The term W.W. II ORG. refers to four organizations that were active during World War II: OPA (Office of Price Administration), OSS (Office of Strategic Services), OWI (Office of War Information), and WAAC (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps). The Office of Price Administration was responsible for controlling prices and rents, rationing goods, and stabilizing wages during the war. The Office of Strategic Services was a wartime intelligence agency that conducted espionage and sabotage operations. The Office of War Information was responsible for providing news and propaganda to the public. Finally, the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was the first women's branch of the U.S. Army, which provided support services such as clerical work and driving.