is the perception of American servicemen according to the transcript?

• They are seen as troublesome

• They are viewed as a fine group of young individuals

• They are considered indifferent

• They are regarded as inexperienced