is is paulette i'm a native san franciscan and i am also speaking on behalf of the citizens in the cornett citizen housing on geary street when i find out that was happening i got very, very excited it takes i have to take a bus and have to walk three or four blocks to get my medication it's far away for me and not having that particular thing there for me and a lot of the other residents i do a lot of speaking because they have a hard time expressing what we want to say i feel like that this the day i photo about it i he was looking at it wondering why it was still vacant being a native i can see that gear street a dying over the years and didn't have everything it used to have sometimes the retail sometimes there's a restaurant but there's no real something live in the area i'm excited about the project the accepts in the whole building are talking about it what we've been looking at and watching to let you know is home people sleeping around the building we've had to get them away from there in other words, we're perpetually a situation instead of lighting the space for the residents in

. >> this is a 1941 magazine, "cornett," which hasn't survived into the 21st seine hurry. but you can see it's a magazine aimed at women. there's a woman posing in a wedding dress and there's something called the bachelor life on the cover. rollicking expose of bachelor days and nights. inside there is an article about women in congress. one of the things i love about this, this is sort of a great example of how the press really didn't know where to have women in congress. these women are, in some cases, all business, jesse sumner here. and lots of the women that we know from long service, edith nourse rogers, all these folks are here and they are very business like. but often, they are described as, you know, sort of fabulously wealthy or 5'3''or, you know, tiny brunette. things like that that sort of placing them still in this -- it is a tricky position for them to figure out and in this transitional generation this is 1941, it's going to continue to be a little bit complicated to figure out. and once the war ends, it is probably going to get a little more complicated. a